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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1906

Page

7

Bryan versus Sullivan dominates Illinois convention fight

At the 1904 Illinois state Democratic convention in Peoria the clash between William Jennings Bryan and Roger Sullivan split factions and pitted Hopkine and Sullivan against Thompson and Dentap. Bryan attacked the machine as corrupt while Sullivan defended his national committee role and opposed Bryan’s push to unseat delegates.

William Jennings Bryan Illinois Peoria William Bryan Roger Sullivan Bryan Sullivan P Maton Erite Roger ‘ Sulli Ioha P Hopkins Roger Charce Millard Fillmore Dealap Owen P. Thompeon Jack Wnville Bott Hopkine Sullivan Ador Hearst Hanes St. Louis H Lewis Hophine Thompson Mineola Roger ©. Sullivan Democratic Majority Rule League Presiment Millard Fillmore Dentap Ryan Theodore Nelson Hinots Prian Nelcom Springfield Hopkine and Sullivan

Guggenheim Discusses Seattle as Pacific Coast Hub

Industrial magnate Daniel Guggenheim visits Seattle and predicts it will become the Pacific coast’s great city, with Alaska investments expanding and mining operations growing. He notes plans for canal terminus sites, real estate, and ore shipments to support future enterprise, then travels to Portland and beyond.

Seattle Guggenheim Beattie Mr. Guggenheim Ineniel Guggenheim Tia Portland Lake City Denver New York

Toast Meeting for MW Promises Intriguing Program

The municipal ownership toast meeting, set for tomorrow evening at the Labor Temple, features a lineup of speakers delivering a series of toasts on topics from bonds and taxation to electric service and franchise matters. Judge Wood serves as toast master guiding discussions.

Labor Temple

J. P. Ritchie Noted From Oklahoma In Fragments

Fragmentary text mentions J P Ritchie of Oklahoma and a reference to the northwest corner of Ninth and an unclear scene at 32 eee and Gove with no coherent context.

J. P. Ritchie Oklahoma Ninth

Auto Three Hit by Trolley Car at Union and Second

University car No 272 outbound collided with an automobile driven by W C Ruckman yesterday around six o clock at Second Street and Union Avenue. Ruckman tried to cross the track but was unable and the trolley struck the auto broadside, causing minor damage to the auto and no serious injuries. Ruckman was alone in the car and was removed to a garage by another vehicle.

University W. C. Ruckman Second Union Ruckman Arrose

Steamer Manchuria Anchors on Reef Near Makapua Head

Honolulu Aug 22 Steamer Manchuria remains aground on a coral reef near Makapua head. All attempts to refloat her have failed. Reports say she has sustained no further damage from pounding, but unless she is refloated soon she will likely break up.

Honolulu Makapua Head

Seattle to Yukon River Passenger Rates Set

Passage rates from Seattle to the lower Yukon via Dawson will be posted in mid September. The Dawson route remains active until September 30, after which navigation on the lower Yukon becomes problematic.

Seattle Yukon Rivers Dawson

Locomotive for Swanitz Railroad Aboard Santa Ana

The steamer Santa Ana sails westward Friday carrying freight including the first locomotive for Colonel Swanitz's railroad now under construction from Valdez.

Santa Ana Colonel Swanitz Valdez

Saratoga Set to Break Speed Records on Alaska Run

The Saratoga sails to St Michael and Nome next Saturday as officers aim to lower all records between Seattle and Seward peninsula. The log shows a speed of 16 knots and the ship will maintain that pace on the voyage.

Saratoga St. Michael and Nome Seattle Seward Peninsula

Skeletons Found in Cave Near Carmanah Identified as Pio Crew?

Victoria British Columbia August 22 Lighthouse Keeper Daykin reports eight skeletons found in a Carmanah area cave along with a pon toon and a ship's boat. He notes the cave acts as a mantrap and the boat could not be retrieved due to rock obstruction. the men likely starved.

Pacific Coast Skeleton Find Drives Valencia Case Action

The Pal Trades assembly committees will sail to Vancouver Island to recover eight skeletons found near Carmanah Point if identified as Valencia victims. They await word from the revenue cutter Grant and try to locate it by wireless to issue orders. The discovery remains unconfirmed by the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. and no details reached officials.

Pal Trades Assembly Vancouver Island Valencia Carmanah Point Pacific Coast Steamship Company

Banquet Tonight for K County Republicans

The K County Republican club holds a banquet at the Leseht park pavilion tonight. John F. Miller serves as toastmaster as speakers include Senator Levi Ankeny Governor Albert B Mead Congressmen Cosgroen and Humphrey Senator Samuel Piles F C Harper John L Wilson William White John M Perry A Ballinger J M Wiestling and J B Knickerbooker.

K County Republican Club Leseht Park John F. Miller Dreesen Levi Ankeny Albert B Mead

Poster Kieber Postpones Billboards Until Notice Arrives

Poster Kieber, a local billboard advertising agent, stated this morning they would not desist from finishing their downtown district billboards until they received official notification.

Kieber Dtetriet

Army officer to inspect Seattle commissary and quartermaster

Lieutenant Colonel Chamberlain of the inspector general's department United States army will be in Seattle tomorrow to inspect the commissary and quartermaster's departments.

Chamberlain Inspector General's Department United States Army Seattle

Measles Breaks Out Among Navy Troops at Fort Lawton

Four cases of measles reported among Third Section men at Fort Lawton. Aboard the transport Buford from Alaska the illness was first noticed. The cases are mild and all patients are quarantined.

Fort Lawton Alaska Buford

Thaw pleads insanity in murder case

New York August 22 Harry Thaw's defense team chooses emotional insanity plea. Evelyal Thaw designated as principal defense witness to argue that Thaw was insane at the time of the killing but sane now.

New York Harry Thaw Evelyal Thaw Thaw White Ther

Hoveric Arrives with 6000 Tons of Ratte for Canadian Extension

The British steamer Hoveric arrived at the Great Northern docks today carrying 6000 tons of ratte destined for use by the Great Northern on a Canadian extension project.

Hoveric Great Northern

Steamer Humboldt Arrives From Alaska With Gold Treasure

The steamer Humboldt is due this afternoon from southeastern Alaskan ports. Officials report a gold treasure on board valued at $465,000.

Humboldt

Bertha Arrives in Port After Rough Northbound Voyage

Steamer Bertha reaches port from the westward with a large list of passengers and an ore shipment from Ellamar bound for Tacoma Smerter. The voyage northbound was rough and forced the Bertha to anchor, delaying eight days by the break in the voyage.

Bertha Moon Ellamar Tacoma Smerter

Saloonkeeper Fined for Aiding Underage Rowdy Group

MH Brookins, a saloonkeeper, was fined 850 by the Peace for allowing a group of boys aged 16 to 20 to gather at the saloon for intoxicating liquor. The case notes reference disorderly behavior and violation of local liquor laws.

Brookins Bete of the Peace Davia Aling Boya

Milkman Clarence Young Pleads Guilty to Theft

Clarence Young a milkman was arrested Monday for stealing a pint of milk valued at one cent and a milk bottle worth seven cents from A B Bradford. He was arraigned before Justice Tavin yesterday, pled guilty, and fined 26 dollars.

Clarence Young A. B. Bradford T&vin

Funeral rites for Mary F Piepo held after Ravensdale murder

Funeral services for Mary F Piepo, killed in Ravensdale Saturday night, were held this afternoon at the Sacred Heart church. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery.

Mary Fpiepo Ravensdale Bucred Heart Church Calvary Cemetery

Lumber Land Valuations Boosted by County Board

King county will tax 110000 acres of Weyerhaeuser timber in a slated annual levy based on about 12.50 an acre after the board of equalization raised assessments by 20 percent following a hearing. Assessor’s initial value hovered near 10 an acre amid a disputed classification. The board held its first night session to hear small property owners plus the Columbia River Sound railroad and Pacific Coast company, with J C Ford arguing for lower valuations on title lands.

King County Weyerhaeuser Timber Company County Board of Equalization Peter Columbia Uger Sound Railroad Pacific Coast Company J. C Ford

Body of Mrs Rows Brought From Valdes On Berton

The body of Mrs Rows, who died at Valdes, arrived on the steamer Berton at noon today. It was taken to Butterworth & Son's undertaking parlors. No cause of death has yet been reported.

Filipino police doughbird taken for illness in Manila

Martin Shea an ¢i-Manila policeman was picked up by Patrolman Osborne on first day last night suffering from an illness contracted in the Philippines. He was taken to the Whyside hospital.

Martin Shea Osborne Philippines Wee Whyside

Mayor Harper Letter Sparks Graft Charge In City

Vincent Harper sent a sharp note to Mayor Moore implying city officials ignore graft. The letter followed Dr Hermon Titus being jailed for obstructing the sidewalk while trying to address a crowd at Second and Pike. Harper’s scathing tone suggested arrest outcomes and street-clearing pressures, with Moore declining further comment.

Vincent Harper Moore Poliee Oratera Hermon Titus Titus Becond and Pike

Five Acres at West Seat for Quick Cash Sale

Magnificent view of Bound ideal for platting. Owner must sell quickly. Address D-31 care Btar for particulars. Five acres at West Seat offered for 3000 dollars cash with a direct sale prompt.

Mayor cites unknown knowledge and defends Chief Wappenstein

The mayor discusses a letter attacking Chief Wappenstein and states it will not be heeded. He asserts the issue of keeping the streets clear will be handled through Chief Wappenstein, who will direct the response to the challenge.

Wappenstein

Missing messengers report underhanded money delivery

Rh. M. Cooper reports a $30 gift intended for David Bratcam of the A. 20. T to be given to Captain Kug nut at Third and Pine. The boy did not deliver the money or return to the office since 11 yesterday forenoon. He was later seen with David Askew on the waterfront. Askew also failed to return to the office.

Rh. M. Cooper Stratford David Bratcam Kugnut David Askew A. DT. Messenger

Fire at Metabrook Hotel Hits Curtains From Faulty Wiring

A morning fire at the Metabrook hotel started when a heated wire near a window ignited curtains. Investigators say Sunset Telephone wires attached to a kitchen smoke stack overheated and damaged insulation, causing live contact with wood. The company will be required to redesign the wiring immediately.

Metabrook Seconday Sunset Telephone Company Ihe

Real Estate Split Lets Small Investors Buy Dexter Horton Building

The Trustee Company divides ownership of the Dexter Horton Building into 250 Unit-Interests allowing investments from modest sums. Investors may buy fractional units such as one tenth or two tenths, receiving proportional returns. Full details available at The Trustee Company office in the Lowman Building.

Dexter Tipton Hank Beattie Dexter Horton Seattle Lowman Building

Ballard Man Kills Maniac on Milwaukee Train

A Ballard man Andrew Wilson shot and killed an escaped maniac aboard a train at Sparta as it headed to Milwaukee. The attacker wounded two passengers and five others were injured before Wilson fired. Wilson, with his wife and other Ballardites aboard, was returning to New York for the Eagles convention.

Ballard Severa Ballard East Wisconsin Sparta Andrew Wilson North Wilson Mr. Wilson Lansing Mich New York Paul Kirkendall Chiia Pederson Leary Av

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