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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
7
Riot at the textile workers demonstration ends with one killed and several badly cut as police open fire on pickets near the church yard. Officers report attempted to disperse a massing group and protect bystanders amid mounting chaos.
A special printing press aboard a Northern train published a paper for the trip, detailing coverage by Burke of Dakota and Gov Norris of Montana. Gov Brady and an assortment from the Panhandle were slated to join, with the daily issue planned for both outbound and return legs.
Reports from June 3 describe quiet conditions at the state capital as unrest linked to Eugenio Lacont Catan leader prompts a demand for disaf- firmation funds. The movement seeks protection and a united stance, arguing for land and resources.
A chaotic event at a party ends with police involvement as officers are asked to join the gathering and escort guests to the station. The scene centers on Dr Jane and Mrs Isabelle Maxwell amid a disrupted celebration.
Fragmentary report notes Walking club members in June encounter with a bull near the field. Women hikers leave the area by the fence as a man named Champ Tallon is mentioned with a presidential nomination context.
The article notes that only ten states have produced U.S. presidents and lists the states and their leaders. It cites New York, Ohio, Virginia, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Indiana, and others, and mentions presidents like Van Buren, Lincoln, Grant, and Taft, with regional patterns such as no president from west of the Mississippi. The piece discusses potential future nominees affecting state claims to the White House.
Gonzalo C. Barile, wounded in Chihuahua, is called the money behind the Mexican revolt. He allegedly commands funds to equip 10,000 men for three months while wielding influence over Orozco and Diaz era factions. Enrile, once a Diaz diplomat, is depicted as orchestrating a powerful, shadowy alliance with Wall Street financiers.
County jailers Allen Stark Fred Yank and J Spaight halted an attempted break Saturday in McNeils Island bound inmate R M Paulkner serving three years for passing worthless bank notes. Also held was William Higham serving a vagrancy term due August 2. Jatters cut through the barn using a knife fashioned to mimic a saw. two suspects fell during the attempt.
The re publica national committees convene June 6 to decide contested delegates for the Republican national convention. Committee men campaign managers and correspondents gather on the ground today ahead of the session.
Gifford Pinchot and Medill McCormick arrived at Sagamore Hill and immediately met with Col. Roosevelt for an extended conference.
A local market listing various goods and prices. It notes seafood items such as shad halibut bass salmon and anchovies, along with vegetables and staples like beans cabbage bananas Bermuda onions and bread. Prices appear in small coin values and pounds.
The Port of Seattle invites sealed bids by 12 oclock noon on June 1 1912 at the Central Building Seattle for the purchase of 6 960 000 in general serial bonds issued for Cove, Past aierway, Kalmon May, Central Front, and Loree Island Improvements. Bonds will be 1000 denominations at 4.5 percent interest payable semi annually, delivered in three installments. Bidders may bid for full or partial amounts with a certified check equal to one percent of the par value. The port reserves right to accept or reject bids and to provide bonds on delivery dates.
A fragmented classified page lists various notices including a lost large python near Marion and Madison, a reward offer, and a cedar of farm items. Also advertised are property for sale near Kirkland Ranch Close Road with a New York Block building, and Yakima Orchard acreage with fruit tree stock detailed for sale.
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