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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
5
Officer Clark argues summer sun eases abuse cases and boosts morale. He notes 92 percent of winter misery comes from harsh months and that warm weather reduces demands for assistance as desertions fall and spirits rise.
A woman boards a car at Interbay on a Wednesday and refuses one seat while insisting on two. The lieutenant helps by asking a man to yield his seat, then grants the woman two seats. The car jolts as she sits, her wrath visible, and the lieutenant and man move forward. the conductor forgets to collect two fares as bystanders smile.
The French military attacked Tokina who has been arrested as a Russian spy. He made many trips to Chinese ports and excited much suspicion.
Police Judge Gordon releases Marty Swerringer after accepting a straight story. Charles Riley and James Campbell, alleged pickpockets, will be tried Wednesday. Detectives say the men pose as jockeys to gamble on races.
In King County Jail the woman’s ward quiets after Sadie Rambeaux, known for turmoil, is sent to Walla Walla to serve a two year manslaughter term. Deputy Smith notes the peace, likening it to a graveyard quiet, with no more fights or hair pulling.
General Maximovitch is ordered to restore order in Warsaw with decisive force. He is described as a despot who believes in bayonets and strong measures to quell unrest.
The final exams start Wednesday morning and run to Friday night. Baccalaureate sermon by Rabbi Stephen M Wise of Portland in Denny Hall Sunday 10 30. An annual address before the Christian association by Rev R L Bassaberger of University Place Church Monday afternoon in Denny.
President and Mrs Kane will greet seniors and alumni on Tuesday with exercises on campus and in Denny Hall starting at am. A grand promenade concert and bonfire will close the day. Wednesday June 14 features the annual commencement address by Hon. Francis W Cushman at Denny Hall at 730 am.
The Millers National Federation with 1500 members and a 460000 bushel daily flour capacity opened its annual convention at the Casino in Kansas City Missouri. Editors from hundreds of papers gathered in Guthrie Oklahoma for the 20th annual National Editorial association meeting. The United States Brewers Association began its annual convention in Atlantic City with 300 attendees at the Royal Palace hotel. The National Federation of Musical Clubs started its fourth biennial convention in Denver hosted by the Tuesday Musical Club.
A jumble of briefs reports arrests quarries fires missing persons shipboard loans and legal actions across Tacoma Everett Olympia Port Angeles Cheney Northport Snohomish and surrounding regions. Highlights include a court order over oyster bills a hotel auction fire damage and a shark catch plus railway franchise talks and a missing man case.
Rail officials warn of possible changes to the June 4 timetable. Expect adjustments to departure times, platform assignments, and the addition of extra trains to alleviate crowding and improve service.
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