24 Jul 1899
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1899
Page
1
In Cleveland a streetcar conductor Hawley killed 11 year old Cornweitz for muttering seed. A crowd of about 1000 gathered demanding Hawley’s lynching. Mayor Farley asked the governor for troops as dynamite fears paralyze downtown and streetcar service. widespread panic and military readiness follow the shooting.
Glasgow reports that the Sham rock conducted another trial spin this morning as likely its first official voyage in British waters.
Bobton officials report preparations are nearly finished for the twentieth annual L A T meet to be held here next month. Promises point to the event’s greatest success yet.
In New York on July 4 a new political party emerged from the Street railway strikes. Hundreds of delegates from every trades union in Greater New York met and decided to pursue the action, with a convention slated for August 7. All unions and reform groups will be invited to send delegates as strike evidence fades and trolley cars resume normal schedules.
General Brooks notified the War Department the morning of the death of Quartermaster Arthur Hayes and civilian employee Geo Alison at Santiago due to yellow fever.
A derailment near Heidenheim Württemberg left five dead and six injured when a locomotive struck excursionists on a morning trip. Rescue teams worked through the wreckage amid smoke and twisted rails. Authorities调查 investigating cause and safety lapses continue.
The Steamer City of Topeka departed this morning under Capt. Thomas, bound north with a heavy freight and a long passenger list. The City of Puebla took charge, while Captain Thomperon, formerly master of the Topeka, moves to Sen Vrandeco. many passengers intend travel to Byeway, Kochikan, or Dawson Mier, with numerous named passengers aboard.
Reverend Louis Bowerman preached a brief Sunday evening sermon at First Baptist Church on the topic Trusts and What to Do With Them. He spoke about managing personal resources and ensuring faith guides daily choices.
The doctor discussed trusts and national prosperity but postponed a firm plan until next Sunday under the theme Cooperation. He favored capital aggregation only if used honestly to lower production costs and curb adulteration. He warned that trust must serve the people and that humanity must rise to a higher integrity before big interests can be trusted. Reports from Bombay detail a bloody battle between the Nawasal and Mahmund tribes with about one hundred killed and 120 wounded.
The steamer Rosalie, after a Lynn canal voyage to Bound, ran aground near rocks off Vancouver harbor amid a strong gale. It rested on its side for about three hours before tides receded and it was freed, then proceeded to Seattle.
Police arrest John Vaughan a colored porter after he grabbed Mrs Kaufmann’s pocket book on a crowded street. She identified him as the thief. The Hay City steamer ran ashore on Guemas Island near Anacortes but was floated later with no damage and proceeded to Whatcom.
Articles of incorporation filed naming incorporators C k DePoree J L Greenbaum Frank J L Blixigett and A Stein with capital stock of 5000 The Great Republic Gold Mining company also filed with county auditor listing incorporators J M Wolf J Bk Deu Pree and A F Harris and capital stock of 25000000
Dr Mary Edmonds a well known San Francisco physician was frightened to death at her home when a burglar alarm accidentally set off in the early hours of July 4.
Reports from Tacoma indicate promoter plans for a Smith Costello bout may be halted by Pierce County Sheriff. Officials say no more than ten rounds will be allowed, forcing a possible move to a distant island or alternate venue. Contenders Smith and Costello are said to be in peak condition despite uncertainty.
Thomas H. Campbell, a Seattle resident, visited Atlin and found boomed claims, few mines, and a salted proposition. He noted hay in a valley, monopolized by an Englishman selling for 100 a ton, and doubted a boom in Alaska. Sheriff J W Nicosen of Netterce County Idaho is here to take back J H Dearney, accused of embezzlement in Liesten, Idaho. Dorey agreed to return to face the charge.
London reports that Dewey is ordered to meet Professor Mumentricht of Vienna and Dr Meyer of Lorenden to persuade Filipino defenders in Europe that they are mistaken and urge influence toward surrender. A Manila reporter with photos travels to London en route to America to lecture under anti Imperialist banners, showing U S volunteers in emaciated condition.
Walter Sweetman alleges he was drugged and robbed at Madison park after returning from the Kiondike. He says he lost 16 dollars, a variety of clothing, and Ernestine Magsey. The resort keeper and Meath Lawrence are jailed on charges as the preliminary hearing is set for Wednesday in Judge Auvetin's court.
In federal court Judge Hanford ruled on the Pranatchwam libel against the ship Marton Carlcott. The court found the liberant reretreated by the mate and, after discrediting an untruthful witness, limited damages to 100 dollars to be paid by the vessel owners.
London July 4 A Pretoria dispatch says President Kruger of the Transvaal has realigned. It is reported his resignation stems from clashes between the government and the Volksraad over a withdrawal of dynamite concessions.
A gas explosion in a Brownsville mine five miles from town early today injured seventy workers. Only two men were killed.
Manila July 4 The transport Sheridan arrived from San Francisco with General Youn and recruits aboard. A water spout last month near Paranaque forced a miles long detour to avoid danger. Insurgent capture of hospital ship Melief officials is reported with two officers alive and seeking rescue after May 30 actions.
The body of Col. Robert G. Ingersoll will be cremated at French Pond on Wednesday if Mrs. Ingersoll and two daughters are in a state to allow it. Walstein Brown, son-in-law, announced the plan but warned its execution hinges on their condition.
Funeral honors set amid a constrained pallbearer list as a family request for a Tagerecks farewell. A poem and eulogy are planned at the service as mourners recall the late brother. In Milwaukee Wisconsin a railroad dispute arose over plans to extend to Lake Superior with Duluth to be denied.
Report notes a sharp rise in lockjaw cases in New York City with four deaths today. Authorities say the germ is more prevalent in summer and thrives in damp loamy soils, particularly on Long Island where the disease appears connected to local ground conditions and possibly local sources.
The article details significant gold finds on Porcupine Creek with miners taking $16,000 from Discovery Nos. 1 and 2 but noting greater potential with hydraulic mining. It mentions a 16 claim Caledonia Mining Co group on McKinley Creek and Rainey Hollow copper prospects, plus a long passenger list aboard the Hosalie. A Spokane origin patient, May C, is committed to an insane asylum and White seeks divorce from Fred for incompatibility.
Beattle sees rapid opening of gambling houses with the White Howne already busy on Saturday night. Patrons from Krondikers and others drop large sums at faro tables as two more joints expected to launch tonight. City officials plan to resume fines and enforcement, while secretive gamblers seek to restore activity before week’s end. Fort Sheridan to mobilize L troop Third cavalry for the Philippines with 1006 horses to Seattle for Manila transit via Aleutians and Nagasaki.
Henry Boeyes a French cook who arrived on the steamer Garonne says he was drugged at the Paris house in the Tenderloin and robbed of 1200 in gold and bank notes. Two arrests have been made Leonta Mignon and Helen Martin charged. Landlady French Camille is sought after disappearing. Judge Cann to hear case.
Steamer Czarina under Capt Seamen delivered coal for San Francisco this morning. Steamer Laurada will sail tomorrow for St Michael under Beattie Yukon charter. Roanoke to sail tomorrow on second St Michael trip, loading freight and many passengers at Schwabacher dock. Newberg arrived for fuel after discharging freight at a Sound port, then to load lumber for San Francisco. Humboldt sails tonight for Skagway and Lynn Canal ports.
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