31 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
1
Grace Woodard of 107 Maynard figures as central in a sensational Pantages Theater row. W D Woodard accuses her of ruining his home and living with another man as Frank McCulloch and others witness a fraught scene that unsettled the audience.
At the Pantages theater in Seattle a tall man accused a auburn haired woman of infidelity live on stage. The one armed escort clashed with the accuser and drew a revolver before order was restored. The affair continues as W D Woodard alleges his wife left him for Frank McCulloch and seeks divorce.
David C. Bothewell, 85, died at Bethel on Wednesday. A pioneer of the city, it was named in his honor. The funeral will be held at the residence of his son, George Bothewell.
Frank G. Sandera his wife and five children narrowly survived a cyclone near Winona Minnesota after a neighbor warned them by telephone during dinner. They dove to the ground as the storm lifted their house and hurled it into rocks several hundred feet away.
At Greenville fair grounds on August 31 Prof. Baldwin the aeronaut attempted ascent when dynamite exploded, shredding Baldwin. The incident occurred during the afternoon event at the fair grounds.
Secretary James B. Meikle of the Chamber of Commerce returned from New York where he represented Clan McKenzie at the national gathering of the Order of Scottish Clans. He noted New York’s growth, saw former pasture land replaced by brick buildings, and heard Seattle spoken of as the metropolis of the Northwest.
Jennie Street was released Thursday morning from the county jail after the larceny charge against her was dismissed. The 196 King county manual for teachers and directors covers school affairs and progressive city and county school management, illustrated with several half-tone images.
In St Petersburg on August 41 Governor Trepoff expressed pleasure at the peace conclusion. In London on August 31 Danny Maher, an American rider, won four races at York, earning 1100 sovereigns.
A national organization of independent Good Templar lodge jurisdictions will be formed in Chicago in October to centralize their affairs. George F. Cotterill of Washington leads the effort as American membership rises with European recruits amid a 615,000 total. Lieutenant Edward Wawrinsky heads the order, which convened in Belfast with sessions in English German and Swedish. AnnualAmerican conventions may be held in the future.
An filed for divorce in Everett. he wants the separation but does not wish to take away the two children from their mother if they choose to stay with her. Wife and children reside in Everett.
Cashier A. H. Spelberg announces the State Bank of Seattle began operations July 25 and on August 25 held deposits totaling 141,624.61, claiming a Beattie record with deposits rising since opening.
During cross examination Mrs Tageart described Gen General Miners compliments at dinner as flattering her appearance and gown. She recalled Captain Tageart commenting that Miner must have shot hot air into her. She denied smoking cigarets while Fortescue testified some ladies smoked after dinner as a custom.
Chicago August 31. A Board of Trade vote to trade in puts and calls spurs police action. Chief Collings vows raids to stop illegal trading, likening it to closing pool rooms. John Hill of the market report committee met with the chief today.
Ottawa says Canada will assume the military and financial burden of Halifax and Esquimalt fortresses. British garrisons may stay temporarily as Canada plans eventual native garrisoning. The move follows Canada’s refusal to fund naval and military costs beyond what other colonies agreed.
Fire at the White River Pine Lumber company planing mill in Priest River Idaho swept through the yard yesterday consuming about 8 million feet of lumber, 11 Northern Pacific boxcars and around 26 houses. An emergency train with 300 workers went to Bonners Ferry to help but arrived after the blaze. Loss tallies reach roughly 275600 with 60000 insured.
John Doe Gyger of Southeast Seattle was formally charged with maintaining a nuisance by Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh on Thursday. M. H. Babcock bought liquor at the place, calling it a bind pig. The prosecuting witness is J. D. Cameron.
A major blaze in the San Bernardino National Forest began Tuesday and is sweeping Cable canyon. Reinforcements rush to the scene as the fire reaches timber on the summit. Firefighters are exhausted after days without sleep and the danger threatens the western range.
A $400 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the killers of Philip Ross and his wife in their Kerryton home. Sheriff Smith later added $50, calling the crime atrocious and indicating a possible motive of greed. The sheriff suspects a gang of discharged mill workers and vows thorough pursuit of the criminals.
Telegraph wires report fluctuating peace prospects from Portsmouth and St. Petersburg. Russians criticize Roosevelt while Linovitch’s forces in Manchuria lift pressure. officials warn war party seeks repudiation of plenipotentiaries. News from Chicago and London notes officials and diplomats planning visits amid tempers and loans. A notable turnout marks Crown Prince’s birthday in Portland with peace cheers.
James Downing petitions for divorce from Emma Downing claiming constant showers of cups and saucers during fits of temper destroyed the marriage. The couple wed in Paso Robles in 1888 and Downing says the abuse has continued since.
Reports from St. Petersburg allege tens of thousands of peasants in Saratoff and Samara are arming and preparing for a colossal autumn uprising. Authorities fear a violent crackdown, with troops deployed to the troubled districts.
Mary Ann Handley sues Charles Handley for divorce alleging non support. The couple formerly resided in Gravewend England with details incomplete.
Fair tonight and Friday with warming trend and light north winds. In a separate dispatch from Marinsk in West Siberia, Aug 91, the Japanese deportation of Siberian peasants from Sakhalin began with 3000 landed at Descatries in two days. Many are women children and sick, suffering greatly. aid organized by the provincial governor.
Lewis Hanson faces formal charges in the superior court on Thursday. The alleged victim is Pauline Neff, a resident of West Seattle, identified as a minor. The report notes the incident occurred recently and centers on his alleged criminal actions.
Edley Fair, 14, was arrested by Patrolman Joe Mason for stealing clothing from the Rainier Grand hotel but released from city jail for lack of prosecution. No fact presentation to Judge Frater followed, sparking concerns about juvenile crime and probation trends under the new law. The police claim many youths were not arrested before the law, contrasting with current arrests.
Victor Cohen arriving in the city from Portland faces federal prosecution for smuggling and state charges of embezzlement brought by Kate Von Hemler. She claims Cohen lured her from St. Louis and coerced her into fabricating 600 dollars in silk shirt waist patterns. Cohen grouped the contraband in old clothes and hidden it in Vancouver, B C. The Hemler filing could yield dual convictions.
In New Orleans on August 31 fourteen cases and four deaths were reported at noon, indicating ongoing health developments in the area.
Phillip H. Ross and Mer ril Ross may be buried in the potter's field unless their lodge funds funeral costs. The murdered pair lie at Bonney Watson morgue after an August 28 attack near Kerryton where a saloon keeper and his wife were killed and the building burned to hide the crime. Police found no trace of a $1,100 or the missing gold watch.
Beeattle readers are urged to help find a home for old bears at Woodland Park after the park board discussed replacing aged bears with young cubs. The plan risks killing the toothless, grouchy Rosie and Bette amid protest letters, with calls for humane housing in backyards or dog kennels.
Edward Sewell of Lloyd Transfer was struck by a switch engine at Broad Street. He was hurled into the air and dragged 200 feet after his leg was severed above the ankle. Witnesses feared fatal injuries. a mattress was used to stem bleeding as Sewell insisted his leg was not broken. He was taken to Seattle General Hospital.
C O Forsythe arrested at his lodging by Detectives Wappenstein and Phillips on First Street Wednesday night, on a Lind Washington description. He raised a 6.60 check to 66 dollars, bank accepted it, then later confessed after letters to Lind were found. Forsythe is wanted for forging checks in northwestern towns and faces trial Thursday morning.
Special Officer Anderson, answering a call from Mrs. Minnie Carroll at 102 Queen Anne, found longshoreman Fred Jorgenson and marine fireman James Adema in a silent, hostile standoff after three shots were fired. The two men were jailed pending explanations, while Mrs. Carroll stayed in a separate room.
C E Robinson a saloon swamper and gambler went berserk after drinking during a performance of The Chaperons in Billings Maine Aug 31. He shot at J Ward Hut C B Grand and T Rowland outside the theater and was fatally shot by officers after a gunfight.
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