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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1907

Page

7

Miners Defend Wages Fight as Orchard Accusations Face Scrutiny

Boise dispatches depict defense witnesses challenging Orchard’s account of the Cripple Creek strike incidents. W B Easterly, imported by Mine Owners as a strike breaker, testifies he fought fairly and denounces Orchard as false. Other witnesses including J Wolff and W Horton recount tensions, beatings, and attempts to blow up non union property.

Seattle Star Boise W. B. Easterly Haywood Davin Orchard Moyer Hasterly Easterly Cripple Creek Mine Owners’ Association Seo Hoish Wm. Horton Max Melich Denver Joe Mikulich

Moor Will Tell World That Orchard Is a Liar

Marion Moor, Western Federation of Miners executive committee member, faces allegations by Orchard on the stand of plotting a dynamite campaign. Orchard claimed Moor mailed a letter to Mrs. Orchard from Cape Nome to mislead, while Moor allegedly pursued residency in Canyon City to attempt to influence Gov. Peabody. Moor declared he would testify to reveal the truth.

Marion Moor Western Federation Orchard Moor

Fourth of July Special at Pitth Piper Taft Tackle

A sale at 1084 Second Ave offers specials on fishing tackle and Sig cut prices for July 4 events. The retailer promotes notable discounts during the holiday.

Pitth Piper & Taft Second

Miner Lashes to Pole in Telluride Sun

Peter Mackt testifies that soldiers lashed him to a telegraph pole in Telluride after he refused to clean officer sinks. He describes inhuman treatment and near death, calling it a stark defense exhibit in the case.

Noe Telluride Peter Mackt Rustae

Miner Davis Named Leader in Crip Fleet Dynamite Plot

In ROK July 4 report Orchard accuses W F Davis known as Big BI of leading dynamiters tied to a Crip Fleet attack at the naval yard. The article notes Davis as the miner identified by Orchard.

ROK W. F Big Bi) Davis Orchard

Schilling's Best Coffee Promise Returns Money

The grocer refunds your money if you dislike Schilling's Best coffee. The note markets coffee as a value choice in the coffee country, promising customer satisfaction and refunds through participating grocers.

Schilling

Editor O Neill Accused Of Lying In Orchard Testimony

John M. O Neill editor of the Miners Magazine and longtime Western Federation figure swore to numerous falsifications in Orchard story. He is described as a writer of ability who helped sway Colorado public opinion in favor of the accused men.

Labbert Aupreme Court of Colorado Orchard Bosh John M. O'Neill Miners’ Magazine Colorado

Owney Barnes blamed as bomber maker by Orchard

In Boise a man called Orchard claims the miner Owney Barnes taught him to make bombs in a single season though they were strangers. Barnes, an Irish prospector who lost both feet, disputes the accusation and vows to confront the alleged speaker.

Boise Hole Owney Barnes Frontieraman Orchard Bemp

Civil Service Exams Dates Listed for Washington

The Civil Service Commission announces examinations for state department service in Washington. Test dates are Bellingham September 11 18 and October 16 North Yakima October 3 Port Townsend September 11 October 16 Seattle September 11 October 4 and 16 Spokane September 11 October 11 and 16 Tacoma September 11 October 7 and 16 Walla Walla September 11 October 1.

Washington Civil Service Commission State of Washington Bellingham North Yaki Port Townsend Seattle Spokane Tacoma Walla

Bad Plumbing Bad Health Promises Modern Baths

Local ad from G HM Brown Plumbing Co at 231 Pine promises affordable modern baths lavatories and sinks with estimates for installation and price quotes, highlighting home improvement options for improving health through better plumbing.

Brown Plumbing Co

New Incorporations Reported by Secretary of State

Olympia July 4. Articles filed include King Bay Mining Development company Beattie 1,000,000 James Casey Alfred Parker M Lindley Naval Liquor company Seattle 2,500 KR Simon and R Mariouson Alaska Galena company Seattle 500,000 R H Parsons W W Catlin Willis B Herr.

Olympia King Bay Mining & Development Company Beattie James Casey Alfred ©. Parker M. ¥. Lindley Naval Liquor Company Seattle Simon R Mariouson Alaska Galena Company R. H. Parsons W. W. Catlin Willis B. Herr

Riot at Jackson Public School principal wedding serenade

Police quelled a synthetic riot Monday night at the residence of William M. Whitelaw, principal of Jackson public school, who recently married. A crowd of youths saluted with tin cans and noise makers breaking windows and damaging the building during the serenade.

Star Special Service Gverett Wiliam M. Whitelaw Jackson Public School Tere

Miss Mattie Harbee Dies After Illness in Kent

Miss Mattie Harbee who came here from the past a few weeks ago died Monday evening of dropsy. The funeral was Tuesday at the home of her brother Rev. S. Holmes before the body was shipped to Seattle to be cremated. Mr and Mrs John Bissell visit her sister Mrs Wilson at Peaserion. Sedley Bros who bargained to buy Mrs M Olson's saloon have decided not to conclude negotiations.

Star Kent Mattie Harbee Holmes Seattle John Bissell Wilson Peaserion

Windsor Trust teller flees with 96000 dollars

Chester B. Ranyan a paying teller at Windsor Trust Co Chicago took a suitcase containing over 96000 dollars and disappeared. Detectives pursue him as authorities investigate the bank theft. Frisco dispatch notes Mayor Schrmitz listening to cannons while in his cell. Other items mention a statue unveiling in Prescott and logging camps in British Columbia remaining closed.

Chester B. Ranyan Windsor Trust Co Chicago Frisco Schrmitz Black Hills South Dakota Prescott Anna Brogge Capt William “Bucky

Holmes Jury Fails to Agree in Arlington Case

The durors in the Holmes case report no verdict after considering the sensational cotton leak. They were discharged and Holmes released on a new ten thousand dollar bond. He will be retried.

AM Alhngton Holmes Aie

Wireless link spans 800 miles between Sherman and Tatoosh

Star of Service from San Francisco notes yesterday afternoon the Wireless telegraph operator aboard the transport Sherman connected with the Tatoosh operator in Washington after instruments were installed. The distance between the two points is about 800 miles. Citizens are urged to celebrate the Fourth of July at Bremerton.

Star of Service San Francisco Sherman Tatoosh, Wash Here Tatooshie

Puget Sound Shipping Leads Market Through Year

The Puget Sound district shows a dramatic rise in shipping activity in the year ending 1907, doubling 1906 figures. At year start it ranked fourth among ports, with New York San Francisco and Boston ahead, while by mid year Puget Sound surged as San Francisco faced sharper competition. The district averaged 2,716 sailors per month in the just finished year versus 1,146 in 1906.

Star Port Townsend United States Shipping Commissioner District of Puget Sound Porte San Francisco Boston San Vranelecg

Navy yard to burn large wood pile this week

At Bremerton the navy yard will burn a wood pile 50 feet high and 200 feet long after it could not be moved quickly. Officials allow removal outside but lack of teams delays action. Hospital steward H E B Sausser moved to flagship Charleston. Albany returned from a cruise near Vashon Island and Seattle to adjust companies.

Bremerton Navy Yard H. EB. Sausser Charleston Norfolk Navy Yard Albany Vashon Island Seattle William Pedersen Seattle General Hospital W. L. Heiskell Indianapolis

Japanese eateries raise prices amid market shifts

Amid a wave of price increases in American dining, Japanese owners raise meal costs to 16 cents from 10. Laundry services jump 26 percent, barbers raise shaving to 15 cents and haircuts to 35 cents as part of broader inflation effects on small businesses.

Death Sentences for Pawn Shop Robbers and Riga Bandits

ST. PETERSBURG July 4 Four of the participants in a pawn shop robbery here June 12 have been tried by court martial and condemned to be hanged. Eight bandits at Riga have been sentenced to death.

ST. Petersburg Riga

Good Citizenship Promotes Local Fire Insurance Choice

A short note urges residents to buy fire insurance locally when prices match imported articles, citing Washington Fire Insurance Company and the Lowman Building as anchors for domestic coverage.

Washington Fire Inssurance Company Lowman Bldg. Oon

Mason Reported Drowned in Prince Albert Sound

Mason, who left Seattle about a month ago in the launch Meteor to prospect for placer gold in Prince Albert Sound, is reported drowned. His boat was found wrecked near Kayak Island Katalla, though authorities confirm the loss.

IL. Ll. Mason Seattl Os Prince Sound Advicen Valdez Katalla Mason Anda Prince Albert Sound

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