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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1905

Page

3

Legislators Propose Over a Million in Expensive Appropriations

Olympia reports lawmakers have drafted bills totaling $1,005,033 in expenditures after two weeks of session. Critics call the omnibus road bill wasteful, noting $110,000 for roads, $84,000 for legislative expenses, $75,000 for the Lewis and Clark Exposition, and other allocations. Strong opposition from Pierce and King counties highlights disputes over the Natches road and university funding as debates over spending intensify.

Olympia Waah United States Lewis and Clarke King County University Birda B Wou Tonery Africa

Hubbell Gets Arrested in Prostitution Case Developments

William Hubbell was arrested after a partial hearing in the case against J. R. Woodleigh charged with living off the earnings of a prostitute. The hearing resumes this afternoon as a formal complaint is filed against Hubbell. The girl Mona Smith remains in police custody and her parents are distressed.

William Hubbell J. R. Woodleigh Hubbell Mackintosh Mona Smith Spokane Superior Court Woodleigh

Carkeek Aims to Probe County Commissioners

At a chamber of commerce meeting M J Carkeek said he would move in the next session to investigate the county commissioners after claiming he was refused information by the clerk. Secretary Meikle noted the chamber favors raising salaries to attract reputable business leaders to public service.

Chamber of Commerce M. J. Carkeek

Wyoming Leaves Bremerton for Santiago Mission

The Monitor Wyoming in fine repair and freshly painted steamed from Bremerton at 9 this morning under Capt. Roller. She joins the Pacific fleet bound for Santiago.

Bremerton Wash Wyoming Roller Santiago

Reverend Temple Accepts Cleveland Congregational Call

Dr. W H G Temple of Plymouth Congregational Church in Cleveland has accepted a call to the Plymouth Congregational Church in Cleveland Ohio. He will return to Seattle to settle affairs this week and depart with his family to begin work in the new field.

Cleveland W. H. G. Temple Plymouth Congregational Church Ohio

Western Central Labor Union elects new officers in bid for change

At the semi annual meeting a new slate won control replacing the long standing faction. W J Akers became president, R Hesketh treasurer, Alice Lord vice president, with Ken Putterich, R E Orchard and W Wolf among others taking posts on committees. Several nominees declined, leaving a unanimous vote for Akers and Hesketh.

Western Central Tle W. J. Akers Clerks’ Union 984 Frank A. Anda R Hesketh Cooks and Walkters’ Union Listman Alice Lord Ken Putterich Brewery Workers’ Union R. E Orchard Painters’ Union W. Wolf Newaduys’ Union

Minors Banned From Saloons In Seattle Court Case

Police Judge Gordon heard Dan Boyle 20% of age restricted from frequenting saloons after father warned outlets to refuse him service. Boyle, arrested for obscene language, received suspended judgment with warning to stay out or face harsher action. City monitors show many under 18 visit Pike street and First avenue bars. Seattle ordinance allows license revocation for such offenses.

Gordon Dan Boyle Farman Doyle Pike Street First Avenue Seattle

Reorganization Nears Completion For Seattle Labor Union

The local union reform effort advances as a new constitution is finished and sent to city unions for referendum. If supported by enough affiliates the central labor body may form as the Seattle Labor union with per capita tax and representation by membership size.

Central Labor Body Thoreday Seattle Labor Union Western Central Labor Union Building Trades Assembly Brewery Workmen's Union Financia Basia

Valdez Route Seen Rising as Dolphin Sails Wind Down

Alaska steamship leaders report a grim winter with mining slump in interior regions. Valdez passenger and freight traffic grows while the Dolphin is laid up due to insufficient Southeast Alaska business. Spring trade may lag as Tanana access draws travelers seeking new gold fields.

Alaska Thinery Merchants Tanana Valdez Skagway Alaska Steamship Company Dolphin Frank Burna Seattle Barnes Valdez Trail

Ayer's Pills Box Helps Headache and Bilious Attacks

An old notice extols Ayer's Pills as a household remedy. It claims a single pill at bedtime prevents bilious attacks indigestion and sick headaches. The ad emphasizes long standing sales and mentions a price of sixty years of promotion.

Ayer

Pyramid Pile Cure Endorsed by Universal Testimonials

A reader from New Brunswick New Jersey reports relief from piles after using Pyramid Pile Cure bought for fifty cents and two dollar packs. The Pyramid Drug Co. Marsh­all Michigan solicits letters and offers a free information book on causes and cures of piles.

Fred Deefr New Brunswick N. J Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich

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