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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1905

Page

3

Railway strip donation offer to widen King Street

Attorney L C Gilman on behalf of the Great Northern railway offered to donate the Mackintosh strip from Second to Fourth along King street, adding 21 feet to the street width. The city and railway had fought over possession for years, and the city also seeks the segment between Railroad avenue and Second to widen the approach to the new depot. The committee nearly agreed.

Great Northern Railway L. C. Gilman Mackintosh King Street Railroad Avenue Second

Surplus Stock Piano and Organ Sale Nearing End

Local buyers have snapped up items in a big surplus stock sale. Charles Weller, W R Lytle, F J Hecht, and E Englund purchased a Kim ball piano, a Simplex piano and player, a Pease piano, and a Burdette organ respectively. The sale offers sharp price cuts, liberal terms, and full trade-in value for old instruments.

Chas. Weller Kimball W. R. Lytle F. J. Hecht E. Englund

Supreme court grants Hoch case writ for October review

The Hoch case receives a writ of supersedeas from the Supreme Court, delaying decision until October. The tunnel project for the Great Northern nears completion as the depot deadline is extended.

Chicago Supreme Court Hoch

Elks disavow Palin Pompeii night organizers

Seattle Lodge No. 92 denies sponsoring Palin's Last Days of Pompeii event. A regular lodge session will convene tonight in the Alaska building at 8 o'clock, and all members are urged to attend. Secretary GEO. N. SMITH issues the notice.

ELKS Palin Pompeii Seattle

Senator Burton Faces Fresh Allegations of Influence Fees

Washington Aug 24 Senator Joseph R Burton of Kansas is accused of taking about 14000 in exchange for influence before an executive department. A Justice Department report cites 26 national fund warrants issued to Burton and Z P Burton for services as attorneys related to Chickasaw claims and Indian fund warrant irregularities.

Washington, D.C Joseph R. Burton Kansas Interior Department Department of Justice Burton Chickasaw National Fund Muskogee Indian Bureau National Fund Warrminte P. Burton Mr. Burton J. B. Burton T. Burton Department of the Interior Indian Territory

Salmon cargo and passenger reports from Alaska steamers

The Alieka B steamer Dolphin arrived from Bkagway with 1 160 cases of salmon and 117 passengers, then sails to Brigway with 65 passengers. Cottage City brings two tons of salmon and 69 passengers from Makagway, returning to Brigway with 75 passengers. Charles Nelson arrives from San Francisco with general merchandise. Olympia and Victoria plan Nome and St Michaels sailings, Olympia with full freight and no passengers, Victoria with 80 passengers and full cargo.

Alieka B Steamship Company Dolphin Bkagway Bragway Southeastern Bank Macific Coast Steamship Company Cottage City Mkagway Brigway Charles Nelson San Francisco Northwestern Bteamship Company Olympia Nome St. Michaele Northwestern Steamship

Hermit Lander Fails to wed 23-year-old in courtship

L. C. Lander, a one legged hermit of Vashon Island, failed to marry Misa Minnie Alexander after Justice P. V. Davis refused to join them. The 70 year old pursued the union amid family support and Victoria wedding plans on British soil.

L. C. Lander Vashon Island Misa Minnie Alexander Justice Davis Victoria Lander

Mind cure doctors claim all diseases yield to treatment

In Seattle Dre. Strath and Meacham promote suggestive therapeutics as a new science of healing. They say chronic cases vanish and patients praise their care in the Arcade building. They claim medicine is unnecessary and that sickness is no barrier to recovery under their method.

Dre. Strath & Meacham Seattle Strath Meacham

Counterfeiting arrests linked to James boys tale

The piece recalls a blacksmith once tied to the James boys and his son who were jailed for counterfeiting but freed for lack of proof who coined the fakes found in their cabin. Neighbors speculate about hidden graves near Landers Island and a rumor tying a child’s fate to a one legged hermit.

Davis James Boys Landers Island God

Great Plans For Monday Labor Day Temple Dedication

Labor Day events center on September 4 with the dedication of a new labor temple on University near Seventh. A 10 am parade ends at the temple at noon, open-air services feature speakers, a 2 pm baseball game, and evening dancing and refreshments follow at the temple. A parade order lists numerous trades and unions from printing to iron workers with locals in Puget Sound and Georgetown.

Organized Labor Labor Temple University Seventh Temple Madison Park Brewery Puget Sound Ballard Georgetown

Steamer Multnomah Offers Puget Sound Day Trip

The Steamer Multnomah sails Sunday August 27 from Calbraith dock at 9 a m returning by 10 p m with four hours in Olympia to visit the capitol buildings and Tumwater Falls. Passengers view Mt Rainier the Cascade and Olympic mountains from deck. Round trip fare one dollar.

Multnomah Calbraith Dock Madison Street Olympia State Capitol Tumwater Falla Puget Sound Steilacoom United States McNeil Pointe Mt. Rain

Plumbers Union Plans Next Conference With Employers

The Plumbers Union held a meeting on Wednesday night to arrange another conference with employers to settle the ongoing dispute. Reported contract breach with the Master Plumbers Association may lead to expulsion of the unmerited from the Central Labor union.

Plumbers Master Plumbers’ Association Central Labor Sems

Danish Poet Adam Dan to Lecture in City August 31

Danish American poet and author Rev. Adam Dan will visit the city August 31 to deliver a lecture at the Socinnat temple on an as yet unspecified topic. He will be hosted by M. J. Lahman, proprietor of City Mills, during his stay.

Adam Dan Auust Socinnat Temple

Scalper Law Test Case Before Superior Court Judge

Hugh O Nellin seeks a writ of habeas corpus to release him from bonds and the scalping charge as the test case proceeds in Superior Court Judge Gilliam. Prosecutor Mackintosh and McElroy defend the law while Richard Saxe Jones presents a strong argument with extensive citations.

Gilliam Hugh O'Nellln Mackintosh McElroy Richard Saxe Jones

Halls Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease

A product advertisement claims Hall s Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 if any case fails to cure and urges sending for testimonials from F J Cheyney Co Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Halle Family Pills for constipation.

F. J. Cheyney & CO Toledo Agate Halle Family

Judge Gilliam to weigh constitutionality late Thursday

The court indicated that the law may be unconstitutional and Judge Gilliam is likely to take up the question Thursday afternoon for consideration.

Gilliam

Nine Victims In Butte Streetcar Crash

Bertha Knuth aged 19 is dead in the Sunday night street car collision, the ninth fatality reported. Gertie Shea is not expected to survive her injuries. Mrs. Matthew Delfield of Bridgeport Washington, 36, sister of City Comptroller John Riplinger, died at the scene.

Butte Mont Bertha Knuth Gertie Shea Matthew Delfield Bridgeport Wash John Riplinger

Providence Hospital Aftercare Claims Loss of Patient

Providence hospital says a patient died Wednesday afternoon from complications following an operation performed a month earlier. She leaves a husband two children two sisters four brothers and two sisters.

Providence Hospital

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