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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1899

Page

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WICKED LETTER A SHOCK IN SEATTLE SOCIETY

A sensational anonymous letter targets a prominent Seattle society woman. Federal authorities led by District Attorney Gay probe the obscene note sent to a respected man, with potential court action expected within three days. Details withheld to avoid libel suits, while investigations continue.

Seattle Tibel Ofice United States Gay United State District Deine

Mandamus Granted Against City Council in Election Petition Case

Judge Moore grants mandamus to A. J. Wells and J. W. Gottwin representing the Committee of One Hundred against city council members. The suit mirrors Saturday’s filing, seeking to compel action on a petition threshold for general versus special elections.

Council

Moody Funeral Held For Evangelist Dwight S Moody

Dwight S. Moody was buried in Northfield after a simple funeral. Noted congregants and locals attended as his remains lay in state at the Congregational church before a funeral cortege carried them to Round Top Hall Cemetery for interment with a brief grave prayer.

Northfield Dwight S. Moody Moody Round Top Hall Moody Family

Judges Change Transfers Between Jacobs and Benson

The three superior judges met and decided an immediate transfer of course between Judges Jacobs and Benson. They will switch dock et s but keep their old court rooms. Judge Benson departs for Waterville today.

Jacobs Benson Waterville

Christmas Quiet In Shops And Offices Across The City

Christmas cheer slowed activity as stores opened late and clerks arrived tardily. Professionals, including lawyers, spent the holidays away, signaling weaker business activity and a drifting, unsettled pace across the city.

Y M C A Plans a Big Week

The Y M C A outlines a packed week with junior parent reception, gymnastic exhibition, and swimming. Prof Edmond Meany to lecture on Isaac Stevens. Athletic and basketball carnival, then a talk on the Boyhood of Jesus. New Years reception by ladies auxiliary and Beattie versus Portland basketball game. Alex McGregor returns from Black Diamond. Night school reopens January 2. $35,000 association debt subscription completed. William Dalton and Geo Varney return from Index.

Edmond 8. Meany Isaac 1. Stevens Marion Maxter Jesus Beattie Portland Alex McGregor Black Diamond Allen Association William Dalton Geo. B. Varney Index

City council delays street railway franchise report

The corporations committee will not report on the street railway franchise tonight. Details on extensions with Mr. Furth may be settled before next Tuesday. Until the consolidated franchise is disposed of, Northern Pacific ordinances will not be considered. Many council members wish to hear both sides at tonight's Armory mass meeting, but street improvement resolutions require a hearing first.

Corporations Committee Furth Northern Pacific Armory

Brown Is Still in Town

Fruit Inspector Brown received a letter from M P Wilson an orchardist of Lakeside Washington commending his stand against importing fruit pests into the state and pledging growers support. The inspector fumigated a shipment of 2000 boxes of Japanese oranges from the Orient and will fumigate another consignment of shrubs arriving recently.

Brown M. P. Wilson Lakeside Washington

Whatcom Go 16 Round Bout Sets Gate Split

Jack Dalton and Nick Burley discuss a 16 round bout in Whatcom with winners receiving 75 percent and losers 25 percent of gate money. Dalton recently arrived in the city while Burley has dominated in Seattle matches.

Jack Dalton Nick Burley Whatcom Dalton Burley Geattle

Banker backs Lovel Arm Co to the tune of a million

Charles Cole former Globe National Bank president advanced the Lovel Arm Company over one million dollars, improving its finances while risking his position and the bank's reputation.

Boston John Po Lovel Arm Co Charles Cole Globe National Bank

Steam collier Mackinaw arrives from San Francisco

Mackinaw arrived from San Francisco last night and is loading coal at the south bunkers. Steamer Jeanie also came from San Francisco this morning with light freight to load coal and ease city shortages. Cottage City, delayed by holidays, will sail tomorrow.

San Francisco Beiest Jeanie Cottage City

Spain Prisoners To Be Returned By United States

Washington December cabinet discussed the return of Spanish soldiers friars and civilians held by Filipinos and released by American forces. The decision favors a liberal reading of the Spain United States treaty and directs the United States to return the soldiers friars civilians and their wives.

Washington Spain United States

Canadian bicycle trust moves Indiana plant to Toronto

The Indiana plant of a major bicycle trust begins relocating machinery to Toronto to anchor a Canada market. A. F. Atkins of Chicago and S. Smith of Milwaukee oversee parts manufacture. Joan F. Dodge of Detroit runs Canadian operations. Machines chosen won’t disrupt automobile production at the Indiana factory.

Indianapolis Ind Bicycle Trust Indiana Toronto Canada A. F. Atkins Chicago Aseierant

Sedition spreading in Cape Colony amid Boer aid claims

Reports from Cape Town and Durban describe growing Dutch disaffection among Free Staters and accusations four Cape Parliament members and many farmers aid the Boers. naval bombardments near Ladysmith, Tugela actions, and railwatch concerns accompany ongoing Cape Colony unrest and British military moves.

Durban Dec Jacobadal Cronje Great Britain Capetown Cape Colony Cape Cape Tantalion Castle London Chivetey Colenso Tugela River Tugela Friere Ladysmith Queenstown Natal the Times India Buller

Long Will Not Resign Says Navy Secretary

Secretary of the Navy Long declares he will not resign his post. He says he will remain in the cabinet until the end of his term unless his daughter's health requires otherwise. He notes he has yielded to President McKinsey's urging that he stay on.

Navy Long Realien McKinsey

Christmas Fight at Simpson's Saloon Ends in Assault

A lively brawl erupted at Simpson's Saloon in the 300 block of Spring street last night about 7 30. FE Planahan John Hastings FE Runstetter and two others fled after refusing to pay for drinks. Hastings was knocked unconscious with a hammer, others were knocked out. Three fighters were taken to the police station for booking. Dr McKechnie treated the injured Hastings and the Simpson brothers face a hearing for assault tomorrow afternoon.

Simpson Spring Street Second Avenue FE. Planahan John Hastings Runstetter Simpson Brothers Hastings McKechnie

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