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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1905

Page

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Lilly Family Tragedy Sparks Dollar Club Plea

A Bellevue family faces ruin after a breadwinner, R. S. Lilly, becomes crippled by repeated surgeries. The Star urges readers to join the Dollar Club to aid the Lillys with basic needs as hospital bills mount and work proves elusive. The piece contrasts charity with philanthropy and promises further details and member names in a coming issue.

Providence Hospital Lilly Philanty Charity Philantrophy Star's Dollar Star Pene

Dollar Club Appeal Prompts Readers to Join The Star

The Star urges readers to join the Dollar club supporting the Lilly family by sending one dollar per membership. Dan Dean explains fund use and names of new members will be announced daily. Readers are invited to contribute more than one dollar to receive multiple memberships.

Dan Dean Lilly Bellevue Lillys The Star Sally Dollar” Club Lai Dollar Club R. S. Lilly the Star

Harriman Edges Hill in Puget Sound Monopoly Move

E H Harriman blocks J J Hill from control of Puget Sound routes. Harriman in talks with Tacoma Eastern to connect Portland lines to Tacoma, threatening Hill’s plan for full Columbia River access. The maneuver cements Harriman’s grip on regional rail traffic and ports.

Pire North Puget Sound BE. H. Harrigan J. J. Hill Himelf Portland Harriman Bia & Northern People Columbia River Hill Columbia & Northern Tacoma Tacoma Eastern Jim Hill Markiman

Czar and Witte Pat Heads Together

In St. Petersburg an interview between the emperor and M. Witte covers negotiations. Mrs. Witte will accompany four on a Paris trip, later to the United States. Korotovitz, ex-head of the Russian legation in Peking, will accompany the minister to America. Prices rise on the bourse as Witte is named chief plenipotentiary and the government issues 5 million paper roubles to safeguard the gold reserve.

ST. Petersburg Emperor M. Witte Fternoon Mra Witte Parise United M. Korotovitz Tee Per America Gagette

Ude Promoted to Traveling Passenger Agent

Tacoma July 14 W H Ude city passenger agent of the Northern Pacific has been promoted to traveling passenger agent with a headquarters at Spokane.

Tacoma W. H. Ude Northern Pacific Spokane

Equitable board reshuffles as Garvin seeks evidence copy

New York officials report Attorney General Garvin failed to obtain a copy of evidence from Superintendent Hendricks in the Equitable investigation. At a directors meeting 12 new directors were elected, three resigned, and terms were set through 1906 to 1908 for various appointees including Louis Stern, Frank Weatherbee, and Nicholas Murray Butler.

New York Ansistant Carvin Robert Hunter Hendricks F Equitable Jerome Higgins Equitable Garvin Hunter Frederic Bourne Genral Louis Fitegerald H.C. Deling Wallace F. Pieres Boston Daniel Tomkins Charlotte N. C Thomas Spratt Ogdensburg N. Y Louis Stern Frank Weatherbee Port Henry James MacMahon Brooklyn Willis McCook Pittsburg Charlies E. Littlefield Rock Island N. M. Stranahan Port of New York Cady Herricy Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Charles Zehider Philadelphia

Inquiry Over Tobacco Statistics Turbulence Sparks Delay

Secretary Wilson launched an inquiry into charges that the Agriculture Department tobacco statistics are manipulated to aid the tobacco trust. Pending findings, tobacco statics in several districts will be paused, though state monthly figures are to be issued Monday.

Washington Wilson Statistics Bureau Department of Agriculture Tobacco Trust

Melville Dollar Cargoes for Nome. Skagwayner Jefferson Returns

The Melville Dollar of the Dollar line entered port Friday morning to reload general merchandise for Nome and will sail next for Alaska from Tacoma after completion. The Skagwayner Jefferson will return Saturday morning with the school teachers’ excursion party, which she carried away last week.

Melville Dollar Dollar Nome Tacoma Alaska Jefferson

Census Ledger Shows July Totals for 1905 and 1904

The record lists dates July 14 1905 and July 14 1904 along with monetary figures 014 170 21 794 052 96. It notes an increase over last year amounting to 120 117 26. The numbers indicate a fiscal comparison between two years.

Convict Wade Still At Large On Vashon Island

United States Marshal Hopkins notes slim odds Wade can elude pursuit as the only remaining jail breaker at large. He was sighted Thursday entering a farmer’s place at the island’s north end with a rifle clothing and food.

Vashon Isl George Wade United States Hopkins Vashon Island

I Can Lick Any Seattle Cop Says Otto Bauman

Otto Bauman a saloon porter declared he can lick any man in the Seattle police force and will act after trouble ends. He punched a wall during a confrontation at a New Paris house when a bill of 3.90 led to his eviction. Bauman was arrested by City Detective Kasson and held at police headquarters awaiting court.

Bellevue Dame Fortune Lillys Lilly Watt Neek Seattle Otto Bauman Kasson Easeon New Paris Bauman Te Te Contia

General Leonard Wood Undergoes Trepanning Operation

Reports from Pocasset Cape Cod say General Leonard Wood underwent a delicate trepanning operation to remove a bony growth on the head. The operation was successful and the general is recovering rapidly.

Boston Mass Pocasset Cape Cod Leonard Wood

6 000-ton turbine steamer contracted for New York to New Orleans

The Southern Pacific under President Harriman has awarded a contract to build a 6000 ton turbine freight and passenger steamer, described as the largest turbine ship yet built in America, for operation between New York and New Orleans.

New York America Harriman Southern Pacific Company New Orleans

Burglary Hits House Near Burton in Washon

John Randall’s home one mile west of Burton was broken into yesterday and two coats stolen. All the food in the house was eaten. Police suspect convict Wade carried out the theft.

Burton Washon Wash John Randall Wade

Fourth Birthday Party For Harold Brearly’s Home

A group of children gathered at Harold Brearly’s home on East Valley Street for a fourth birthday party. They played games, enjoyed refreshments, and left pleased with the afternoon’s entertainment.

Harold Brearly East Valley Street

Swedish minister dodges on German fleet visit

In Stockholm on July 14 the minister of marine refused to confirm or deny reports that a large German fleet will visit Swedish Norwegian waters as a show of sympathy toward Sweden. The fleet is expected to arrive around July 20.

Stockholm Sweden

Emperor William names King Oscar grand admiral

In Kiel on July 114 the Emperor William appointed King Oscar as grand admiral of the German navy, a move described in local dispatches as a major naval leadership elevation.

Kiel William Oscar Gering Navy

Two Seattle Boys Walk to Lewis and Clark Fair

Two Seattle youths Junhina Rochester and Harold Lewis started a Friday morning walk toward the Lewis and Clark fair with a small amount of money to live on. They come from well known city families and the trek will be watched with interest.

Seattle Junhina Rochester Harold Lewis

Peculiar Ticket Requests At City Office

City ticket agent Claud Meldrum of the Great Northern reports unusual inquiries from the public. One man asked for a ticket “forwards and backwards to Bellingham,” highlighting odd requests encountered at the office.

North Yakima George Donald Jesse H. Ross Claud Meldrum Great Northern Bellingham

Frawley Company Presenting Ranson's Folly at Grand

Beginning Sunday night and for two more nights T Daniel Frawley stages Ranson's Folly at the Grand. Richard Harding Davis created the drama from his story. A strong company led by Eleanor Montell portrays army life at Fort Crockett with praise from army officers.

Oldest resident of Great Britain Jas McNally turns 108

Jas McNally, born 1797 in Kings County Ireland, marks his 108th birthday. He recalls Pitt the Prime Minister Trafalgar and 18 year old enlistment in a famous campaign. Emigrated to the United States in 1866, served in the federal army, was in Washington at Lincoln’s assassination, moved to England in 1878, and since 189? housed with the Little Sisters of the Poor at South Lambert.

Grea Britain Jas McNally Wm Pitt Trafalgar Kings County Ireland United States Washington Lincoln England Little Sisters of the Poor South Lambert Prince Consort Duke of Wellington Abraham Lincoln Gladstone Ward Beecher Waa

Mysterious Pike assault ends with revolver display

At the Pike restaurant on Second and Pike a fashionably dressed woman attacked a man with a beer glass, then followed him into the street and flourished a revolver in his face. A quiet youth accompanied them as they walked up Pike Street.

Pike Second and Pike Pike Street

Mutiny and Executions Mark Russian Turmoil Abroad

Reports from Tiflis Odessa and St. Petersburg July 14 describe a mutiny by Russian troops killing officers near a village in Caucasia. Executions follow agrarian disturbances across Podolia Koloff Kharkoff and Kherson with leaders hanged and mutineers sent for trial. Emperor Nicholas signs commission for council president to attend a peace conference in the United States.

Tiflis Caucasia URG Sviatopol Mirsky Odessa Russia Podolia Koloff Kharkhoff Kherson Sevastopol ST. Petersburg Nicholas Cemiata United States

Kavimana Hurt While Painting Roof on Main Street

A painter named Kavimana fell from a house roof on Main Street between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues on Thursday. He was seriously injured and rushed to General Hospital where his injuries were treated.

Kavimana Main Street Ele Twelfth Avenues General Hospital

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