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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1905

Page

3

Alaska Pushes for Territorial Government and Delegates

The Alaska legislative campaign opens with support from the president's congress message. Washington Representative Jones drafts a territorial government bill with three district delegates. Sulzer files a similar bill. Delegates Humphries arrives, Ryan and Swineford are absent. The ship subsidy draft awaits senate action. Townsend reintroduces amended Esch Townsend bill expanding ICC salaries and railcar oversight.

Washington D. C Dee Alaska Congress Representative Jones Sulzer Omar J. Humphries Seattle Ryan Swineford Senate Townsend House

W C T U Organizer to Speak Here This Weekend

Mrs Callie H Howe national organizer for the W C T U will arrive in the city Saturday to address several gatherings. She will stay with Mrs Marguerite B Platt and speak at Tabernacle Baptist Church Sunday morning at 11 and again Sunday evening at the Congregational Church Fremont. On Tuesday afternoon she will address the Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs at First Baptist Church as part of a state lecture tour.

Callie H. Howe St. Joseph Mra. Howe Marguerite B. Platt

Danish Dairy Maids in Copenhagen Work Long Hours

In Denmark about a thousand dairy farms employ young women ages 16 to 25 as dairy maids. Wages start 13 to 26 dollars yearly, with a maximum around 150 dollars. Lodging and board are provided, and work days run eight to twelve hours, occasionally longer during peak orders.

Copenhagen Denmark

Park Map Planned If Park Bond Vote Passes

Park board members authorize an exhibit map to show land already secured for a park and driveway, and parcels to be bought if the park bond election succeeds. The map will be prepared for publication by week’s end.

Park Board

Independent Telephone Company Bows To Fourth Avenue Plan

The Independent Telephone Company agrees to remove all wires cables and underground conduits from Fourth Avenue and relocate them to Third Avenue after the regrade work is completed. The matter will likely be discussed at the Board of Public Works meeting Saturday morning.

Fourth Avenue Third Avenue Board of Public Works

Ada McCartney to face retrial in statuette theft case

Ada McCartney, accused of stealing a statuette from a counter at the Hon Marche, will be tried Thursday for the second time after a hung jury at the first trial. Other items note arson charges, robberies, a murder victim shipped for interment, legal actions, and local civic meetings.

Ada McCartney W. J. Kelly Frank Mart Bellingham Armour & Co Freeman Hart Frei Gagnon Seneca Minneapolia Charles H. Baker Snoqualmie Falls Superior Court Seattle & Tacoma Power Company Everett Rainier Hardware Company Foster New Western Trinity Alaska Orville Oleen Seattle Electric Company Woodland Park Seattle Land Office Rainier Heights

Alaska's Richard Ryan Takes Seat as Delegate to Congress

Richard Ryan, elected as first district delegate at Seattle convention, departed for Washington to represent Alaska in Congress. He awaits the return of Captain Omar Humphrey, third district delegate, who arrived in Washington on Tuesday with Ryan learning of the news that day.

Richard Ryan Seattle Alaska Washington Ryan Omar J. Humphrey Seattlan Humphrey

Electric car strikes American Consul General Parsons in Mexico City

An electric car hit and almost instantly killed American Consul General Parsons around 9 PM in Mexico City. The incident occurred late Monday night and northern authorities began an investigation into the crash, with officials collecting details at the scene.

Mexico City Parsons

Taxable Status Opinion Affects City Bond Sales

Corporation Counsel Calhoun states municipal bonds in Washington are taxable property. The opinion holds key implications for future city bond sales and financing plans.

State of Washington Calhoun

Veterans to Meet at Ballard Junction Hall for First Reunion

Dee Ballard announces the King County Veterans association will hold its first quarterly reunion and campfire in Junction Hall Friday at 7 30 for members of the union veterans W R B and Ladies of the G A R of King and Kitsap counties with invited guests. The program includes opening remarks prayer welcome address songs and several historical talks culminating in patriotic songs and references to Union veterans and the Spanish American War Soldier.

J. M. Whetling A. J. Joslyn J. K B. Zoo

Arctic Explorer Roald Amunsen Reaches Eagle City Alaska

A dispatch reports Captain Roald Amunsen of the sloop Gjoa arriving at Eagle City Alaska after leaving Christiania. He traveled from Herschel Island via Mackenzie and Peel rivers to the settlement, while a separate note says the courthouse will gain electric lighting after Seattle Electric wins a $1,973 contract for wiring.

Signal Corps Roand Amunsen Gjoa Christiania Sweden Eagle City Alaska Fort Egbert Amunsen King Point Herschel Island Mackenzie River Peel River Divide Court House Seattle Electric Company

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