03 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1906
Page
1
Testimony reveals George Mitchell accused of murder while recounting the Hart family saga. Witnesses say Father Mitchell and followers faced turmoil during the Holy Rollers affair as Creffield allegedly exploited Hart’s household. The trial includes Seaton Creffield’s undercover stay, alleged adulteries, and community reactions as jurors weigh motive and morality.
A delayed fire department hearing centers on charges related to misconduct and an investigation into an officer linked to a fatal domestic incident. The commission conducts inquiries at the Batters station as Chief Waplo oversees the case and the coroner probes 68 counts of complicity and motive.
July 2 report says the 426 foot high St Michaels church tower and spire burned this morning. The tower collapsed crushing homes and igniting others, killing four workmen. Officials reference a plumbing proposal and an inquiry led by Plumbing inspector McIntyre and Dr Jenova.
Reports from Manila describe a worsening cholera outbreak with rising fatalities in the province and among Americans. Early victims include several named individuals tied to local military and governance circles as health authorities scramble to contain spread.
A modern four story apartment building is to be erected by James W Morrigon at the corner of Eighteenth Ave and Madison in Seattle. Architect A W Gpsiding is preparing plans, offering 165 designs for a four settes high structure with cold storage ahead of construction. The project aims to create a tall, updated residence with substantial amenities.
The board of public works will compel payment from contractor 10 for delays on a street contract. The case concerns A C Goertg of Westlake Avating and a delay from August 8, 1905, to February 6, 1966, with an issue over late extension and proper rights.
A petition from the 62nd Ward Progressive League asks the Seattle Electric Lines to restore and expand streetcar service. The petition requests service from 6 AM to 9 AM and 6 PM to 8 PM to meet daily commuting needs.
Water service will be cut Thursday from 8 to 6 pm due to lake system work. Government officials issue the shutdown to perform necessary repairs and restore service promptly.
A fragmented historical note lists unsafe handling of explosive devices and firearms. It references torpedoes, potash canes, illuminants, and prohibited acts with cannons and guns, signaling cautionary or instructional material from past era.
Police search a Seattle residence at 2209 Sixth Ave uncover a bomb making outfit tied to German anarchists. Witnesses describe mortars and explosive devices found in a former German occupant's belongings as authorities investigate possible connections to a wider anarchist group.
Workers at a federal building go on strike after building helpers refuse to work without their consent. Tenants and contractors suspend operations as unions press for higher pay and fair treatment.
In Georgetown on July 8 a city council meeting approved a contract for planking work. The full job price listed was $1500.
Local weather report notes a high of 92 degrees and rising, marking the peak of a hot spell. Forecasters expect cooler air tomorrow with strong winds and possible showers.
A fragmented report notes Rank' Youre Saymasien of Alaska Central attending a frontier event. The text suggests he is a candidate for Congress with support from various wards and leaders including Guppar, Valdes, and others in several cities.
Everett resident and prominent businessman dies at Miner Hospital from appendicitis while returning from the east. He was 39, engaged to a woman from Erie Pa, and had lived in Everett for seven years. He built into real estate ventures including a powder plant site south of the city. O M Stanisewitch and O Lasseter own the plant project with 980000 investment and 200 ton monthly output employing 100 men. The plant is expected to begin operations immediately.
The transport Buford arrived from San Francisco and proceeded to Fort Taetn with a detachment from the Third regiment. Aboard were troops including Hev Alatha and others assigned to the Tenth regiment for a ra operation.
A complaint notes Maance allegedly refused payment and skipped a water bill. The case involves a city water department claim and a listed amount of 63 625, with the filing seeking recovery or related remedies.
Montara arrives at port in the afternoon under escort. Ships and crew are reported safe as Pacific Coast authorities and the Harman company confirm the vessel will likely resume its voyage after the encounter with enemy forces.
Disjointed notes describe the Or ata and Ravita arriving with crew aboard. Names Pat Quinn and Coote appear amid fragmented lines about a wreck and rescue, with references to bells, a cruise, and whales at sea.
Residents flee into streets after a quake rattles homes causing dishes to shatter and alarms to ring. Officials report scattered damage and minor injuries as daily routines break down.
London reports detail Mary Thaw and her son Harry Thaw aboard the steamer Minnesota with the forthcoming U.S. trial and ongoing public scandal. Authorities seek to protect the family while British and American observers note the rise of sensational exposure surrounding the case.
City engineers demand thirteen extra inspectors next month in Gee Street Genarada. Council finance committee approves the application for the staff increase, listing 32 second grade inspectors and one third grade inspector. Water department needs raise to aid the payroll, boosting a total to about $1,100 in increases. The Seattle Kusshta of Pythias is mentioned.
Tacoma reports unveil of geographical telemetering projects linked to Uniform Rssle So and Geer firms. The event highlights the Grul company’s role in introducing emeweters at the Independence site, signaling advances in local measurement systems.
Fragmentary text describes a property with frontage around 390 and references a Gath and Pine corner with a 100.608 value, but legibility fails to yield clear persons or entities.
A garbled historical note contains partial letters and phrases mentioning Grete Carty and telegraphic references. The readable fragments hint at a correspondence about evening events and a coastal or regional setting with scattered names and locales.
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