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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1904

Page

3

Canadian Pacific steamers warned over Vladivostok squadron

Private advices indicate the British Admiralty warned Canadian Pacific railway officials at Montreal to alert Empress Steamers captains to be vigilant as the Russian Vladivostok squadron threatens Pacific shipping. London fears seizure of British merchantmen as the squadron advances toward Japan.

British Admiralty Victoria Canadian Pacific Railway Montreal Tiio London Pacific Red Sea Tokio Vladivostok Pacific Ocean Japan Straita Tengar Tappcape Hakodate

Diphtheria Claims 15Yearold Caroline Schwab

Caroline Bertha Schwab aged 15 daughter of Michael A Schwab died at 1739 Summit avenue late last evening after a brief diphtheria illness. Born in the city she recently worked at Baillargeon & Co. Funeral plans pending with remains at Bonney Watson morgue awaiting a singer arrival from California.

Caroline Bertha Schwab Michael A. Schwab Summit Avenue Baillargeon & Co Bonney-Watson Company California

Union Label Is Protected by Court Ruling in San Francisco

A San Francisco judge granted a temporary injunction against the Citizens' Alliance for using a label patterned after the Typo graphical union. The ruling holds the label of a union is a registered trademark and cannot be infringed.

San Francisco Citizen’s Alliance Employers’ Organization Sleason Alliance Siosson

F A Heinze: The Copper King Sued More Than Anyone in America

In Montana a famed adversary of the Amalgamated Copper company, F A Heinze known as the Copper King, has spent fourteen years in legal battles, amassing wealth and influence. He values his fortune at 22 million dollars, rejects an 11 million buyout, and vows to fight the copper trust to the end.

F. A. Heinze America Gustue Heinee Napoleon Montana Heinse Amalgamated Copper Company Tims Thene Elaine Meinge Amalgamated Hut Meinte Daly Clark Heinze Butte Trick

Preliminary hearing for Romano in murder attempt case

Manto Romano faces a preliminary hearing before Justice Gordon for an attempted murder of Sebastian Ucci. In March Romano fired a shotgun through a window, wounding Ucci and later threatened Ucci’s daughter. Police intervened, and Romano has since remained jailed awaiting trial for the Seventeenth Avenue South assault.

Sebastian Ucci Romano Ucel Corbett and Adams Ucci Seventeenth Avenue South

Gottstein Indignant Denies Gambling Rumors at Barber Shop

Friends and associates of William Gottstein deny reports of gambling in the back room of the Mainon Barberia building. They insist the rooms are used for smoking and drinks, not gambling, and condemn the rumors as malicious and possibly jealous fabrication.

William Gottetein Mainon Barberia Gottetain Nimeelf Mrr. Gottstein Gottetein Gottatein Cgoulatein

Welcome to Dr Needham

Charles W. Needham president of the Columbian University of Washington will arrive in Seattle July 30 on a Pacific Coast trip. John Hiallinger, mayoral secretary and alumnus of the university, learned of the visit this morning. Local alumni, 30 prominent physicians and lawyers including Charles Munday and the McClures, plan to entertain him.

Charles W. Needham Columbian University of Washington D C Seattle Pacific Coast John Hiallinger Charles Munday John, Arthur Walter McClure Dor, Needham

Burglary Reported at Baldwin House Roomer Shelter

Shelton, a Baldwin house roomer, told police his room was entered last night with a sliver watch, $1.45 in change, and a tag cage missing from his pockets. Investigators suspect a baggage-crew involvement. Funeral services for Hannah Dickhers were held at 719 Battery Street, with burial to Toronto, Canada. Margarette McArthur, 30 months, died this morning. services set for tomorrow at 2:30 PM from the residence. Mary Stack, 68, died at 133 Belmont Avenue North. funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM from Butterworth & Sons chapel.

Shelton Baldwin House Hannah Dickhers Battery Street Temple Toronto Canada Margarette David W McArthur Fourteenth Avenue North Mary Stack Belmont Avenue North Butterworth & Sons

President May Act If Beef Strike Escalates

President Roosevelt rested at Oyster Bay and denied sending a secret agent to Chicago for the beef strike. Secretary Loeb stated the commerce and labor department always sends inspectors to strikes, and the president may act as in the coal strike if the conflict grows and a large number of people are distressed.

Oyster Bay Hosevelt Bagamore Hill Chicago Loeb Department of Commerce and Labor

Marriage Licenses Issued To Seventeen Couples

Kedward Place 41 of Seattle weds Pearl Drake 22 of Kent Newton Austin 20 weds Kila Conrad 19 Seattle Nele Johnson 37 weds Hannah Johnson 7 Seattle David McGregor Rogers years of Victoria B C and Mary A Oberteuffer 24 of Tacoma include several Seattle relationships in this notice

Kedward Place Seattle Pearl Drake Kent Newton Austin Kila Conrad Seatle Nele Johnson Hannah Johnson David McGregor Rogers Victoria B.C Mary A. Oberteuffer Tacoma

Law Overtakes Torturers of Dumb Brutes

In Los Angeles on July 20, word arrives that horses near Vineland, worn-out by desert conditions, are being abandoned to die of thirst and heat. Superintendent Zimmer of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals responds by hurrying to the Mexican village to intervene.

Los Angees Cal Zimmer Society For the Prevention of Vinelands

Deserted animals rescued and suspects arrested

A veterinary surgeon and an officer found two near dead horses abandoned in the desert. The animals whinnied but could not rise. Buzzards gathered as the beasts were shot and eaten by vultures. Warrants were issued for the arrest of the cruel abandoners, who will face full prosecution.

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