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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1902

Page

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Sullivan Chief Targeted as Gamblers Push Clash

Town reels as Mayor Homer and backers back a police shakeup amid gambler pressure. Chief Sullivan faces removal while closures and layoffs hit the lower city. lawyers and residents debate policing and crime amid a threatened crackdown on vice.

Vuiday James Street George Lo Argyle Jap Lo Gilkey Dishow Mark Neuton Frank Clancy John Dow Wil H. Merrie Weil Sullivan Homer Halle

Ferguson Free Embezzler Exonerated by Seattle Lawyers

A garbled report claims Captain W. M. Ferguson was absolved of embezzlement charges by Seattle attorneys Allen & Allen. No charges were filed, and the arrest in Seattle and related names appear unreliable, with connections to Baktet and Blackett mentioned without clear context.

Seattle W. HM. Fergucharge J. H. Allen Allen & Allen Victoria B. Blackett Mr. Ferguson San Francisco

Fierce Fighting Reported Near Frontier in Planime

Information today reports a fierce clash between Turkish troops and Macedonians near Planime at the frontier. Casualties include 20 killed 206 wounded and 140 wounded on the Macedonian side, with heavy repulses and ensuing disorder.

Planime Jonany

Dee L Andrew Carne Reaches Bats Win After Late Recovery

Andrew Carne helps Dee L team overturn a late deficit to secure a critical victory. The437 brief notes the comeback amid mixed fortunes for America on Wednesday as fans cheer the final minutes.

Dee Andrew Carne America

Smelter Assured for Whatcom Bay Project

Sufficient capital has been raised for the long sought Remetter on Whatcom Bay. KX Larabee of Fairhaven secured funds during a recent trip and has been chosen to oversee construction near Chuckanut Bay. The project is expected to boost Baker district industry with planned stamp mills and further facilities.

Whatcom Tellingham Bay Larabee Fairhaven Une Wite Chuckanut Bay Baker District Amelter & In Opera

Bubonic Plague Reports Spark San Francisco Alarm

The San Francisco plague outbreak worsens with many cases and a serious situation. Western states send telegrams of complaint while authorities monitor developments amid holiday periods. An unrelated note mentions the launch of City Dyes and Laundry Co. by Filmore Hart and Hart.

Rehmey Co San Francisco NOT IN Laundry Trust M. Filmore Victor F. J. Hart City Dye ‘Orks and Laundry Co

Dolphin Narrow Escape Overstated by North Sailors

Captain St Nord of the Ferallon reports the steamer Dolphin reached Ketchian after a rough passage with no serious damage. He says prior reports of her peril were exaggerated and that the ship likely faced only moderate weather on the voyage from Lynn canal.

St. Nord Lynn Canal Ketchian

Grin Charged in Mayhem Case in Sinners Court

A man named Grin faced the supreme court of the Sinners on December 4 and 8 for alleged gem theft and related offenses. He was ordered held in custody pending trial with a 6,000 rouble bond set.

Paes Ieee Gembousind

Final Dr Alexander Linked to Grave Robberies

The final Dr Alexander, noted demonsteater from Joitra College, is implicated in grave robbery cases. The case details indicate a string of incidents tied to his activities and alleged involvement. Officials have not disclosed full charges or defense statements pending further inquiry.

Indianapolis Alexander Wimtowry Joitra College

Lonely and Despondent Woman Found Dead Near Lighthouse

Mrs. Mary J. Shepard, wife of a local tender, may have drowned near the West Point lighthouse Friday evening. Doctors held a mortem exam and could not confirm the drowning theory due to conflicting evidence, while the lighthouse area is described as a lonely sand pit about six miles north of Beattie near Ballard.

Aire Mary Jane Shepard West Point West Point Lighthouse Co Beattie Ballard

Veneworla Yields to German British Demands

Diplomatic circles report Veneworla has yielded partially to Germany and Britain on a city issue, with concessions tied to a request for delay before presenting a joint ultimatum. The article notes the concessions and the request for postponement in London.

London Veneworla Germany Britain

Mystic teacher sues Beattie Electric for damages

Anon Foster sues Beattie Electric for 18000 in a Superior Court suit filed after a fall from a moving street car near Pike Street and Second Avenue. Foster alleges sudden motion as she boarded, injuring the spine, side and leg, while the defense argues contributory negligence.

Anon Foster Beattie Electric Company Wee Morrie The Superior Court Pike Street Second Avenue Omr

Cooper to Europe on Business and Pleasure Trip

W. W. H. Cooper manager of the main insurance department of Calhoun Denny and Ewing leaves for a three month trip to Europe. He will visit Chicago New York Liverpool Glasgow Berlin and Dresden.

W .W. H. Cooper of Calhoun, Denny &. Ewing Europe Chicago New York Liverpool Glasgow Berlin Dresden

Minister Martin Steinke Dies at Green Lake

Rev Martin Steinke longtime pastor of the German Evangelical Lutheran church died at his Green Lake residence aged 62 from heart disease after a brief illness. Survived by a widow, he was praised by Dr Knappe and friends as a fine man and pastor. Funeral services set for Wednesday with chapel rites at Butterworth Bons at 1 30 p.m. and church services at 2 p.m.

Martin Steinke Asviett Dnappe German Evangelical Lutheran Church Green Lake Steinke Knappe Europe Butterworth & Bons Terry Avenue Stewart Street

Drowned in Tagish Lake Tragedy Reported by Steamer

Steamer City of Beattie brought news of the drowning of Andy Dicksta in Tagish Lake south of Caribou, near the Knowlre area. The incident involved two canoes and capsizing. details are unclear as the report strings together fragments from the scene and local accounts.

Beattie City of Beattie Lynn Canal Andy Dicksta Tagis H Lake Caribou

Wy GURL Goes On The Stage In Talent Contest

The Point Stantans girl iris av flemh from YORK and Mise Luciio Benn of St Paul are noted as selected entrants in a new talent show. Benn is related to Sylvia part of a family linked to the local show scene. The article praises Celtic voice and marks Benn as a potential stage artist.

York Dee Mise Luciio Benn St. Paul Niger Sylvia Iris

Colombian minister to New York empowers Herran for canal talks

Acting Secretary of State was informed by ener Herran of the Colombian legation that Minister Concha, ill, has gone to New York and Herran is temporarily empowered to conduct the canal negotiations for Colombia. The State Department had not received formal advices, but it is generally believed Concha is absent.

Washington Ener Herran Legation Plate Mil Concho New York Conche Herran Anane Colombia State Department Concha Feranee Merran Seecesnor

Inventor Kilok Dies in New York After a Long Career

Thomas Kilok, the inventor of an unspecified item, is reported dead in New York. Kilok, who immigrated from Ireland, had long pursued his creative work and made notable contributions before his death.

New York Thomas Kilok Ireland

Kaiser Ad Missing or Misread Financial Claim

A garbled 1930s wire-service fragment notes a claim involving a Kaiser related figure with an amount of 1,260,000 dollars. The exact parties and context are unreadable, but the item implies a legal or financial action tied to Wilhelm and a branded entity.

Congress Opens Short Session Amid Resignations And Tributes

Congress convened in a brief session with the Senate adjourning at 12 05 in memory of Senator McMillan of Michigan. Rev W H M Saule Burn chaplain resignation placed with Speaker Frye. House attendance strong as Speaker Henderson greets the passing of public tributes and the arrival of Cannon. Women fill galleries for opening day and floral tributes decorate desks.

Hurrell Connecticut House of Representatives Einele Joe” Cannon Sineois Speaker Henderson Mra Roomeveit

Preston Faces Scare Tactics At County Meeting

Report from Tacoma describes a tense Donnelly hotel gathering where Gov. McBride and state senators pressed for county commissioners support. Fewer than seven delegates arrived as talk of a coalition to back Preston and the commission heatedly brightened tensions.

Countywide bond campaign and labor tensions surface

The report outlines plans to adopt measures to tighten control over dockyard work and curb a long standing dispute. Officials discuss countering opposition and testing new proposals while a tense climate affects the district.

Annual report outlines dues in Pacific districts

Pragier's annual report proposes 7 cent dues in the Pacific Athletic and Lake districts. The formation of an office for the In' ee ped Union is noted, with plans for Pacific coast reforms and a forthcoming convention in Newormvention.

Whien Transportation In ‘Ee Ped Union Pragier Pacific Athletic Therine Cooks and Plewarde Pacific Coast Mess International Union Newormvention

Boy Absent From Court Receives One Week to Enroll

M R K Burne an 11 year old truancy case was cited before Judge Tollman for skipping school. The father Charles Burne asked for leniency and the judge granted one week to enroll, warning truancy could lead to reform school. Attorneys were instructed to pursue enforcement if needed.

Charles Burne Tollman Med Ve J. Peare McKnight Odin Boys Keith

Contempt Hearing Ordered in Alimony Case

Charles FB Buccett failed to comply with a November 19 superior court order to pay $600 alimony to his wife Elizabeth Huesell and attorney fees. He was cited to appear at 9:40 a.m. December 4 to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt.

M.rk. Burne Tollman Charies FB Buccett Superior Court Elizabeth Huesell

Fragmentary notes on clerks wages and office expenses

The text outlines testimony about clerks and a treasurer being released and salary amounts. It references the clerk's office, the treasurer, and various payments including rent, wardrobe, and fees rising to a sizable sum, with mention of a court or official setting.

Government fiscal request shows 149 million needed

Washington on December 1 reports the departments estimate the 1909 budget at 149.89 million dollars for the year ending June 30. Reductions target military and public works. largest item, pensions, approaches 140 million.

Washington Timater

Bids Opened for Queen Anne Fire Station Construction

Secretary Hagley announces bids for the Queen Anne fire station project. Bidders include J L Jenkins at 6087 with 186 extra for brick, F Allan, W Rica Lae it Behrens at 198 deduction if wooden flooring is used. appropriation set at 5000, log referred to city council.

Anne Hagley Board of Public Works Maturday Coorear Etty J. L. Jenkins F. Allan Rica Behrens City Council

Autopsy Finds Gore Death Accident Confirmed

American doctors conducted a special autopsy on Mrs. Gore and concur with the French verdict that her death was accidental. The report notes the striking detail that the ball passed between open eyelids and suggests fear would have caused instinctive reactions if danger had threatened.

Mre Gore

Y. M. C. A. Basketball Team Victory

Local report notes the Y. M. C. A. basketball team securing a win amid sparse details from a Saturday night gathering. The article references community events and a general mood of celebration surrounding the outcome.

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