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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1899

Page

2

Independent newspapers and the politics of press freedom

The article argues that true independence from party control is essential for honest reporting. It cites editors who refuse partisan influence and praises independent dailies for fair coverage of public matters, elections, and labor disputes while condemning sensational or biased editorial tactics. It also notes recent streetcar strikes, labor hours issues, and cautions against reckless violence and speculative ventures.

Orner United States The Star Rascality Independent Pubiic

Exploration urged for Alaska interior gold potential

Officials call for careful exploration of unknown interior sections near the Kuskokwim and Tanana river heads where float gold suggests large deposits. They warn against booming localities and emphasize prospecting to serve Alaska and Seattle’s interests.

Aldeka Mons Alaska Seattice Vaal Kuskekwim Tanana Rivera

Washington Downey Exhbition Bout Sets Local Pace

The 15 round boxing exhibition between C H Washington of Beattie and Jack Downey of New York is billed as the calendar highlight. Presented by the Hawthorne club, the match will be staged at Weert Seattle tonight with Downey the betting favorite at 10 to 7 and Marquis of Queensbury rules in use.

Brooklyn New York City Greater New York Brooklyn Street Railway East Way Denver C. H. Washington Beattie Jack Downey New York Hawthorne Club Weert Seattle Hoth Marquis of Queensbury

Deeds Filed For Right of Way To Power Company

Filings show right of way deeds recorded from Julia Knox R Ann Probst Francis Berry N R Forrest William Jolly and M A Young to the Froqualmie Falls Power Company. The transfers cover parcels enabling utility access across named properties and owners.

Froqualmie Sails Power Company Julia Knox R. Ann Probst Francis 8. Berry N. R. Forrest William B&b. Jolly M. A. Young

New Laws for Atlin

Victoria B C July 3 special to the Star the government of British Columbia is awakening to the need for better laws for Atlin the old district Lieut Governor McInnes says he will suggest improvements to the mining laws to prevent a recurrence of the district s present difficulties

Victoria B. C the Star British Columbia Atlin McInnes

Canoe Capsizes at Madison Street Park Alarms Crowd

A canoe carrying Miss Ethel Semple and Mr. Grosvenor Folsom overturned in front of the band stand at Madison Street Park. The water was shallow, not more than five feet deep, and both occupants escaped with a severe drenching.

Ethel Semple Grosvenor Folsom Madison Street Park

After the News Dealers Complain of Indecent Literature

Local societies for the prevention of vice report the Puget Sound News Company and other dealers to the prosecuting attorney for handling indecent periodicals. The Standard, the Police Gazette, and the New York Telegraph are named. Dealers were notified by mail that they would be prosecuted if these journals remain after August 1.

Puget Sound News Company The Standard Police Gazette New York Telegraph

Boy Hurt After Cherry Tree Fall

The six year old son of Detective William Meredith fell from a cherry tree while descending. His foot caught a limb and he struck his head, leaving a large gash. Dr. Shannon sutured the wound with three stitches.

William Meredith Shannon

Session at Chautauqua Discusses Retaining Members

At Chautauqua on July 20 the Good Templars held their session with grand lodge reports. Grand secretary's figures show 2772 active and 2402 non active members in the state. Grand Chief Templar Fisher led a talk on how to retain members as speeches entertained attendees.

Chautauqua Good Templars Grand Lodge Templar Fisher Seattle Tacoma J. Malins International Supreme Lodge

Pastor Georg e Ti Lee Receives Cincinnati Call

Rev. George Ti. Lee, pastor of Taylor Memorial Congregational Church, has received a call from College Hill Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati. He has not accepted yet but is expected to consider the offer. He has lived in Beattie for ten years and is among the city’s oldest Protestant pastors.

George Ti. Lee Taylor Memorial Congregational Church College Hill Presbyterian Church of Cincinnati Lee Beattie

Moore Investment Co. Buys Six Acquirable Tracts

Readable OCR notes indicate Moore Investment Co acquires six tracts in a transaction labeled as a purchase. Details on location, price, or parties are not provided in the fragment.

Gloucester Sailor Aims Two-Year Atlantic Crossing Solo

Gloucester fisherman H Blackburn sails the 4 ton sloop Great Western to England then across the Atlantic alone. He travels with no companion after a 1483 Grace L Fears journey and plans to reach Gloucester England via Grimsby Hull Bristol Cardiff and French ports while attending the exposition.

Gloucester Mare Atlantic Ocean Spain H Hlackburn England Blackburn North Atlantic Newfoundland Great Western Thomas Welch Grace L. Fears Georges Bank Welch English Channel Ragland French Grimeby Hull Bristol Cardiff France

Thievery and Disputes Plague Local News

Reported thefts include a damaged mower taken apart and other property missing. Adjutant-General Fox has moved his family from Tekoa to Olympia. Forty one new members attended a state convention. A large dump of logs into the Fidtalgo boom is noted near Anaourter. A claimant seeks $10,000 for alleged mental and physical harm, citing Robt. Howley in a county dispute with Wm. Goodrich over domestic interference.

Goodrich Sacing Howley Akagit County Robert

Congress of Mothers renamed National Congress of Parents and Teachers

In Chicago the congress announced a name change to National Congress of Parents and Teachers. The upcoming Des Moines congress in spring 190 will feature more men than women on the programme.

Chicago National Congress of Mothers National Congress of Parents and Teachers Des Moines

Kalamazoo River Dam Powers Southern Michigan Cities

In midsummer a large dam on the Kalamazoo River, four miles south of Allegan, nears completion delivering about 3000 horsepower to Kalamazoo. A power line to Battle Creek is planned, with Allegan streets soon lit, and further lines to about a dozen other cities once the plant operates.

Kalamazoo Kalamazoo River Michigan Allegan Battle Creek

Democrats Deliberate on Silver Issue at National Executive Session

In Chicago the Democratic national committee meets with broad representation from all states. The session focuses on the silver question amid rising talk of a potential bolt by the American and Ohio Valley bi metal unions. Leaders warn that silver missteps could fracture party support and spur a new national party formation.

Chicago Sherman House Democratic Committee American Bimetaliic Union Ohio Valley BiMetallic Union Democratic Party

Tucker Discusses War in the Philippines and Whalley

Corporal Charles B. Tucker of the First Washington volunteers, wounded at Water loo Church and returned to Beattie disabled, criticizes reports on Col. Whalley and argues for larger forces to subdue the islands. He says 100000 men needed, notes discipline at Presidio, and recalls hospital rations versus others’ delicacies.

Chas. B. Tucker Washington Volunteers Battle of Waterloo Beattie Philippines Tucker Manila Star Col. Whalley Washington Presidio Col. Wholley Col Fite Jrlands

State News On Weather And Vine Crops Progress

Weather favors vine growth with yards in fine condition and sprayers fighting lice. Some contracts run 10 to 12 cents but growers hesitate to contract. A gang of thieves operates near Warhouse gal with few valuables taken from various spots. Steve Wright, Warhousegal and Vancouver mall carrier, has suffered the most misfortune.

Puyallup Chronicle Warhougal Steve Wright Warhougal and Vancouver Mall

Real Estate Transfers Filed With County Auditor

List of deeds recorded yesterday shows transfers including Sheriff to Albert Knallat for lot 10 block Denny's South add on July 18 for 19 dollars and multiple parcels to Henry Markina, George F. Aust, Frank J. Palmer, Snoqualmie Falls Power Co., and others with dates in May to July 1965 and amounts ranging from 1 to 1200 dollars. Names include Josephine L. Btruve, Ed win P. Gaffney, Charlies W. Ellie, Mary L. Van Nuys, J. K. Mackman, Don Claeys, Recca Ann Probet, and W. I. Forrest among others.

Albert Knallat Denny's Sth Henry Markina Josephine L. Btruve Edwin P. Gaffney Latona Edward van der van Et Ax Don Claeys Madison Street Denny & Hoyt'a Julia A Oscar Knox Snoqualmie Falls W. I. Forrest Riverside Add Wm. H. Jolly M. H. Young T. Hanford’s Bsouth Seattle Pacific States Savings, Loan & Building Co Ist Kent

Three vessels ashore after Lake Erie gale near Cleveland

Three ships ran aground during a July gale on Lake Erie. The schooners George H. Warmington and Sophia Minch and the steam yacht Sequin were affected. The life saving crew rescued the Minch crew. Warmington crew stayed aboard. Sequin and Warmington may be saved. the other schooner possibly salvageable.

Cleveland Lake Erie George H. Warmington Sophia Minch Minch Warmington Sequin

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