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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1905

Page

5

Wireless stations on Sound opened in Puget region

The Pacific Wireless Telegraph company opens its first service in Puget Sound with receiving stations at Port Townsend Port Casey Friday Harbor Ban Juss Inland and on the United States steamship Grant. Albert L eric expects rapid expansion to Seattle Flattery Nome and California cities with Cape Flattery a key receiving post.

Pacific Wireless Telegraph Company Ite Wind Townsend B Albert Leric Cherry Street Op Puget Port Townsend Port Casey Friday Harbor Ban Juss United Sates Steamship Grant Victoria Seattle Flattery Nome Conat California Portland Francisco Santa Barbara San Petro Los Angeles Catalina S San Diego Sean Oregon Washington Bering Sea Alaska Cape Flattery Albert L. New New Puget Sound

Congress Fights Statehood Bill In Territorial Split

Washington reports show the statehood bill blocked by opposition in the Senate over how to form states from Arizona and New Mexico. A likely future state formed from Oklahoma and Indian Territory is discussed as a compromise. The record also notes Hearst press calls and a Dubois amendment limiting suffrage for bigamists and celestial marriages.

Washington Committee On Territories Arizona New Mexico Senate Amala Oklahoma Washington, D. C Dubois Idaho

Hillman Sells Shore Site for Mire Factory Near Garden Eden

D Hillman sold a main lakeside site opposite his Garden Eden addition to a Chicago captain for a Mire factory costing 16000 dollars. For two weeks W S Tinesdale of Chicago has been in this city and Tacoma seeking an ideal location.

D. Hillman Garden Eden Chicago W. S. Tinesdale Tacoma

Local steel bar factory to rise in city limits

A new brick factory will be built on city land this morning after a property deal. The plant spans about a half acre and will employ between 50 and 200 workers manufacturing barb wire and related wire products.

Divorce Claim Alleges Employment Agent Overcharged

In Portland on January 14 Mrs. F. P. Duke accuses her husband an employment agent of charging her 2.50 to obtain a cook position.

Duke

Bevan Files $5,000 Claim for Injuries at City Substation

Thomas Bevan former patrolman and First ward politician filed with the city council a $5,000 claim for injuries from a beam that fell at the municipal lighting plant substation on Seventh Avenue. He says his medical bills total $1,000 and he is permanently incapacitated for hard labor after being struck outside the building, knocked unconscious and bruised.

Thomas Bevan First Ward Seventh Avenue Westerday Bill Kevan

Unveiling Rogers Monument Set for Next Thursday

Gov Mead has accepted invitation to deliver the address at the Rogers monument unveiling in Capitol park Olympia. Ex Gov McBride will speak. the 2 pm ceremony includes memorial services and representation from the house and senate. A teachers fund, grown to 2400, funded the monument through statewide subscriptions.

Olympia Mead McBride House Senate John B. Rogera Friends of C. L. Stewart Puyallup Capitol Park

Convicted Burglary and Larceny Sentences Handed Down

Thomas Pay, convicted of burglary by a Superior court jury, was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary by Judge Griffin for breaking into a Green Lake butcher shop. Ed Maloney, convicted of larceny from the person, also drew three years. Both men must pay court costs.

Thomas Pay Griffin Fay Green Lake Ed Maloney

Star Course at the Y M C A features Ernest Ramble Concert

The fourth Star Course event of the season at Chelstenaen's hall showcases the Ernest Ramble Concert company for the first Seattle appearance. The trio includes Ernest Gamble Dasno, pianist Eewin Bhonwert, and violinist Verna Page, all noted as star performers in their fields.

Young Men's Christian Association Chelstenaen's Hall Ernest Ramble Cource Artisle Seattle Witth Ernest Gamble Eewin Bhonwert Mises Verna Page Europe Beat America

Legislators Visit City During Meads Albany Trip

Gov Mead and Lieut Gen Coons lead state legislators by special train from Olympia arriving at 11 30. Mayors and city officials greet them at the depot before touring Smiths Cove and the Minnesota ship labyrinth. A luncheon follows and visits Moran shipyard to view the Nebraska. a Washington hotel dinner closes the day with an address of welcome.

Gov. Mead Coons Olympia Ballinger J. D. Farrell Great Northern Meikle Chamber of Commerce Thomson Otto Cane Matt Germiey Smith's Cove Minnesota Moran's Nebraska Washington Hotel

Northern Pacific Orders 66 Locomotives and 3000 Freight Cars

Portland Ore Jan 14 News from here says the Northern Pacific has ordered 66 new heavy locomotives and 3000 freight cars for immediate delivery, adding to a prior order for 25 locomotives and 1000 cars. The gain will strengthen the system to handle rising traffic in the Northwest notably lumber and shingle shipments from Washington.

Portland Ore Aavices Northern Pacific Northwest Washington

Northern Pacific adds Olympia daily train service

The Northern Pacific company plans a daily Olympia service starting January 22 to connect Seattle and Tacoma commuters with Olympia by a morning arrival around 10 and a 430 p.m. return. Six daily trains will run, with Portland trains rerouted via Tenino, boosting Olympia links. The Seattle and Alki Point Transport Co. adds a Tacoma Olympia timetable January 1, two Dix round trips, with special Sunday changes and direct connections to the Flyer. The Dix and Fortesene services meet at Tacoma and Olympia docks. The Earl of Cairnes dies of heart disease in Cairnes.

Northern Pacific Company Olympia Seattle Tacoma Tenino North Coast Limited Portland Seattle & Alki Point Transportation Company Tacoma-Olympia Dix Olym Tix Flyer Northern Pacific Percival

City Dads Help Rob Ballard Taxpayers

Story reports Ballard granting a Seattle Electric franchise, known as the Brewer franchise, for a $1000 bonus with no guaranteed future city benefits. Citizens criticize the council as rushing approval amid offers from Ballard Electric and B. Cox.

Ballard Seattle Electric Company Seattle Brewer Ballard City Ballard Electric Company EB. B. Cox The Electric Company

City orders halt to slot machines at Bal lard after fears of an investigation

Local officials moved to stop gambling and slot machines by midnight amid public outcry over the open saloon scene. Citizens say the city has run poorly, and fear a deeper probe. An infant daughter, born to Mrs. K A, suffocated early today, with Coroner Carrol ruling no inquest needed.

Ballard Ciitizens Nett K. A Carrol

Post Will Contest 10M Platts Seat in Senate

At Cooper Union, Postal Progress league leader Mr Post said he would ask the U S Supreme Court for a restraining order to block Senator Thos C Platt of New York from taking his seat. He argued Platt serves a private express company and betrays the people of New York.

Post T.C. Platt New York United States Express Company Platt Express Company New York State Wheels of Ellis H. Rogers United States Supreme Court Washington Thos. C. Platt United States Senate

Brewers Come to Rescue in State Campaign Fund Probe

Adolphus Busch testified in a Missouri house committee hearing that he guaranteed part of the state committee deficit of 25 000 dollars after hosting a dinner for Senator Fairbanks, but he did not seek political favors. Otto Stifer corroborated the claim, saying he alone guaranteed the deficit and contributed 2 000 dollars to the city campaign fund.

Haus Adolphus Busch Senator Fairbanks State Committee Otto Sbtifer Busch Republican City

Judge Nullifies Marriage Over Fraudulent Pact

Superior Judge Griffin annuls the 1891 marriage of Mrs. Jake McManus to Michael McManus on grounds of fraud. Mrs McManus learned he had a former wife after their union and that he had obtained a divorce from that wife before marrying her. The decree was discovered accidentally.

Griffin Jake McManus Michael McManus

City Board Grants Permit for 1400-Gallon Oil Tank on Columbia

The board of works granted W. H. Weaver permission to place a 1400-gallon crude oil tank under the sidewalk on Columbia street between Seventh and Eighth avenues for a laundry. The permit requires compliance with Washington Insurance association and fire marshal specifications ahead of an ordinance to regulate the tank.

Board of Works W. H. Weaver Columbia Street Seventh and Eighth Avenues Weaver Washington Insurance Association

Will Supply Uniforms for Minnesota Officers

The contract to furnish uniforms for Minnesota steamer officers was awarded to Mrost & Nell, local tailors. About 60 uniforms for engineers porters and stewards will be rushed to completion amid competition between western and eastern tailors.

Minnesota Mrost &Nell

Treasure Hunters in Fight off Costa Rica Island

A Costa Rica cable reports an encounter between Lord Fitz William’s treasure expedition and Harold W. Gray’s party on Cocos Island. Gray’s group claims a Costa Rican concession to search for treasure valued between 80 and 100 million dollars. several Fitz William men were injured and a Costa Rican gunboat was sent to maintain order.

New York Fitz-William

Infestation fears as hoboes surge in city districts

Police were briefed on two organized hoboe camps in neighborhood areas including Ravenna Park near Park School. A 6238 Sixth Avenue Northwest resident warned of a dangerous element, while runaways Arthur and Hazel Tolman, ages 18 and 14, are sought for a missing family member. An upcoming alumni ball, Ohio society banquet, revival meetings, and local divorces and street paving plans fill community notices as officials prepare for civic events.

Ravenna Park Park School C. A. Boachart Sixth Avenue Saga Arthur Hazel Tolman Bremerton Portland Associated Alumni Association St. Valentine's Eve Armory J. W. Brown Ie Ohio Society State of Ohio Washington Buckeye J. W. Brown Marion Building Union Pentecostal First Methodist Church Evangelist Smith A. M. F. Zion Church Twenty Eighth Madison Streets A. J. Woodward T. Henry Griffin John Mitchell Jennie Mitchell Mitchell Board of Works Fourth Avenue Westlake Boulevard Pine Street Olympic Place Queen Anne Driveway First Avenue Eighth Avenue George Welsh Nebraska Moran Bros Lillie Snavly Marion Shavly J. P. Legg You Legg Daisy de Telein Joseph de Telein Emma Kosekie Jacob Koakie Lulu McManus Michael Ali Manua Rev Harland Gould Green Lake Hope Station

Mormons Face Inquiries In Smoot Hearing Inquiries

In Washington January 14 Jamen Lynch of Salt Lake a Democrat and brother in law of Angus Cannon testified about a claim that Cannon witnessed the marriage of Abram Cannon and Lillian Hamlin at sea in 1806 He said Cannon was not in California that year and that the statement came when Cannon was drunk Hugh M Dougall Springville Utah postmaster testified he left the Mormon church but remained in business saying he dealt largely with Mormons He took the 1862 endowment ceremony and testified the oath of vengeance aimed at prophets not the nation A A Moon Provo Utah testified Mormons acted freely in politics and polygamy was dying out

Washington Jamen Lynch Salt Lake Angus M. Cannon Witens Smoot Cannon Abram Cannon Lillian Hamlin California Angus Cannon Hugh M. Dougall Springville Utah A. A. Moon Provo

Prosecutor pledges bold drive to bring two old cases to trial

Prosecuting Attorney Kenneth Mackintosh plans to spend two weeks examining unresolved matters from Beott’s era. He aims to bring Nellie Underwood for murder of her baby and Paul Underwood to trial, or dismiss if witnesses cannot be secured. He also may move on two charges against Lloyd A. Smith for obtaining money under false pretenses.

Kenneth Mackintosh Beott Nellie Underwood Paul Underwood Mackintosh Lloyd A. Smith

Man Charged With Arson Appears in Superior Court

Thomas Knight, charged with attempting to set fire to his wife’s home after she refused to live with him, was arraigned in the superior court this morning. He was given until Tuesday to enter a plea at his attorney’s request.

Thomas Knight

Market Prices For Vegetables And Fruits Listed

The market column lists varied prices for vegetables fruits and dairy items. Notable entries include Lima beans at 4.75 to 5.90, onions 2 to 3 cents per pound, lettuce 1.50 to 1.80, apples 1.00 to 1.50, and oranges 1.60 to 2.60. Also shown are potatoes from Yakima and California, and berries, squash, and citrus with assorted per unit costs.

California White River Valencia

Unidentified Market Prices Include Turkeys Honey and Dressed Meats

A dense OCR list shows varied item prices across animals produce and staples. Entries mention turkeys dressed honey California Oregon items with prices per weight and sack, plus extensive figures for cereals flour oats corn meal and grains, and dairy and livestock terms. Notable entities include California Oregon Olympia Yakima and White Star lard brands.

California Oregon Ney Yakima Clifornia Olympia

Wheat and grain futures report from Seattle market

The Star correspondent lists cash and futures quotes from Seattle dated Saturday January 14. Wheat May and July values range around 1160 to 1170 for May and near 990 to 1000 for July. Corn May and July trade around 45 to 46 cents, oats May and July around 31 cents, park price shown at 12 3/4 to 12 3/4 cents.

the Star W. & Ayer & Co Columbia Street Seattle

Wheat Market Rises Then Steady Amid Low Supplies

Early trading shows wheat at 1.17 1 1 for a gain of 1 8c, closing at 1.16 6 8. Bull selling steadies prices despite high levels, with supplies tight and futures not likely to ease until larger crops boost stock levels at supply points. Strong demand and dwindling farm offerings support a potential upward move when market conditions permit.

New York Atchison Amalgamated Copper Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Transit Canadian Pacific Erlecom Manhattan Metropolitan Missouri Pacific Louisville & Nashville Peoples Gap Pennasylvania Reading Rock Island Common Southern Pacific St. Paul Union Pacific United States Steel Common United States Steel

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