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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1905

Page

7

965 Mile Atmosphere Hole On Fastest Train Debut

Jacob Waldeck reports aboard the fastest train in the world on its inaugural run from Chicago to New York. A new record and wonder mark the trip as it travels 965 miles in 1077 minutes, setting a sensational debut for the Lake Shore railroad's Chicago to New York service.

Jacob Waldeck Matt the Star Chi New York Ned York Jane Lake Shore Chicago

Wholesale grocery and tea sale notes long list of items

Alaska outfits lumber camps and grocers advertise wholesale to consumers with prices on tea coffee canned goods and household items. The piece shifts to a detailed account of the Lake Shore flyer railroad test runs and railroad discipline with speed records and operational details followed by a Newbury note on Secretary Hay's condition.

Alaska

Fast Pullman Flyer Sets Chicago to New York Record

The Lake Shore line’s heavyweight Pullman train, over 500 tons with six foot drive wheels, raced 966 miles from Chicago to New York in under 18 hours. It averaged 65 mph across 525 miles, beating the 16 hour schedule by 71 minutes as crowds cheered the unprecedented run.

Bogiewood M. F. Pleming Caicago Elkhart Chicago Toledo Cleveland Gers Ree New York Bueffalo Erie North East Dunkirk Buffalo New York Central

Shooting at Dutchess saloon leads to arrests in alley

A shot heard by police near the Dutchess saloon on Third and Washington sent officers to the scene. Daisy Clarks, a Black woman, claimed the man she owed money to fired at her. the man known as Hird legs was arrested after a chase. She was fined $6 for a charge connected to the incident. The report also notes a municipal lighting plant project and local clothing sale notices.

Dutchess Third Washington Kasson Place Flest Daisy Clarks Hirdlegs Sitniee Pentant Moolles Gordon Dark Woman Confis

Two Men Fight With Knives Bites at Palace Saloon Incident

Nightly brawl ends in severe wounds for Jerry Donegan and Ed Sims near Wheelagton Street. Donegan seeks vengeance for Alice Way, daughter of Mia, after Sims allegedly assaulted Aloe Gay. Both men inflicted serious injuries, with Donegan escaping and Sims hospitalized after a pole collision. Police hunt for Donegan as details emerge.

Jerry Donegan Ed Sins Palace Wheelagton Street Donegan Alice Way Mia Annie Fay Main Sima

Twice the Divorces For This All-Mated Forest Pair

Ida Forest and James N Forest repeated marriage and divorce in Milwaukee dating to 1896. Judge A W Frater found cruelty and violence, granting Ida a second divorce and awarding custody of two daughters aged 7 and 9 to the mother.

da C. Forest James N. Forest Ida Forest James Forest A. W. Frater Judge Frater Ida James Milwaukee

Little Boys Prank May Result In His Death

Attie Magh Studdert son of Mr and Mrs H Studdert 142 Seventeenth lingers between life and death after falling from a second story window while testing a belief that fall could be had without injury He claimed cats land well His skull was injured and doctors strive to save him in a family home incident cited with concern by relatives Braddert an engineer engaged multiple physicians to aid his son

Hugh Braddert

Erring Husband Plays Trick to Fool Wife

Mrs. Gua Wagner awoke to a staged robbery cry from her husband at 1818 Sixth at 3 AM. Detectives found Wagner had “soaked” his watch to buy drinks and used the ruse to obtain money, later pawning the watch and discarding muddy clothes to mislead his wife.

Gua Wagner Waner Stewart

Meadows Scandal Crusade Opts For Change in Fair Association

The Star details a crusade against The Meadows expose revealing mismanagement and unfair practices at King County Fair. Stockholders who invested widely complain of no dividends while annual passes remain their only benefit. Crusade results foresee reduced wrongdoing and near elimination of the malpractices in the future.

King County Fair Association Meadows Bitar

Felicitation Amid Meadows Track Scandal

A public ire rises over the Meads ring and betting schemes at The Meadows track. Viewers rally against Van de Vanter, urging fair play as owners and bookmakers form a trust to sandbag punters. The piece ends with a call for sportsmanship and hope for reform.

Meads Ring Met Meadows van Vanter van de Vanter

Strike Threatens Amid Boycott Delivery Dispute

Chicago June 16 union express and van teamsters announced a strike threat if city warerooms do not stop dispatching union drivers to boycott houses. About a thousand drivers would be affected. McIlinois Brick vice president Weckler denied his firm used a $26,000 fund authorized by Webe of the National Brick company.

Chicago Express and van Teamsters Warreas Comeva Weckler McLinois Brick Company Brand Jury Webe Theational Brick Company

Lost Fight for Throne Berlan Verdict Renders Suit

In Berlan on June 26 a verdict was returned in the case over the succession to the Oldenberg grand ducal throne. Count Alexander Webburg, the plaintiff, brought the action against Frederick Augustus, the reigning grand duke.

Berlan Oldenberg Alexander Webburg Frederick Augustus

Rancher Drowns In Lake While Transporting Lumber

Bever Johnson drowned in a lakeside squall near Rainier Beach on Sunday afternoon while delivering lumber to his Mercer Island ranch. He jumped overboard from a sailboat when the squall hit, leaving Peter Giendohl aboard. the boat rode out the weather but assistance came too late for Johnson.

Bever Johnson Rainier Beach Mercerigiand Peter Giendohl Johnson

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