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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1906

Page

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Cuban Revolt Grows Daily As Rebels Clash In Havana

Rebel forces press into city streets as police halt assaults at the capital’s threshold. News streams describe attacks near the Danigh canaul residence and broader unrest across Pinar del Rio hills. U S and Cuban officials weigh intervention as violence continues and authorities arrest figures linked to the rebellion.

Havana Pinar del Rio Jose Miguel Gortte Gomes Tien Angeles Amencar

Police target cigar store dice gambling in city

Police tighten scrutiny as cigar stores are linked to illegal dice games using ivory dice with numbers ready for exchange. Mayor Moore orders enforcement, arguing games resemble gambling though not clearly covered by existing laws and ordinances.

Moore

Northern Arrives with 15,000 Bar Cement for Galbraith

The Norwegian steamer Northern reached port from San Francisco this morning carrying 15,000 bar cement for Galbraith. The vessel will be at the Wall Street wharf while unloading freight at the North docks.

Northern San Francisco Galbraith Bacon Wall St N. Docks

City Hall row delays access as mayor faces police dispute

Local tension rises around city hall as Mayor and police chief clash over district changes. Mose Gold and supporters seek audience while officials indicate hall leaders will not speak publicly yet but plan future access.

Wapenstein Mose Gold Fe Hall

Former Cuban Revolution Officers Offer Government Service

Former officers of the Cuban revolutionary era offer their services to the government in a sign of continued political realignment. The move signals potential shifts in internal security and governance as veteran figures seek roles amid evolving national leadership.

U S Threatens Marines If Cuban Chaos Persists

Washington reports the state department may order full reports on the situation in Cuba and prepare to restore order without delay. If the Cuban government cannot maintain order, marines will be sent ashore to punish the revolutionists without awaiting a presidential request.

Washington, D.C State Department United States Prima

Cuban rebel plot alleged after explosive cache seized

Havana reports a man was caught near Pinar del Rio with 20 dynamite bombs. Authorities note rebels may target assassinations. A rumor claims State Secretary O'Parrill resigned to join war duty, denied by Secretary O'Farril.

Havana Pinar del Richia Morniig O'Parril Palma General Montalvo O'Farril

Seattle to Skagway Route Expands with Canadian Plan

Seattle will host the Seattle Skagway service with a southern terminus here. The Canadian railway aims to run at least one steamer, possibly two to Southeastern Alaska ports, while Canadian Pacific operates three ships between Victoria Vancouver and Skagway. America registry steamers may join Seattle service. E. J. Coyle sought a charter option during a Seattle visit.

Department of the Canadian Railway Seattle Alaska Canadian Pacific Letoria Vancouver Bragway E. J. Coyle

Captains Face Trial Over Tacoma Steamer Collision

United States Inspectors Turner and Whitney hear a neighborhood rivalry case between Captain Hall of the Vashon and Captain Ferguson of the Burton. The Tacoma collision endangered hundreds of lives. Written protests and calls for investigation were filed by dozens of passengers as evidence in an extended hearing. Attorneys James Ashton for Burton and A R Titlow for the Vashon present arguments as testimony continues.

Tacoma United States Turner and Whitney Hall Vashon Ferguson Burton James Ashton Borton A. R. Titlow

Wheat Crop in Ogden Rust Ruined in Utah

A third of the local wheat crop is ruined by rust with irrigated fields affected while dry farming remains untouched. The loss to farmers around Ogden totals about 1,500,000 dollars.

Ogden Utah

Wesl ey Oeeler Tells Grand Jury About Fee Trust

Wesley Oeeler, president of the fee trust, testified before the grand jury in New York on August 21. He objected to being summoned and claimed public awareness would honor the trust with a monument rather than condemn it. The state aims to prove the fee trust conspires to keep prices high and cause shortages.

New York Wesley Oeeler Fie Trust Fee Trust

Miss Ryan Defeats Miss Bell In Tennis Tournament

Several exciting matches were played at the tennis courts this morning for the annual tournament. Miss A. Ryan defeated Bell 67 63 with clever serve and pursuing returns. Beals beat Fooley 62 60 and Hunter won 62 62.

Tennnis Miss A. Ryan Bell Miss Ryan Beals Fooley Hunter Lampmann Fy Ryan Mise Bell

Earthquake Hits Valparaiso Again Razing Homes

Aug. 21 reports from Lima and Santiago describe a second heavy quake striking Valparaiso with aftershocks felt in the capital. Many modern houses deemed uninhabitable and a special corps set to raze tottering structures. Death toll projected around 2000 as fires break out across the city and debris blocks streets.

Lima Valparaiso Bantiago Santiago Mert Ua Limache Quillota Liaillal Naval Observatory

Bank Clearings Aug 21 1908 to Aug 21 1907 Growth

Bank clearings show a total of 1,000,4517 976,408.48 dollars for the period, with an increase over the same date last year of 734,043.26 dollars. The figures indicate higher activity compared with the prior year.

Manchuria Runs Aground Off Rabbit Island In Hawaii

Rescue attempts fail as the Pacific Mail Line steamer Manchuria rests on a reef near Rabbit Island Hawaii. The vessel is breaking up and engines are rumored damaged while passengers are evacuated and the Fearless returns for another tow.

Honolulu Fearless Manchuria

Raid at Bismarck targets two men amid resort probe

Last night the Bismarck was raided to arrest two men described as of questionable character who frequented the resort. Women Mrs Lanena Katherine Kennedy and Grace Foster are named. Kennedy was released on $100 bail, Foster remains jailed for trial before Justice Alexander.

Bismarck Mrs. Lanena Katherine Kennedy Grace Foster Alexander

Democratic State Convention Opens as Bryan Support Grows

The Illinois Democratic convention opens with Chairman Boeschenstein in charge and factional gains for Bryan allies. Judge Thompson backs Bryan, while Rainey withdraws, and Justice Boggs may win temporary chair. Bryan Thompson’s anti-Bullivan resolution looms as Bryan’s name draws modest applause amid expected acceptance speech.

Prromia Iate Boeschenstein Illinois Bulliver Evert Bryan Cook County Judge Thompson Bryan Thompson Ogee Wiliam J. Bryan

Roosevelt Message Acknowledged In Chill Response

Valparaiso Aust1 reports the Chill government and people received President Roosevelt's condolence message. They ordered immediate construction of wood and concrete houses for the homeless. Military engineers repair refireads and telegraph lines. Large bands of criminals who escaped earthquakes have been shot. over 80 executed publicly.

Valparaiso

King County Voters to Decide on 500000 Canal Bonds

County commissioners approve a bond proposal to aid a government canal project linking Puget Sound with Lake Washington. The measure seeks 500000 in bonds payable to James A. Moore, 20 years, 4 percent interest, in escrow until full canal completion and US acceptance.

Mackintosh James A. Moore King County Moore Puget Sound Lake Washington United States Board of County Commissioners Act of Congress Star

Miller Named President of King County Republican Club

John F. Miller was yesterday unanimously chosen president by the executive committee of the King County Republican club, marking a leadership change in the local political organization. His selection follows routine club procedures and signals ongoing party activity in the region.

John F. Miller King County Republican Club

Club Seeks New Leader After Harper Resigns

The club plans to forward a written request to Mr. Miller to accept the role of head of the club following E. C. Harper’s resignation to become custome inspector at Port Town send. The request will be signed by every member of the executive committee.

E. C. Harper Port Townsend Miller

Laborer Fred Mather Fined for Obscene Language

Fred Mather a laborer was fined ten dollars this month in Judge Alexander's court for using obscene language in a restaurant.

Fred Mather Alexander

Neb State Convention Amid Uproar Over Senate Fight

In MANCOLN Neb Aug 21 Republicans rally for the state convention while a bitter senate fight divides factions with an anti railroad platform. Attorney General Norris remains a central figure as delegates assemble.

Mancoln Thre Ely T Norris

Socialist leader Dr Titus jailed during street meeting

Dr Hermon F Titus national organizer of the Socialist party was arrested while addressing a crowd at Recond ave and Pike st for obstructing the sidewalk and street. He was released on $100 bail. Attorney J Brown was also detained but freed. The Socialists plan a protest meeting at an opera house with speakers including Titus and Vincent Harper.

Hermon F. Titus Socialist Party Titus Socialiet Titue Vincent Harper Soctaliat

Princess Royal Steamer Set for Launch at Esquimalt

The Princess Royal is being built by the Co PR at Esquimalt and will be launched within two months. Machinery will be fully installed when she slides down the ways.

Princess Royal The Co. PR Esquimalt

Seattle Chamber to Manage Chilean Relief Funds

Secretary Yarnell telegrammed the National Red Cross president saying the Seattle Chamber of Commerce will act as agents to forward or disburse any relief plan and handle funds. Seattle offers faster service and has facilities for quick aid to Chile earthquake sufferers. The chamber did not solicit money but will receive offerings. steamers Umatilla Buckman and Queen left Prisco for San Francisco and Seattle.

Yandell National Red Cross Society Seattle Chamber of Commerce Seattle Pacific Atlantic Star Sttacken

Italian shooter Matenche held in Seattle jail

Mike Matenche an Italian who shot Mrs Joseph Firpo at Ravensdale Bundas was brought to Seattle last night by Deputy Sheriff Starwich and placed in the county jail He does not deny the shooting but says he does not know why he did it The prosecuting attorney plans to file an information against Matenche in a few days

Mike Matenche Joseph Firpo Ravensdale Bundas Seattle Starwich Matenche

Mutilated Child Found. Lynching Threats Rise in North Carolina

The body of Minnie Sexton, six year old daughter of George Waddel, was found in Fremont near Goldsboro, North Carolina. Her lips were torn and her neck bruised, and authorities say she had been raped. Locals are enraged and another lynching is expected in the area.

Goldsboro N. C Minnie Sexton George Waddil Fremont

Railroads Seek Reduction in County Assessments

Great Northern Northern Pacific and Union Pacific asked the county board of equalization to cut valuations on rail sidetracks and Seattle real estate. Northern Pacific noted a mislisted tideland improvement and said total county property assessments rose from 4 million to 6.1 million dollars, a 62 percent increase while others rose 7 percent.

Great Northern Northern Pacific Union Pacific County Board of Equalization Northern Pacific Roads Seattle Peter State Tax Commission Jay Sedgwick Sedgwick M. T. Sanders St. Paul Charles Hayden John L. Snapp C. P. Bissett Bissett Sergwick

Water Shut Off North of East Fifty-ninth District

Water will be shut off tomorrow from 8 am to 12 pm in the district north of North and East Fifty-ninth, east of Green Lake. The notice warns residents to store water and expect service interruption in the stated area and times.

Green Lake

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