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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1905

Page

7

Whitewash over the St Elmo license battle rages

The council faced a contentious vote on renewing the St Elmo hotel license amid accusations of a whitewash and political pressure from Mayor Ballinger Chief Delaney and allies. Critics claim enforcement aims to curb immoral venues while protecting powerful interests including Great Northern railroad figures.

Rus Ry Teater & Mertx St. Elmo Hotel Ordian St Blmo Ballinger Delaney J. D. Farrell Great Northern Railroad Upper First Avenue Maison Barberia Queet Brewery Trust

Attempted Smear of Heney Tied to Land Fraud Probes

Federal grand jury in Portland indicts Hall and allies in a conspiracy to blacken United States Attorney Heney and force his removal. Defendants include H P Ford Major H L Rees Deputy John Cordano A P Cayler and Fred Simpson. Bluemountain case names Mitchell Hermann Williamson Mays Jones Sorenson amid land fraud scheme worth over 3 million dollars.

Portland Orc United States District Hall Blue Mountain Reserve Heney Halll H. P. Ford H. L. Rees John Cordano A. P. Cayler Fred 8. Simpson United StatesMetriet Mr. Henry Marie Ware Bluemountain John H. Mitchell Binger Hermann John N. Williamson Franklin Pierce Mays W. N. Jones George Sorenson United States Sion

Ballard Frank Catley Dies After Long Illness

Ballard Frank Catley aged 25, long afflicted with consumption, died at his home last night after moving from the east three years ago where he was not expected to live. He lived with his parents at Main and Brigg streets and was nephew to W. H. Lord, a prominent local contractor.

Frank Cadey Catley Main Brigg Streets W. H. Lord

City Printing Award Considered By Council

The Ballard News was chosen for city printing though not the lowest bid. The cheaper bid came from a company member planning an evening Mallard paper. The council will review the decision tonight and decide if there are objections.

Ballard News Mallard

Committee’s recommendation deemed final

The committee’s recommendation will be the final decision, with no further appeal or alteration anticipated. This stance establishes the authority of the panel’s judgment over subsequent reviews or overrides.

Valentine Party at High School Delights Junior Boys and Girls

Junior boys hosted a Valentine party for the junior girls this morning. The room was decorated with hearts and the Valentine box on the blackboard, created by the class artist, provided sentimental inscriptions and plenty of amusement.

Clases

Nellie Jensen Destroyed by Fire At Port Angeles

The steam freighter Nellie Jensen burned to the waterline and was abandoned after ashore at Fresh Water bay during a northwest blow. The crew left for dinner, returned to find the vessel in flames, with the fire likely starting in the engine as full steam was up. The ship is a total loss.

Port Angeles Nellie Jensen Fresh Water Bay Big Northwest

Anarchist Gin Sentenced in Maura Plot Case

Madrid sentencing reports that anarchist Gin, arrested last September for conspiring against Premier Maura, received a 12 year prison term. Authorities found nine dynamite cartridges on his person at the time of arrest.

Madrid Maura GMN

McDonald Sentenced After Army Trial At Fort Leavenworth

Paul H. H. McDonald of the Tenth United States Infantry was sentenced to two years at hard labor and discharge from the Army after a trial detailing reckless conduct. He faced charges of obtaining money under false pretenses totaling about seven thousand dollars, plus unbecoming conduct and false statements about his past six months. The sentence sent him to Fort Leavenworth, Kan, as he predicted family intervention would not hasten his relief.

Marion Barberts St. Elmo Delaney Council Star Frank Olmsted Olmsted United States Army Paul HH. McDonald Tenth United States Infantry Ort Lawton McDonald

Outlaws Oklahoma Coombs and Denver Lane Captured at Basin

A report from Butte Montana dated February 14 states the rustlers Oklahoma Coombs and Denver Lane were captured at Basin Wyoming after a gun battle with a Wyoming posse. More than 50 shots were exchanged before they surrendered as cold weather forced them to shelter amid temperatures near 60 degrees below zero.

Ture Basin Wyo Oklahomba Coombs Denver Sal Palttage Wyoming

Slot Machine War Roils Tacoma Police Fight Monopoly

In Tacoma a conflict erupts between rival slot machine interests. F. H. Baldie held a city monopoly, Clarence Updyke introduced machines, police seized them, Updyke defies authorities, and councilmen consider an official investigation into the monopoly.

Tacoma F. H. Baldie Clarence Updyke Updyke

At Theaters A Country Mouse and Crime of Dubosq

Edna Wallace Mopper presents A Country Mouse with Captain January as curtain raiser at the Seattle theater schedule tonight through Wednesday. James Keane stars in The Crime of Dubosq at the same theater and Mahara minstrels perform on Third Ave. The region reports 46 degrees at Butter with temperatures rising.

Edna Wallace Mopper January James Keane Seattle Keane Dubosq Lesurkues Here

Change of Heart Cure Promises Strength and Relief

A dated advertisement argues the heart deserves medicine and promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure for dizziness palpitations and breathlessness. It cites a testimonial from Emma J Barton of Watertown New York and notes a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co is listed with address.

Miles Milew Emma J Barto Watertown N.Y

Mystery Ring Marks Natural Parents of Adopted Girl

Marjorie Kremer, adopted in New York and living with Mr and Mrs Kremer in Louisville, carries a ring inscribed From W R C to A G M found lodged in her larynx after a Roentgen exam. The ring suggests unknown parents who left her at a New York foundling home. Doctors removed the ring by tracheotomy and report the child in good health while the Kremer family fears kidnapping claims. NAN BYXBEE.

W. R. CC Mote A. G Marjorie Kremer Phil B. Kremer F. Wilt New York City Marjorie Mrs. Kremer Louisville New York Ashe Kremers Little Marjorie New York Foundling Foundling Home Star Nan Byxbee

Frances Price on Trial in Larceny by False Pretenses

Several women clerks testifying in a case against Frances Price and her mother Flora Price described the girl posing as the daughter of Mrs. Hanford to obtain clothing and trinkets on credit from Stone Fisher Lane and other stores. The mother’s involvement remains unclear as the trial proceeds.

Frances Price Flora Price Stone, Fisher & Lane Clarence Hanford

Palmer Day in Senate Highlighted by Minority Reports

In Olympia Washington on February 14 the senate split on several issues as Palmer pressed minority positions. He secured admission of minority judiciary reports on two bills and challenged actions on House Bill 106 forcing support in a seduction case. Palmer also urged passage to relieve towns from liability for unimproved streets while facing opposition. Senator Baker proposed Benton County creation with Prosser as county seat within a Yakima Klickitat Franklin district.

Olympia Wash Senate Loube Watson Palmer Judiciary Committee House Streta Baker Benton County Yakima Klickitat Prosser Franklin

Rail fare bill advances and anti pass amendment in senate

The Fifteenth senatorial district and the Fifty-eighth representative district. Senate bill No. 1 fixes railroad fare at 3 cents per mile and passes the senate. The judiciary committee reports favorably the anti pass bill with an amendment making it a misdemeanor for county and city officials to accept free transportation from railways.

Senate Senate Judiciary Committee

Judge rules bank cannot recover funds from cracker firm

Superior Judge Albertson holds Merchants' National Bank of Port Townsend cannot recover 225 dollars from the Superior Cracker Company. A misidentification of two men named George Blake led to money belonging to one being paid to the cracker firm to cancel the debt of the other. The bank sued to recoup the sum.

Albertson Merchants’ National Bank of Port Townsend Superior George Blake

Market Prices For Produce and Dairy Report

A detailed list shows bean and Lima bean quotes, vegetables like cabbage cauliflower onions and potatoes with varied per sack or per box prices. Fruit and orchard items include bananas grapes figs and oranges, alongside dairy prices for cheese butter and eggs and assorted sugars and maple products with discounts for early payments.

California Per Simmons Oregon Washington

Meats and grains price list with varied farm goods

A dense price catalog lists cows beef steers pork lamb dressed veal and hams with per dozen and per sack rates. It also shows nuts fruits and seafood with prices for oysters cod lings salmon shrimp lobsters and more, plus bulk grains flour and feeds from Pillsbury and other firms and seasonal hay and grasses prices.

Ohio California Dlama Olympia Crown Pillsbury Pillsbury's Best Standard Dakota Olympic Holly

Bucklen Arnica Salve Heals Burns and Wounds

Norfolk man testifies Bucklen's Arnica Salve stopped knee pain and blistering and left no scar after a severe burn. Wound and sore healing advertised. Available for 250 at G O Guy, druggist.

Bucklen C. Rivenbark, Jr Norfolk G. O. Guy

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