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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1906

Page

4

Roosevelt acts on Valencia wreck inquiry and navigation aid

A government commission will investigate the Valencia wreck and assess the Revenue Cutter Service as navigation aid. President Roosevelt Metcalf and Senator Piles discussed broad inquiry, life saving and lighthouses on the North Pacific coast. Frye’s local inquiry resumes Friday as the nationwide probe begins.

Senator Piles Wires Washington Valencia Revenue Service Roosevelt Metcalfe Chamber of Commerce Pikes Revenue Cutter Service North Pacific Coast HH. Piles Metcalf National Capital Chamber Piles

Are We Prepared for Pacific War Danger

The author argues the United States must expand naval strength and bases on the Pacific front to deter Chinese, Japanese, and Mongolian threats. He urges Congress to authorize more warships, docks, yards, and bases including Pearl Harbor and Olongapo, with a nationwide budget priority despite cost.

China Pacific Ocean Japan Pacific Congress Pacific Frontier Bremerton Mare Island United States State Department Washington Far East Navy Department Secretary of the Navy General Board of the Navy Committee On Naval Affairs George Edmund Foss Minois Alston G. Dayton West Virginia Eugene Hale Maine Senate George C. Perkins California General Board Pacific Station Pacific Coast San Diego Pearl Harbor Hawaii Olongapo Philippine Islands

Legend of Freddy Funston Exposed in Kansas Texts

The tale of Freddy Funston as a Philippine hero is debunked in Kansas school histories and readers. Records show he did not swim the Bagbag or cross the Rio Grande with sword in teeth, and the myth was later removed from official texts.

Finis Freddy Funston Kansas Philippines Freddy Franston Rio Grande Freddy War Department Thompson Funston Prail

New Seattle Corporations Formed and Filings Noted

Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state list Daley Excavating and Construction Company Inc of Seattle with 2500 capital and owners Charlies Daley Guat Dahl Mary Daley R W Wilken and Edward W Franklin. A second filing shows Casa De Paga Development Company Seattle with 400000 capital and George H Bailey L F Bailey A R Vogue Charles E Shepard and Charles A Sparks. The surrender of corporate powers by the Pilgrim Congregational.

Olympia Daley

Church of Seattle Filing Details and Lumber Company Amends

The Church of Seattle filed a notice and the California Baw Works named W. H. Wyman of Seattle as state agent. The St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company of Tacoma filed amended articles showing capital of 1,500,000 and nine trustees.

Church of Seattle California Baw Works W. H. Wyman Seattle St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company Tacoma

Humane Society Meets in Seattle Tonight

The Seattle Humane Society holds its first meeting in some time at the Rainier-G tonight. Topics include overloading of teams and other matters to be considered.

Humane Society Seattle Humane Societ Rainier-G The United Sociery of Christian Redeavor New York City New York Seattle

Galena Copper Mining Stock At Five Cents Per Share

Advertisement notes stock at five cents per share for Galena Copper Mining Company. Previous listings echoed the same figure in the mining column.

Galena Copper Mining Company

Municipal Election Registration Lag Reported by City Comptroller

City Comptroller Kiplinger warns registration for the March 6 municipal election trails by about 6 000 voters. With six days left, 15 080 are on the books, compared with 14 176 the previous spring, and 26 718 in fall 164. Clerks must register more than 1 000 voters daily until midnight February 12, with extended hours if needed. The public is reminded that prior bond election registration does not carry over to municipal elections. The books may stay open late, possibly until 10 p m and then to midnight on the final day, or longer if necessary.

Kiplinger Riplinger Lide Inga

Lost his life to save others Henry Osland dies at sea

Henry Osland a 30 year old watchman and sailor for 11 years from Seattle died after attempting to save others aboard the Valenetia. He lived with his parents at Mattheson station near Brighton Need and was an expert nail machine operator in coastal cities. His bravery is praised in a letter from the Gill Heamen's Uten.

Valencia J. Talt la Conner Waah Henry Osland Brighton Beach Henry Oslend Valenetia Seattle Ronney Watson Mr. Osland Beattle Perenta Mattheson Station Hrighton Mr. Osiands Hie Ifh Gill

Miners Vote to Oust Leaders Over Wage Strike Push

In Pittsburg on Feb 6 the district miners voted to remove President Dolan and Vice President Hellingham for opposing the Indianapolis wage increase demand. The district shows strong support for a strike and a monument to the cause stands firm.

Pittsburg Dolan Hellingham Indianapolis

Reward Offered for Poisoners of Dogs on Queen Anne

William D. Mack of 2434 Queen Anne Ave offers $100 reward for the capture of the culprits who poisoned two of his valuable dogs last Friday and Sunday. Captain George Spalding of the fireboat Hnoquilmic posts $2, another resident matches, and the Seattle Kennel Club adds $500, making total rewards $650 for the apprehension and conviction of the poisoners.

Queen Anne Bill William D. Mack Queen Anne Av George Spalding Hnoquilmic Seattle Kennel Club

Government Position On Packers Case Stated

Attorney General Moody stated the government position in the Packers case asserting Garfield had no power to offer immunity or threaten punishment. He said immunity is limited in law and if the packers are within the law no action by Garfield affects their status. He added the government did not use Garfield's information and there is no cooperation between Justice and Commerce in the matter.

Chicago Moody Garfield Department Justice Department of Commerce and Labor

Cox Tells His Story On Valencia Rescue Attempt

Captain William Cox a veteran British Columbia mariner testified before Marine Inspectors Whitney and Turner about the Valencia disaster. He said every effort was made to save passengers and that lowering a lifeboat from the Queen would have been impossible. The hearing paused due to attorney Frye’s absence and will resume when he returns to recall witnesses.

William Cox Huntish Columbia Valencia Whitney Turner Pacific Coast Company Tacoma United States Rye Cox Queen Cousina British Columbia Frye

The Star Theater Show Delights Thousands with Strong Billing

The Star theater presented a varied program led by A Game of Hearts a clever comedy and the Jag sling Mortona act praised for skill and beauty The Rialto Quartet and Ted FP Box drew encores as thousands filled the house Monday is Lines day The Star reports fundraising momentum with 730 pledged in 48 hours toward the 1907 convention in Seattle and strong regional support from Seattle Transfer Co Woody Lumber Co Blackwell Hotel Co Motel Stander Delmonion Cafe J V A Smith and others

Star Theater Jagsling Mortona Ted FP. Box Star Seattle Transfer Co Woody Lumber Company Blackwell Hotel Company Lawrence & Booth Delmonion Cafe J. V. A. Smith

Sharpens for Piper Taft on Ind Ave

Dull tools are petty annoyances and remedies are offered. Take those dull shears razor or knife to Piper Taft's 1024 26 Ind Ave for sharpening with all work guaranteed.

Piper Taft's Ind Ave

Star Dust and the Right Place on Second Ave Streetcar

A bashful young couple in love squeezes into a crowded Second Ave streetcar amid shy exchanges about waiting to go home. A local voice mocks the scene while a narrator references historical notes from February and urban talk about union stations and timing.

Second Ave Repu

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