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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1906

Page

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Ice Trust Tightens Grip as Seattle Prices Soar

Seattle ice buyers face a price spike after a supposed ice trust formed by Standard Ice, Seattle Ice, and Diamond Ice & Cold Storage. Since July 2 prices rose from 3.30–4 a ton to 9 or 10 a ton, freezing out Carstens Bros and other small buyers while the three firms deny new meat-market sales.

Seattle Standard Ice Company Seattle Ice Company Diamond Ice & Cold Storage Company Carstens Bros Carstens

Meat Trust Raises Prices Again On Dressed Meats

Kansas City July 1 packers raise prices on dressed meats excluding pork. Hams also higher by about 1 cent per pound marking the second increase in ten days.

Kansas City

Ice Prices Spike Amid Seattle Ice Trust Shortage

The July ice crisis hits Seattle as Carstens Packing plant breakdown triggers price surges. Seattle Ice, Standard Ice, and Diamond Ice raise from 3.80 to up to 10 per ton, squeezing Carstens customers and forcing rationing. Reports describe pay-to-play deliveries and limited plant capacities across local firms.

Carstens Packing Company Seattle Ice Company Standard Ice Company Diamond Ice & Cold Storage Company Carstens Carstena Ice Trust

Police cling to new theory in Kristian Johnson murder

The Vancouver case shows little progress with police proposing several fresh theories. A letter found on Johnson urged him to return to his family, suggesting fear of prosecution. Albert Miller of 716 lat h av identified Johnson as a passenger on the Saturday night train, while the conductor said Johnson was alone.

Kristian Johnson Johnson Vancouver Heleve Miller Bonney-Watson Company

Insurance executives visit city. Buckman voyage rescheduled

P. C. Royce, president of Martford Fire Insurance and involved with Citizens Fire Insurance, stops at the Rainier Grand hotel with J. J. Dennin of the Pacific Coast. Royce has been in San Francisco for weeks adjusting company affairs. The Buckman’s sailing to San Francisco shifts from Saturday to Monday.

P. C. Royce Martford Fire Insurance Company Citizens Fire Insurance Company J. J. Dennin Pacific Coast Rainier Grand Hotel Mr. Royce San Francisco

Boston Herald apologizes for erroneous editorial on fastest steamers

The Boston Herald retracts a recent editorial claiming Atlantic Coast steamers were fastest and eclipsed records. It states Pacific Coast vessels hold records, naming the CCPR steamer Princess Victoria and the Seattle Tacoma River. It notes New York short routes do not match Puget Sound steamers' two-year record run.

Boston Herald Pacific Coast CC. P. R Seattle Tacoma New York Puget Sound

Fourth Big Buy by Cascade Investment in Beattan

The Cascade Investment Company, backed by Japanese capital, made another sizable Beattan real estate purchase for $60,000. It acquired block 42 in Maynard's addition from Fret W Keen 8 and 4. George FE Larque bought lot 14, block 6 in Union addition for $10,000. F J Herberger purchased metes and bounds in section 24 township 24 range 3 for $18,450.

Cascade Investment Company Letc Hae Beatthe Fret W Keen Block Maynard's George FE Larque Julee Plahaut Union Addition F. J. Herberger Search BP Perry

Lady Curzon Dies After Illustrious Indian Years

Lady Curzon of Kedlestone, widow of Lord Curzon former viceroy of India, dies at 5 40 PM in Leadon. Her life in India and England highlighted social triumphs and political influence with strong ties to American heiress Mary Leiter and the Curzon household.

Leadon Curzen Lord Curzon Sheheen Ashe India Curson Chiavi Mary Letter Levi Bual Field Mplilions Real Great Britain Ttia Wal Thade Lady Curzon Baroness Curzon of Kedlestone England Mar Terest Washington Mies Leiter George N. Curzon House of Commons India Prees Bengal Curzon

Plans for Municipal Street Railway Delayed by Engineer Illness

Plans for the municipal street railway are not ready as Engineer Thomson is ill with dysentery. The engineering department reports the plans should be complete by Monday night though Thomson’s absence slows progress. Council aims to hasten review to advance the Cedar River main project and begin water work before the hot season.

Thomson Systerm Geunels

Victoria arrives from Nome with gold shipment

The steamer Victoria of the Northwestern Steamship company passed Cape Flattery at 6 this morning from Nome and is due shortly after 4 this afternoon. It carries a large gold cargo totaling $600,000 from the Candle Creek district, the season’s largest clean-up. The Victoria also has 7 passengers onboard.

Victoria Northwestern Steamship Company Cape Flattery Nome Candle Creek

Esther Mitchell to Have Defense in Trial

Esther Mitchell will be defended by Alfred Clarke of Portland and the Baxter and Wilson firm. Mrs Creffield has no defense yet, while Morris, Morrie and Shipley plan to represent her through the preliminary proceedings. Morris met with the two women to discuss their defense and the lawyer expressed doubt about their sanity.

Bsther Mitchell Bhe Alfred Clarke Portland Ore Baxter & Wilson O. V. Mart Morria Shipley Créese Field Morris Hia

Three Emperors Form An Alliance In Diplomacy

In a Schoenbrunn conference near Vienna Emperor Jane Josef of Anetria and Kaiser Wilhelm plotted joint action. If Russia revolts the German Austrian pact would intervene with troops to preserve the status quo in their Polish holdings. In St Petersburg revolutionaries planned attacks on Warsaw consulates hoping for foreign interference.

London Jane Josef Anetria Kaiser Wilhelm Schoenbrunn Palace Vienna Russia Germany Austria Nicholas Petersburg Warsaw

U P Willing to Build a Tunnel

The Union Pacific franchise may be conditioned on constructing a city tunnel. Chairman H Cow says committee will discuss the steam heating franchise first while railroad talks await conditions from Attorney Hartman of Union Pacific.

Union Pacific H. ¢Ow Seattle Tacoma Power Company Commtee Tyre J. J. Hill Hartman

Bank Clearings July 18 1906 and 1905

Bank clearings data for July 18, 1906 and July 18, 1905. The records list totals by city and bank, reflecting early 20th century financial activity and interbank liquidity across regions.

Governor Carter invites Roosevelt to Hawaii after canal tour

A Honolulu bound steamer Alameda reached San Francisco carrying a letter from Hawaii Governor Carter to President Roosevelt. The note invites the president to Hawaii for a visit after his Panama Canal inspection.

San Francisco Alameda Honolulu Governor Carter Hawaii President Roosevelt Panama Canal

Freight Train Kills Man at Lake Stevens Near Matchias

Everett reports J Wester holding found dead beside Northern Pacific tracks near Matchias. Authorities believe he was killed by a freight train last night while living on the Lake Stevens shore. He leaves a large family. Carlson shingle mill had partial operation yesterday as workers quit. Dolphin carried a full passenger list for Skagway and port tours.

Everett J. Westerhold Lake Stevens Northern Pacific Matchias Carlson

Ten Million From Tanana Foreseen By Garfinkle

Louis Garfinkle, a well known merchant, arrived from Fairbanks and states the Tanana district output may reach 10 million dollars this year. He traveled via Dawson and Skagway. He notes many idle men in camp two weeks ago and reports frequent new finds around Fairbanks and Chena, predicting the district will rival the Klondike.

Louis Garfinkle Fairbanks Ternana Dawson Skagway Chena

English Marine Man Visits Seattle With Ship News

Samuel Cross of Liverpool heads Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance arrives with his daughter. He will base Lincoln headquarters in Seattle while here to change agents. Louis Rosenthal becomes coast representative. The City of Seattle sails from Briagwy with a gold shipment tonight or tomorrow.

Samuel Cross Liverpool Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance Company Lincoln Mr. Cross England Pacific Louis Rosenthal Croas

Bank President Ends Life Des Moines Despondent Executive

Martin Flynn aged 60, president of the People s Savings Bank in Des Moines, committed suicide today by shooting himself after becoming despondent.

Des Moines Martin Flynn The People’s Savings Bank

The Star Night Readers Missed Picnic Shopping

City stores closed due to Pleasant Beach picnic. Several housewives face a dilemma cooking dinner after overlooking last night’s shopping, prompting careful planning and frugal substitutions today.

Pleasent Beach

Cruisers Sail for Coal Fuel Stop at Victoria

The flagship Chicago and cruiser Boston of the Pacific squadron set sail at dawn for Victoria to refuel at Ladysmith. The two ships will stay in the harbor at Victoria for inspection today.

Chicago Boston Pacific Squadron Victoria Ladysmith

Threatened Life for Sister Over Brother Killing

Portland July 18 Mrs Burgess E Starr sister of George Mitchell received an anonymous letter threatening her life if she continues to support the killing of her brother. The note said a club would meet to punish her and others called Holy Rollers. District Attorney Manning plans a thorough investigation.

Portland Burgess E. Starr George Mitchell Manning

San Francisco Promoters Plan New Magazine

F. D. Burrows and B. L. York arrived at the Butler city this morning gathering material for a new magazine to be named the New San Francisco Magazine. They will stay several days before traveling to northern cities in the state.

F. D. Burrows B. L. York San Francisco

German steamer Mariechen crew cleared of blame in Alaska wreck

Capt Heldt and the officers of the German steamer Mariechen, stranded at False Bay, Alaska, last December, were exonerated from blame in a letter from Hamburg received today.

Heldt Mariechen Esquimalt False Bay Alaska Hamburg

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