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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1899

Page

1

Carnage in Africa as British–Boer fighting intensifies

Dispatches from Gen Methuen and others describe officers killed or dying, garrison fever deaths, and heavy shelling near Colenso and Tugela. Reports mention Kimberly attacks, Bechuanaland skirmishes, and British reinforcements including Maltese gunners bound for South Africa.

London Methuen Highland Brigade Ladysmith Freer Camp Colenso Buller Tugela White Lodysmith Modder River Dalatel Moder River Hoers Methuena Walker Capetown Orange River Mounted Yorkshire and Lancashire Bradshaw Zoutspandrift Germansburg

Sail Vessels Protest Tacoma Coal Loading Delays

Sailors accuse Tacoma of favoritism toward steamers as Puget Sound coal demand in San Francisco exceeds loading capacity. Vessels await cargoes in Commencement Bay while steamers load and depart. captains threaten to quit the run if cargoes cannot be found promptly. Separately, Mrs. Lou Jackson Longmire faces a divorce suit from Robert Longmire with anticipated contest.

Tacoma Puget Sound San Francisco Commencement Bay Tacoma Papers Lou Jackson Longmire Robert Longmire Yelm Alaska Longmire

Suit Over Insurance Policy At Union Central Life

The case of Wien HH Hall against Union Central Life Insurance Company seeks 8900 on an insurance policy and is heard in Judge Benson's court today.

Wien HH. Hall Union Central Life Insurance Company

Post Intelligencer Company Incorporation Filed

Maurice McMicken and F C Hughes filed articles of incorporation for the Post Intelligencer Company late yesterday. Capital stock is $200,000 and five trustees are named: McMicken Hughes Furth Sawyer and Rucker.

Maurice McMicken F. C. Hughes Post Intelligencer Company E. C. Hughes Jacob Furth A. P. Sawyer W. J. Rucker

Four Divorces Granted This Morning Reported

The divorce mill records four decrees: Catherine Arable from Clarence Arable for incompatibility, William F. Medellan from Rose B. for adultery, Lillie L. Horman from Henry A. Horman for cruelty, and W L Dudley from Cora L Dudley.

Catherine Arable Clarence Arable William F. Medellan Rose B Lillie L. Horman Henry A. Horman W. L. Dudley Cora L. Dudley

Snow Storm Expected With Incoming Northwest System

The weather bureau warns of a potential snow storm within 24 hours as clouds form and rain may turn to snow. A southwest storm signal is hoisted while a weather front moves north from Oregon. Calgary area cold wave and advancing lake-effect conditions noted as flakes fall in the city.

Steamer Al Ki Heads for Lynn Canal Ports Tomorrow

The Al Ki departs with heavy mining machinery for the Treadwell mines while the Thaumd Maru is due from Kobe early next week. The Oriental sails to San Francisco Sunday with coal and the City of Beattie waits at 10 tonight for 400 tons of freight and a passenger list. In St Louis, Henry Neise was killed last night in a prizefight by a blow from Ned Bellerson. Bellerson fled.

Al-Ki Lynn ‘Canal Treadwell Kobe Japan City of ST. Louis T Henry Neise Ned Bellerson Ellerson

Local News Mix Of Trials, Travel And Talks

A long city page notes the funeral of Henry Pieht at Rows Presbyterian Church with ministers Chaney and Kamunde officiating. Allan Lisle is declared insane by Judge Jacobs and committed to an asylum. The Redla divorce case, a Vancouver marriage license, and the Salvator Campanella suit against the city are listed among court actions. Steamship movements, rail service tweaks, and office rent outlook reflect ongoing business and transportation activity.

Henry Pieht Rows Presbyterian Church M. Chaney F. J. Kamunde

Third Street Regrade Proposal Spurs Seattle City Council

Citizens back a plan to regrade Third Avenue from Pike to Yesler, predicting it will become a premier business street and raise property values. Investor Stephen Hailey plans to petition for a grade reestablishment between Cherry and Jefferson streets to prevent future damages.

Third Avenue Pike Street Yesler Way Beattie Firat Avenue Star Seattle Second Avenue Pike Spring Maedleon Cherry Yesler James Stephen Hailey Jefferson and Jefferson Streets

Philadelphia Gets the Republican National Convention

The Republican National Committee met to set the next year’s convention date and site. Chicago urged the hall and hotel plan, St Louis offered a fireproof 16009 seat venue, New York pressed for its selection, and Philadelphia was noted as a potential host with the June 19 date finally chosen.

Washington, D. C Republican National Manna Chicago National Committee Chi Cago St. Louise Depew New York Mer Phila National Republican Committee

Robbery on the Umatilla T: Robbery on the Umatilla reported to police. $6 in change, $2200 in warrants, $1400 in notes stolen from Frank Dimock aboard steamer Umatilla.

Seattle police report a daring robbery on the steamer Umatilla en route Victoria to Seattle. Frank Dimock, agent for White Star Line, lost a gold watch and bonds, including warrants and notes, with detectives later recovering the papers and catching two suspected professionals from the East.

King County Reed Frank Dimock Seattle White Star Line Umatilla Victoria Dimock Stewart Dodwell & Co

United States vs Dan McMillian Counterfeiting Trial Set

The United States counterfeiting case against Dan McMillian is scheduled for trial tomorrow before Judge Hanford. A separate suit by Moses RR Alkier against Puget Sound Reduction Co seeks 10000 damages for elevator injuries and is carried to the next term. Judge Hanford issued a decree for the defense in the Brown Landquist Cheta versus Lyman D Foster case. A fire at Fifth Avenue North and Harrison Street caused $40 in damages. Salvator Campanelli’s sidewalk fall case went to a jury this afternoon. Judge Moore presides in Tacoma over ex-Treasurer Hoyes Monday. Dwight Hulbert bought a lot at Nineteenth Avenue and Jefferson Street for 2160.

Moses RR. Alkier Puget Sound Reduction Co D. McLean Brown Martin F. Landquist Cheta Tipoek Lyman D. Foster D. Kiliman Hanford

Misquoted Brady at Seattle real estate and chamber meeting

A joint session of the Seattle Real Estate Board and the Chamber of Commerce discussed asking Congress to pass laws for Alaska government next year. Gov Hrady attended and rejected claims he opposed aid to miners, noting miners’ rights and the absence of miners at meetings. He urged two additional judges alongside the existing one.

Seattle Real Estate Board Chamber of Commerce Congress Gov. Hrady P.1 Alaska

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