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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1906

Page

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Chief Cook Decrees Strict Firehouse Rules In Seattle 1906

Chief Ralph Cook issues a formal order freezing talk about the fire department and criticizing officers or men. The directive bans citizen visits without permission, demands station records of visitors, prohibits taking or accepting personal property, and requires courteous conduct with immediate reporting of violations. Dated July 22, 1906, from LPH Cook of the department.

Ralph Cook Omar Moore Fire Department Lph Cook

Burglary-Proof Coffin For Russell Sage Noted

New York July 25 Mrs Sage funds a hermetically sealed copper envelope inside a solid mahogany coffin placed in a four inch thick steel case with a patent lock and electric alarm. The setup, costly beyond any private burial, aims to deter grave robbers after Sage's death.

York Rusell Saae

Police Incident Ends in Duel After Morning Sing Along

In ATI Ohio on July 25 an officer named Rossiter ordered a suspect to stop singing aloud during breakfast. The man refused and produced a revolver leading to a fierce gun duel in which the officer reportedly proved the better shot.

Ati H. C Rossiter

Police Killings Among Rulings by Chief and Magistrate

An official report states a man died from a gunshot wound and that the chief of police and the magistrate justified the killing. The text presents the authorities backing the act as a legal outcome.

Chief of Police

Wood reports Filipino fight in Leyte defeat of detachments

General Wood reports two constabulary detachments defeated on Leyte with losses of 12 and 15 men. Orders were given to General Lee to send regulars to aid constabulary to quell another outbreak promptly. Ho Em Ming, a Chinese student, must return after immigration board finds he has a bad case of trachoma.

Washington, D. C General Wood Leyte Lee Ho Em Ming Special Board of Immigration

Alaska Short Line railway to link Himna and Anvik

Financial backing secured for Alaska Short Line railway to run from Himna to Anvik via Limlna. Alaska Development and Construction Co plans the 100 mile route tapping copper gold quartz districts with one tunnel. Freight will move by rail to Anvik then onto steamers, revolutionizing transport in interior Alaska. Directors include J Conforth president and W B E Smith chief engineer.

Alaska Himna Anvik Alaska Short Line Railway Alaska Development and Construction Company Theo Flammer Bailey Block Mlimna Yukon River St. Michael St —A Haa J. ¥. Conforth C. R B. Remnaberg M. B Bosworth C. L. Aggers W. BE. Smith Gro, Simmonds

Mayor Johnson Opens New Municipal Street Railway Tracks

Early morning in Cleveland Mayor Johnson led city workers and police to tear up Consolidated Street Railway tracks on Fulton street to clear room for municipal lines. The company obtained an injunction but the mayor said municipal tracks would block future Consolidated rail routes and planned to push the other lines to the opposite curb.

Cleveland Johnson Consolidated Street Railway Company Fulton Street Lorain Franklin Municipal Company

Swinburn Takes Pacific Fleet Command

Rear Admiral Swinburn will command the Pacific Squadron with the Chicago as flagship, relieving Admiral Goodrich. Information charging George Van Norwick with petty larceny filed in superior court alleges he entered Seattle Electric Company’s storeroom on July 2 and stole a pair of worth $15.

Washington, D. C Swinburn Chicago Goodrich George van Norwick Superior van Norwick Seattle Electric Company Seattle Standard and Diamond Fee Supreme Court Supreme Court of State of Washington Point Roberts Fish Company Ballinger

Arrest Report Flags Purre Anatching Suspect

Herman Leavenworth was arrested last night by Patrolman Carr on suspicion of purre anatching from a woman in the Auditorium skating rink on the evening of July 29.

Herman Leavenworth Carr Sakom

Inter Parliament Union Adopts Proposals on War Costs and Armament

The Inter-Parliamentary Union conferences adopted a resolution urging The Hague to limit contraband to arms questions and explosives, protect private property between belligerents, and promote The Hague tribunal discussions to reduce nations’ armament expenses. Nome reports stormy seas hindered shipping as the Orixaba arrived after a record storm voyage.

London Inter-Parliamentary Union Hague Tribunal of Ineanas

Cuba Forgives Minor in Island Law Violation Case

The estate department reports the Cuba Government pardons Miss Millie Crown and associates for violating an old island law about building a private telephone line. Misa Brown earlier erected a line on Pines Trail for amusement and was detained by Cuban authorities.

Washington, BD Cuba Miss Millie Crown and Associates Misa Brown

Major General Greeley Heads to Pacific Camp and Port Townsend

Major General A W Greeley, commander of the Pacific division, arrived in Belard from Spokane and departed at 5 30 on the steamer Indianapolis for Port Townsend to inspect Porte Casey Worden and Piagter. He returns to Seattle tonight on the Cartwright and proceeds to Tacoma then American Lake camp for next month’s encampment. He is accompanied by Captain Frank I Wine. The trip marks his first since becoming a major general and notes his role in Alaska with cable and northern wireless connections.

A. W. Directey United States Army Pacific Division Bel Spokane Port Townsend Porte Casey Worden Piagter Seattle Cartwright Tacoma American Lake Camp Greeley Frank I. Wine United States Signal Corps Alaska United States

July 26 Gov Mead Wappenstein Speech Mentioned

The item notes Gov Mead Wappenstein addressing sheriffs about anti ja policy. It mentions Dave Holly threatening a double cross and a hurried warning to Chief Wappenstein. Other names include McCormick and Miss Dunham linked to a rheumatism treatment tale. The text references passengers and a judge in Juneau with hotel dealings and political nominations.

Mead Wappenstein

Expert testimony on Cedar River contamination feared at Beattie meeting

A joint Beattie session of the corporations health and sanitation and fire and water committees will hear three railroad experts report on possible Cedar River contamination from Milwaukee rail along the river bank. The meeting aims to calm public fears and scrutinize commission findings seen as biased toward railroad interests.

Cedar River Milwaukee Corporations, Health and Sanitation Fire and Water Committees Beattie King County Medical Society

Harbormaster Seeks Port Cargo Reporting Ordinance

Harbormaster Spaulding plans to urge the city council to pass a law requiring ships to report to his office on arrival. The intention is to ensure authentic cargo details and monthly council-ready reports.

Spaulding

RUSSIAN OFFICIAL STABBED TO DEATH SHOCKS CHICAGO LABOR ARENA

In Chicago a 124 page Cook County grand jury indictment targets labor leaders including Cornelius P. Rhea Mugh McGee Charlies Dotile Edward Nockles and others for criminal conspiracy and acts aimed at ruining business. The document is described as a broad attack on Chicago organized labor amid political maneuvers for a labor party. Meanwhile Warsaw police chief Salamattoff was stabbed to death and other European political tensions unfold with calls for submission to dissolution of parliament and mass troop mobilization.

Chicago Cook County Cornelius P. Rhea Mugh McGee Charlies Dotile Edward Nockles Teamsters Marshall Meld Montgomery Ward Company Express

Second Circus Coming to Seattle Two Day Engagement

Seattle to welcome Adam Forepaugh and Selle Bros circus for a two day run starting Wednesday August 15. Advertisers and heralds spread through the city as a grand street pageant is promised daily. The tent will seat about 16 006.

Seattle Adam Forepaugh & Selle Bros

Public Dock Access on Lake Washington Sought

B L Muir writes to the board of public works asserting no west shore docks near Lake Washington allow general public use. He states Madison Madrona and Leschi docks are controlled by Seattle Electric, with landings limited to specific companies. He proposes moving Jackson Street lakefront buildings and erecting a public dock at foot of Jackson Street for all boats.

Lake Washington B. L. Muir Board of Public Works Mr. Muir Madison Madrona Leschi Parke Seattle Electric Company Jackson St Lake Shore

Senator Off for Nome Sailings Under Way

The Steamer Senator of the Pacific Coast Steamship company sails for Nome this afternoon at 6 o'clock with 60 passengers aboard. The ship’s freight capacity is taxed. Tomorrow the Saratoga and Edith of the Northwestern Steamship company depart for the same ports. This will be the maiden trip of the Faratoga.

Senator Pacific Coast Steamship Company Nome T. Michael Saratoga Edith Northwestern Steamship Company

Skeleton found on river bank may be foul play case

Coroner Pakeman investigates discovery of a skeleton on the river bank about a mile and a half above Addington. The skull’s upper portion is missing, and officials believe foul play may be involved.

Snohomish Pakeman Addington

Mining men meet to seek ice relief in Seattle

Tonight at Maccabee temple Seattle and the Northwest mining men meet with former Colorado Governor A. W. McIntyre and Captain B. F. Hand to discuss the ice trust dispute. Activists push for a writ of mandate to force the prosecuting attorney to file action over ice company practices and high prices.

Seattle Northwest Maccabee Temple A. W. McIntyre Colorado B. F. Hand Gov. Mcintyre Foss Mining Company Everett Capt. Hand Cecil Rhodes South Africa Queen Anne L. H. Wheeler Tee Mackintosh King County Ice Trust Wheeler Ice Queen Anne Hill

Smelter Shifts Cut to Three Hours in Everett

The smelter management announces a shift change starting Act 1 to three hours per shift replacing two twelve hour runs. All inside workers are affected and about 30 more men will be hired, increasing the payroll by 2000 monthly.

Everett

Postoffice Inspector Arrests Enumclaw Man for Obscene Mail

Postoffice Inspector C I Way land yesterday caused the arrest of Robert W Smith of Enumclaw on a charge of sending an obscene letter through the mail.

Postoffice C. I. Wayland Robert W. Smith Enumclaw

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