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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1904

Page

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Seattle eyes floating merchant marine training ship

A representative for President Hill of the Great Northern is in Seattle to study locating a floating training school here. The plan envisions a ship hosted as a Seattle headquarters, training young men as seamen and officers for American merchant vessels, with a multi year course ending in placement on ships.

President Hill THE Great Northern Merchant Marine Training School Beattie HM. J Boston Hotel Washington Sewithin Mrr. Hill J. Hill Prestou Hill England Gen Ting America Hil Schoolehip Seattle

Nan Patterson Murder Case Near Resolution

The Patterson murder trial nears closure as defense argues to dismiss the case after the state reportedly failed to meet its burden. Nan Patterson may present a defense following revelations about her relations with the bookmaker and events before the shooting. The crowded courtroom awaits the final hours of testimony.

York Patterson Nan Patterson Caesar Young

Witness in Smoot hearing describes endowment robes as undergarments

Annie Elliott of Utah testifies in the Smoot hearing that endowment robes were worn as undergarments by both sexes and bore symbols. She says she left the church after discovering the practices and feared loss of business in Utah. Idaho Democrat Charlies H. Jackson claims church influence sways party votes. session adjourns to morning.

Annie Elliott Utah Jem Denmark America Brigham City Brigham Young Jen- F Senator Overman Charlies H. Jackson Boise Idaho

Frustrated plot tied to a loose glycerine device

A glycerine charge hidden near a door was secured with soap and would have caused extensive damage if tamped solid. The blast appears to have frightened the attackers, as only one shot fired before the police were alerted and Detective Adams took up the investigation.

Adams

Life ends in attempted double suicide tragedy in Spokane

Despondent widow Mrs J W Gould aged 66, who faced her husband J W Gould's suicide three weeks earlier, attempted self harm by cutting her neck and plans to join him. Neighbors found her and physicians required 100 stitches to close the wound. she remains in danger as she nears death.

Spokane J. W. Gould

Moran Bros bid tops 12 million for New Hampshire project

The Star reports Moran Bros of Seattle bid over 12 million dollars to build three sea fighters, including the battleship New Hampshire and two cruisers. It names the lowest bidders and provides Hibbs interview and ship details, claiming exclusive beat on the story.

Seattle THE STAR Moran Bros Company New Hampshire United States Morans Star Ahso Hibbs Moran Brow Company Ashington Btar Telegraph Hearst Colman

Hemming confesses to arson at Knutson's saloon Troy Idaho

Spokane December 16 Fred Hemming a bartender has admitted setting fire to Knutson's saloon at Troy Idaho last week destroying eight buildings and causing about 20000 in losses He says Knutson hired him for 200 payoff The confession was made to the prosecuting attorney and Hemming resigns Knutson faces arrest Friday unaware of the confession

Spokane Fred Hemming Knutson Troy Idaho Hemming

Schoolgirl Named Nina Martin Killed by Train

Special to The Star. In TOPPENISH on December 16 a 13 year old pupil Nina Martin was struck by a train while walking to school and killed instantly. She was thrown about ten feet from the track.

I Give Her Up Because I Love Her

Fred G Hall, of Rowe, proceeds in Judge Griffins court to annul his brief marriage to Gladys Buell of Seattle after elopement from Ross. He sobs I love her but I must do right. Gladys's parents, moved by his grief, promise future approval if she still loves him when she is of age.

Fred G. Hall Rowe Hall Mr. Buell

Minnesota to Arrive in Seattle on December 24

The Star reported James J. Hill would visit Seattle to meet the Minnesota. Detailing that Great Northern officers including Louis W. Hill and possibly C. E B. Stone would greet the vessel, the ship will arrive December 24 and host social events. A public reception date is undecided with Christmas day a possibility. The Minnesota’s first voyage to the Orient is set for January 24 from Seattle.

The Star James J. Hill Seattle Minnesota St Paul Great Northern Louis W. Hill C. E B. Stone Orient

Seattle couple wed by Rev J. P. this December

Edwin FE Elston and Jane C Hill, residents of Seattle, were united in marriage by Rev J P on Thursday evening December 16.

Edwin FE. Elston Jane C. Hill Seattle Rev J. P

False imprisonment suit against police chief proceeds

Federal court damage case against Chief of Police Delaney continues with Mahesh Chevan Sinha as plaintiff seeking 8000 dollars. Witnesses for defense and prosecution testify as jury is expected late today. The Hindoo complainant alleges mistreatment and wrongful arrest to push for a detention room at headquarters.

Delaney Mahesh Chevan Sinha Hindoo Jung Sinha Sinha

Mystery death at Brown's Point beach rocks heavy

Partially decomposed body of a laboring man was found in shallow water near Brown's Point lighthouse. The corpse bore rocks in every pocket and a gas pipe tied to the neck. Police cannot determine if it was murder or self-inflicted death.

Tacoma Brown's Point Philip Bratigan Gig Harbor Kehler Old Town

Freshman Debate Team Sees Turmoil on Board

Amid scattered reports from New York on December 16, details are unclear as a debate crew aboard faces unsettled conditions. Officials note the situation involves a freshman attendee and a possible incident at sea.

New York Debatin Darescident Painee

Death Report: Coroner Wiltsie Seeks Hold on Remains

Coroner Wiltsie announces intent to hold the remains of a murdered trader for examination. The notice indicates continuing investigation into the fatal incident and awaits further legal and medical actions.

Smuggling Sloop Sought as Opium Ring Triples to Ballard

Customs officers halted a Ballard landing tied to Bill Stewart known as Opium Brown. The sloop and opium tied to Chinamen smuggling, notes and Canada imports found. Stewart escaped with keen local watch by a deputy. The vessel owned by Burgess of Stevenson BC, awaits tow by the Scout.

Stewart Pacific Ocean British Columbia Scout Ballard Bill Stewart Frank Loftus Brinker Loftus Inspector Loftus Revenue Launch Bailach I A Canada Burgess Stevenson B.C

Woman 100 Ill 10 Appear In Court

Cleveland December 16 no action in the Chadwick case while Mrs Chadwick lies ill in county jail. Her doctors say it will be days before she can appear as receivership and criminal actions wait. Mrs Chadwick met President Beckwith at the cell door and the two discussed the case and her lawyers.

Cleveland Chadwick Common Pleas Court Saings Banking & Trust Company Flyrna Ohio President Beckwith Treckwith Mr. Beckewith Mr. Beckwith Mrs. Chadwick

Beckwith Meets Chadwick at County Jail in Cleveland

Cassie L Chadwick and President Beckwith of the Oberlin bank met at the county jail in Cleveland. The aged banker, ruined by the bank failure and indictments, visited Mrs Chadwick after a day with the grand jury, while Mrs Beckwith stayed by his side.

Cleveland Cassie L. Chadwick President Beckwith Oberlin Bank Chadwick

Panic explodes at toy cap factory tragedy in Portsmouth

A factory blast at Lloyd and Adams in Portsmouth caused a panic this morning. Effie Phillips died and Mattie Rice and Ola Smith were fatally hurt. Officials suspect Bell Telephone influence behind the silence from other cities.

Portsmouth N. H Lloyd & Adams Effie Phillips Mattie Rice Ola Smith

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