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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
7
Three cavalry squadrons mutinied in St. Petersburg refusing salutes. the revolutionary central committee condemned Father Gopon to death as a traitor. A seven member tribunal delivered a unanimous verdict. A later report cites 100 hurt as Cossacks clash with strikers.
Police report an arrest linked to a firing at a medical office and claim another doctor inoculated the case with new evidence. A suspect named Tony Kough was to appear before Chief Delaney as detectives pursue the latest leads and possible information filing.
In Chehalis on December 7 a man named Ruthberg of Ethel did not go to Napavine as planned but hanged himself from a tree near his sister's barn. He was discovered dead by friends. authorities investigate the death deemed likely self-inflicted.
Information from North Yakima reports Secretary Hitchcock will approve the Tieton and other Yakima irrigation works once the water right issue is settled. Competent authorities are watching for developments. Page 6.
In Quebec on December 7 rotten eggs were thrown at Mme Sarah Bernhardt after a performance at the Auditorium amid ire over an interview she gave to several papers. About 200 men and boys lingered outside, striking at Max with an eng and at Bernhardt as she left in a sleigh. Ottawa reports Bernhardt denying quotes about Canadians and noting two women in her troupe were assaulted with sticks and stones.
A benefit entertainment will be held at Columbia hall in Beattie and Ballard of the Ancient Order of United Workmen. The event takes place Friday evening with prizes for progressive whist games and a spacious banquet room for guests.
Marshal Oyama and staff entered Tokio this morning to a large crowd despite rain. A general holiday was declared and the party was driven to the palace. Also noted are plans for a new Interlake school and details of the Wash State Bar association session at Everett in July.
Guy Braham arrested by Patrolmen Carleton and Ryan for being drunk and disorderly. Police Judge Gordon grants a suspended sentence after Braham vows to work and not trouble officers further. He arrived from the east seeking better wages. W. J. Fortune, an Irish railroad man, is arrested for stealing bottles of whiskey from a First Ave saloon and complains of bad luck.
The city’s hydraulic expert, Mr. Thomson, drew interest from Portland, Everett, and Bremerton committees at city hall seeking water system guidance. He is slated to speak in Tacoma next Tuesday evening on plans for a new water system, with a large ball to follow.
The city greets Mr and Mrs Theodore Boane of New York on their celebration of a den wedding. Their son F F Bryans, a prominent investor, is mentioned as a key local financier. The event at East Orange ton reflects high society ties and historic financial lore surrounding Evans and the Fisk bet on gold’s 1878 peak.
The city council committee on health and sanitation debated letting Independent Packing locate outside the packing house limits. The decision was postponed until definite property arrangements are made after a heated exchange between a company representative and Councilman Conway.
One hundred gypsies encamped at South Seattle are counted by Patrolman Rooster who warns police to curb any nuisance as rumors swirl of a Panadian Pacific railroad claim near Fifth and Pine. President Furth denies deals on property. Renton Hill improvement club to meet and discuss park bonds this evening.
Alden J. Blethen must appear in superior court of King County to defend a civil suit for $47,888.96 brought by Clarence H. Childe as receiver for enforcement of a Minnesota district court judgment and a 100 creditor group. The remittitur from the state supreme court reverses a lower court ruling, declares a statute of limitations issue, and remands for regular trial. The case traces to stockholders of the insolvent Bank of New England founded by Blethen, who was its president and major stockholder, with a 1897 Minnesota judgment cited.
The Brown Dental Parlors at 748 First Avenue advertise an annual December reduction with free extractions and a free examination through January 1. They promise silver fillings at 35 cents, gold fillings, crowns and sets at fixed low prices, and a ten year guarantee with a lady attendant.
Display of hours shows 8 30 a m to 6 p m daily except Sunday 3 30 a m to 12 30 p m. Located one door south of MacDougall and Southwick's in Union block.
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