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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1906

Page

4

Ballard Agency Ad Promises Subscriptions

Fragmented notice from Seattle Star Ry. AK Publishing Co advertising Ballard agency at Ballard Ave. mentions subscription renewals and prices around twenty five cents per year with an expiration date note and a post office address in Beattie Washington.

Seattle AK Fublishing CO Reventh Avenue Yap Ballard Wear Agencuy-Am Ballard Pt Beach Beattie Washington

The Order of the Garter And a Nation of Peacocks

The piece mocks the Order of the Garter given to the mikado by King Edward. It notes pomp and vanity, predicts speeches and receptions, and estimates the trip to Japan will cost about $20 000. It ridicules royal favoritism and proto fashion-bling among all levels.

Edward Order of the Garter Prince Arthur Connaught Japan Eftisen

Missouri governor backs initiative and recall for reform

Gov. Jos. W. Folk argues that Missouri enforces all laws but faces needless legislation. He cites the initiative and referendum and the recall as remedies to curb bad laws, noting the veto as a check and recalling a Los Angeles councilman as an example of civic accountability.

ST. Louis Missouri Jos. W. Folk The Star Folk Los Angeles

Alaska Mineral Output Surges in 1905 Report

A report from the secretary of Commerce and Labor shows Alaska's total mineral output in 1905 rose 43 percent above 1904, reaching 9,069,028 dollars. Merchandise shipped totaled 16,801,446 dollars, including 8,081,446 dollars in canned salmon and 494,764 dollars in furs. Gold valued at over 10,000,000 dollars arrived at Alaska points from British territory for shipment.

Department of Commerce and Labor Alaska

The Wife Who Fails and the Sex Debate

A critique of modern women and gender roles arguing women seek equality yet trap men with social expectations. The piece condemns sex rights agitation, materialism, and perceived double standards, urging Christian virtue and true equality to restore social order.

Bloodhounds at Trial of Lem Short

The trial of Lem Short for grand larceny extends with many witnesses to be heard. Deputy Sheriff Hodge’s two bloodhounds traced a wagon north of Hallard toward Eminvenda to a cooking fire where meal remnants linked to Short were found, aiding the arrest. Authorities pursue links to a Northern train holdup near Pallard.

Lem Short Robert Hodge Hallard Eminvenda Short Pallard

Engineer Arrested in Tacoma for Destroying Life Preservers

Frank Jackson, engineer of the steamer Multnomah, was arrested in Tacoma this morning for cutting and destroying life preservers. He had already destroyed eight preservers and was in the act of cutting another when seized, and he offered no explanation for his actions.

Tacoma Jan. St Frank Jackson Multnomah Oas

Wood in Command in the Philippines

Manila January 31 General Wood assumed command of the Philippines today, taking over military leadership as the new commander.

Wood IN Command Manila Wood Philippines

Election Tonight Labor Council of Seattle Nominates Officers

The nomination of officers for the Labor Council of Seattle will be held at the Labor Temple tonight. No major changes are expected in leadership, though withdrawals may occur due to the municipal ownership issue. Current officers are Robert Hecketh of the Cooks and [Ager] and George Listman treasurer.

Labor Council of Seattle Labor Temple Robert Hecketh The Cooks and Ager George Listman Listman

Work of rescuers at Bamfield ships tragedy

Three bodies including that of H Hoelchers were put aboard the tug Borne today. Men of the Grant will search for others buried, if they can be brought aboard the tugs.

Bamfield B.C. Jan H. Hoelchers Grant

Wagon overturns on Marion Street prompt crash

A heavy truck owned by Mc Govern driven by Parlette overturned on Marion Street between 1st and 2nd. The driver escaped unharmed. Parlette tried to move the vehicle into an alley when it slid tipping completely over on the steep street. Municipal ownership advocates in the Ninth ward plan a meeting at Odd Fellows hall Fremont tomorrow evening with Judge Moore and George Cotterill speaking.

McGovern Parlette Globe Wall Paper Company Marion Ninth Ward Odd Fellows Hall Fremont Judge Moore George Cotterill

Fragmented Odds and Ends From a 1903 Box

A nameless mix of jokes notes and quips with history snippets and dialogues. References include Walter and air characters debating meals lamb beef andIrish stews while Tillman is mocked as unable to reach a presidential consensus. Historical dates hint at Sage and Seattle Union station with punchy one liners and casual banter.

Russell Sage Seattle Henry H. Rogers Missouri Standard Gi Company

Man shoots partner in Los Angeles real estate row

J. Meenock entered the office of his former partner George B K Gwartney in Los Angeles and opened fire, wounding the partner. The incident occurred this morning as the men faced a disputed business relationship. Police investigated the shooting and searched for further details about motive.

Los Angeles Cal J. 1. Meenock George BK. Gwartney

Dispute Over Small Business Mat Sparks Gunfire

Gwartney was struck by three bullets but not seriously hurt as a dispute over a small business mat escalated into gunfire. Police investigate the incident and pursue leads surrounding the altercation and the mat issue.

Gwartney

Midshipman Chapin Discharged Over Hazing Case

Washington January 1 announced that Midshipman L L Chapin of the first class from California was dismissed for involvement in hazing cases.

Washington Jan L. L. Chapin California

Eler Air Social Scheme Ends in Arranged Match

In a Virginia riverfront estate tale, Laura Beverly, an orphan heiress, schemes with Cousin Lettie Leigh to test love and money. Charles Wortham and Leftwell arrive as planned, but Laura asserts her control and a deception yields an unexpected union and cheerful resolutions.

Old Virginia James River Laura Beverly Helle al Col. Letah Laura Has Wortham Lettie Leigh Charles Wortham Kenneet Leftwell Wortham Lettie Jelke Colonel Leigh

Magnates to Meet Councilmen

Bunset Telephone officers arrived in the city for inspection of local property. The party led by President W. T. Scott and Louis Glass will meet the council committee now probing the company’s service. A five man Beattie team is expected for the W. E. C. tourney in Salt Lake.

W. T. Scott Louis Glass A. J. Steins FF. W. Alston HM. D. Pilabury Pow Beattie W. E.C Salt Lake

New Plan Encourages Saving With Higher Interest

H O Shaey & Co bankers in the Arcade building promote a new plan to form the habit of saving. They offer 4 percent interest on savings accounts to entice customers, urging disciplined spending and gradual habit formation.

H. O. Shaey & Co

City Considers Gas Franchise Endorsed by Thomson

At a corporations committee meeting Thomson recommended granting the American Improvement Company's gas franchise. Copies were shared with members and a passing vote is expected. The company deems the franchise satisfactory and plans a sinking fund to service bonds with city profit rules on earnings.

Sireer Thomson American Improvement Company Thomson Europe

Court notes on Eckert and Shaw practice case

Court notes describe Fred H Eckert seeking permanent status amid bank matters and a divorce with Minnie. The session also covered the Georgiana v Dr Harry A Shaw medical practice case before Judge Albertson this morning.

Banks Fred Minnie Georgiana Harry A Shaw Albertson

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