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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
1
Fragmentary text notes consternation among stockholders over a planned import and a sequence of dates June 13 and a battle context. Readable fragments mention proceeding to Pu.
Incomplete dispatch notes a Mrs pie to be brought to Atlanta as soon as her condition permits. The fragmentary report offers little further context or specifics on identity or circumstances.
Shreveport, La. reports a white mob encircling Kingebrew's store where 17 black workers accused in the murder of John Poster await possible lynching. Prince Edwards, the planter's killer, is at large. Rumors say Edwards may be captured and burned as the mob presses for swift justice.
Washington machinists remain calm about employer actions as the National Metal Trades conference discusses hours and wartime production. Leaders note no immediate impact on Seattle or Hartford shops and that many East Coast shops are still operating at full capacity.
Cuban constitutional convention approves the Piatt amendment by a 16 to 11 vote. The decision does not end U S trusteeship immediately as the convention must draft electoral laws and appoint officers for a smooth transition. Gov Gen Wood at the War Department will oversee the selection of Cuban leaders as the island works toward self rule.
A fragmented wartime report hints at fraud affecting city businesses and transport. Officials say investigations are difficult, with government offers and disclosures emerging after daily newspapers stirred rumors of looting amid wartime service.
A well known city jail inmate, Harvey, claims he was roughed by three sharpers in a room at Pike Street. Officers Deigh and Ad hight report the other two men at large connected to the affair.
Police described a timeworn con where Harvey was lured to a social and invited to join a five card draw. A sharper received the better hand after a wager, and Harvey lost about $25 before identifying Thompson as one of the swindlers and leaving town aiming to prosecute.
The Steamer Lane One sails tonight direct to Nome. It will carry passengers a 2500 ton cargo and 10 horses. The prominent vessel promoter is D Lane owner of the boat and president of the Bank of Nome.
London June 15 Swedish opera star Christing Neilson, famed soprano, is reported to be in southern Scandipargia amid touring plans.
At yesterday's regular weekly meeting, new members were elected to the Chamber of Commerce. Elected were K. B. Snowden, G. N. Gilson, W. D. Kimball, H. A. Bighow, A. Cla, M. G. McLennan, EB. BR. Butterworth and BR. A. Welse.
The city will enforce the slot machine law starting tomorrow at noon. Police Chief Meredith stated enforcement will proceed, indicating officials will act despite expectations of revenue concerns.
Seven thousand five hundred delegates gathered in the Merchants building in Boston Mass for a Jubilee flag celebration of the International Young Men's Christian Association. The services lasted over an hour beginning with a prayer service. Addresses were delivered by several prominent clergymen.
The opening today of the wartime amateur athletic championship at American stadium gathers top clubs from across the United States. Officials expect a grand carnival of sport, with many teams and athletes ready to compete in the event opening this afternoon.
June 11 in Pais, Max Regia fought another duel and was wounded in his arm. His opponent was a Paris journalist.
Olympia June 13 The special session called to revise the Rands capital punishment law adjourned sine die two hours after most lawmakers left. Not all aims were reached as five vetoed bills were sent to the regular session where the Senate passed all five over the governor. The Gunder won text book act was the most significant measure enacted over Gov Rogers veto.
A weather notice reports fair to windy conditions for Seattle and surrounding areas with light to fresh westerly winds expected this Friday night.
The Tacoma lodge of Masons elected officers led by Grand Master Henry L. Kennan and list includes John Arthur, C. D. Atkins, KE. H. Van Patton, N.8. Porter, and T. MM. Reed. A vote upheld exclusive territorial jurisdiction while allowing colored Masons to organize lodges, with the grand lodge to rule on legitimacy across the state. The convention adjourned to meet in Tacoma next year as installation continues this afternoon.
Henry M. Flagler Standard Oil magnate applies for divorce under a Florida insanity grounds law. He plans remarriage after securing the divorce, with reports his wife suffered a mental decline following an unfulfilled desire for a child.
The Modern Woodmen of America held its annual session in St. Paul Minnesota and elected officers to serve the coming year. Head consul is W. A. Northcott from Illinois head clerk C. W. Hawes from Illinois head adviser Daniel B. Herd from Iowa head banker R. R. Smith from Missouri director B. Hopkins from Illinois and G. W. Reilly from Illinois.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and roles across several states. It mentions Murphy Kansas and Minnesota figures, Iowa names, board of auditors, head physicians for Wyoming Idaho Washington Oregon, and various officers such as chaplain escort watchman and gatekeeper, with scattered initials and misspellings.
The employer Kamaker Munk Co. will play BD 8 Johnson in a baseball game moved to Woodlawn Park. First pitch is at 2 15 pm and the event will be called promptly.
The Umatilla departed Ocean dock this morning bound for San Francisco carrying 112 passengers and 1 800 tons of cargo.
Religious clashes at Queen's Island escalate as shipyard workers clash with Catholic navvies. Several dozen injured in the renewed riot following the June 8 disturbance. Police dispersed the crowd and ordered an immediate curfew.
The local board announces upcoming exams on July 3 and July 6 for assistant to bulls mapping secretary in physics and scientific aid with statistics. Compensation set at 440 per month.
A recurring $18 check swindler harasses university area grocers. The man, riding in a well appointed carriage, used a forged H. H. Towell signature to cash two checks at University store and J. & Payne Co. before moving to Fremont merchants. Police pursue the suspect.
The board of trustees of the chamber of commerce elected Ki Metkie toley Reese as trustee. A vacancy was filled by Koone. The next chamber meeting is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon, June.
June 12 dispatch reports Count and Countess Castellane denied entry to Rouen Cathedral by the sexton for wearing flamboyant bicycle outfits. The pair, upset by refusal, sought bishop approval then threatened to complain to the minister of public worship. The Castellanes and four accompanying guests planned a Normandy tour from their estate near Dourdan.
The Grand opera house hosts Seattle High School seniors for commencement with 60 graduates and a program including Dancla chorus, orchestral pieces, and an address by Enoch A. Bryan. Diplomas presented by Chas Patterson. honors awarded to top averages.
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