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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1905
Page
8
Boston December 16 Lawson denied being broke but said his finances have worsened over months. He listed a $250000 mortgage on his home and no other property worth mentioning. He warned the consequences he predicted may come or he will go broke, offering few specifics about his plans.
The star witness yesterday in New York insurance trial said he sought to spare officials notoriety and denied Odell’s involvement in graft or power. He claimed lobbying in the legislature never occurred and described himself as a philanthropist. He assailed Ryan’s appointment of Morton and touched on related politics, while other notes mention Vancouver and regional matters.
A license was granted to Heinrich and a local brewery firm to conduct a calcon at the Garden of Eden. The items indicate official approval for the event and the parties involved.
Superintendent Youngs of the water and lighting department confronts a grave shortage of qualified linemen as available workers are deployed and still more are needed. Balads Coffee was served at Haynes as the situation worsened.
The Hyaden sails from Japan Monday while the Jefferson brings several hundred cases of fish for Sunday. MacCullock arrives with 25 tons of ring the Buckman from San Francisco and Oscar from Victoria with 80 cases of giant powder. The Kitsap Transportation Co plans a new vessel for Kitsap county. J B Stetson, 860 tons, launched at Winslow and christened by Florence Kunkler. Nebraska to be to navy yard December 26 for inspection. Alice Gertrude injured a log boom near Neah Bay. Dakota sails for the Orient with vast cargo including raw cotton tobacco four stuff condensed milk and nails.
Herbert Gladstone, son of the famed premier, is named to the new English cabinet. Beattie Commercial Club officers will be installed at a meeting planned in about two weeks, followed by a banquet.
A dated notice describes railway equipment for the Kobe route including 25 passenger coaches and 60 boxcars. It lists a total motive power and freight stock in the I G railroad fleet with specifications in a mid century transport ledger.
In Houston messaged celebrations mark the Dec 16 anniversary of the Loston Tea Party. The Old South chapter DAR holds a memorial meeting this afternoon with addresses and music. Tonight U S officers host a dinner at the Hancock Tavern in Corn Court and many formal events continue through the day.
The navy department awards contracts totaling 15 million dollars for ten Mosais wireless telegraph out fits. One set to be installed at the Washington navy yard and the remaining nine at new Pacific coast stations.
A brief text fragment notes a success event with unclear context and multiple repeated letter sequences. The readable portion suggests a celebratory moment or heading but lacks concrete details like names, places, or dates to specify the event.
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