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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1904

Page

8

Not Hearing Not Hearing Church

Reed Simoot of Utah faces Senate Privileges and Elections Committee to determine his right to seat as a Mormon apostle. President Smith testified that he is resident of Salt Lake City since 1848 and president of the church with recognized authority and revelator status. He identified the church as founded by his uncle Joseph Smith and wore a button bearing his father’s portrait.

Washington, D.C Reed Simoot Utah Senate Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Smith Taylor Ohio Salt Lake Church Mormon Church Sald Joseph Smith

City meeting backs gas franchise and curfew plan

At Finnish hall the Federation of Women Clubs and East Lake Improvement Club endorsed a gas franchise at $1, a city laboratory, and a curfew ordinance. They urged a 12 minute East Union street service to reduce crowding and delays, and proposed adding an extra car on the line to improve schedules.

American Improvement Company Federation of Women Clubs East Lakes

Weir Quits as King County Liquor Dealers Leader

James Weir, president of the King County Liquor Dealers association, resigns amid a meeting showing leadership turmoil. Tim Howley of Kent temporarily fills the post. Weir and allies push for a recomideration of Wilmon Tucker's endorsement for mayor, but the effort fails. Adolph Wilmot files for divorce from Minnie Wilmot in superior court on grounds of incompatibility of temperament.

James Weir King County Liquor Dealers Association Tim Howley Kent Vicw Grill Wilmon Tucker Weir Adolph Wilmot Minnie Wilmot

Prominent Dawson Citizens Charged With Improper Relations

Dr. Asa Thurston Heydon a leading Klondike mining engineer and merchant G H Gibbs were arrested Feb 29 in Dawson charged with improper relations with the 16 year old daughter of Edwin and Mrs Donaldson. Gibbs awaits a territorial court hearing. Heydon's preliminary is set for Thursday. Bond set at 5000. Additional arrests reportedly possible. Penalties range from imprisonment to whipping or hanging.

Gibbs Territorial Court Heydon

Everett Hartnett Candidate for Snohomish Prosecutor

The Everett resident James W. Hartnett is a candidate for prosecuting attorney in Snohomish County. The report notes his Everett home and political bid as part of a sweep of local notices. Timeline details and other regional items are briefly listed.

Everett Smerter James W. Hartnett Snohomish Everett Edward E. Freeman Walla Walla San Francisco John ¥. Cheetnut Whitman County Colfax Palouse & Spokane Electric RFR Wallace Idaho Canfield Whatcom County Agricultural Association Pacific Portland Cement Works Portland, Wash Andrew Excklund Post-Lambert Bellingham

Fatal lumber yard accident at Grays Harbor yards

A. Budholts was killed at the Grays Harbor Commercial Company yards in Aberdeen when a lumber truck tipped over, spilling heavy lumber onto him. Authorities investigated the incident as a workplace accident, with the driver reportedly losing control of the vehicle.

A. Budholts Grays Harbor Commercial Company Aberdeen Aere Nee

Rococos sweep three straight in arcade league

Rococos defeated Arcade 3–0 with scores 706 886 843 total 2075 while Arcade totaled 137 774 820 for 2831. C Davia led with 198 high single and 191.2 high three game average. Kinkeid claimed February prize for most double centuries and 268 was high individual score this week.

Rococost C. Davia Kinkeid Thurston Kinkend Rococos

Funeral for Brother W. G. Armstrong Set in Eagies Hall

The funeral for Brother W. G. Armstrong will be held at Eagies hall at Second and Pike on Thursday March 3 1904 at 2 o clock pm All Eagies are requested to attend By order of H J Lea Worthy President Attest Frank Dowd Worthy Secretary.

Eagies W. G. Armstrong Second and Pike H. J. Lea Frank Dowd

Merger of Low Priced Womens and Children's Apparel Items

A scanned catalog list of discounted garments and fabrics with numerous items including women s shirts waists neckwear curtains scrim wool etamine and lace edgings. Prices range from fractions of a dollar to around a dollar with mention of overstock quantities and yard prices.

Normandy Val Siik Percaline

Vancouver engineers ship hydraulic mining plant to Cassiar region

The Vancouver Engineering Works completed a hydraulic plant for Resella Hydraulic Mining and Development Company. Packed in 279 boxes, the machinery will traverse Rotselia creek in Cassiar’s Liard division after a 74 mile portage from Telegraph Creek. The Olympia, Tacoma, and Victoria steamers, built in Glasgow, carry a 6365 ton fleet and were crucial to Pacific trade with Japan and China.

Star Vancouver B.C Stikine River Dease Lake Telegraph Creek Benater Clark Montana

Texas Declares Independence Signaled Eighty-Eight Years Ago

In Austin on March 2 the Texas declaration of independence was signed at Washington on the Brazos as Santa Ana began the siege of the Alamo. The anniversary was observed statewide with public offices closed and ceremonies in schools and colleges. Bam Houston’s birth anniversary also marked with services at his grave.

Austin Texas Washington Brazos Santa Ana Alamo Bam Houston Muntes

Northwestern and Northeastern Acquire Northern Pacific Steamers

The Northwestern Commercial and Northeastern Siberian companies, through managing director John F Rorene, purchase the Northern Pacific fleet Olympia Victoria and Tacoma. The trio formerly operated between Tacoma and the Orient. The San Francisco deal yesterday increases Nome and Siberian trade capacity though reports warn of continued tonnage shortages for the Nome run. The Victoria measures 300.5 feet by 0.4 feet beam with 4.3 depth of hold and the Tacoma 827.2 feet long with 99.3 feet beam and 2.9 depth of hold.

Olympia Glasgow Scotland Victoria Tacoma Northern Pacific Steamerp Company Japan China Mangia Boston Geet Liverpool- Tacoma Hive Funnel China Mutual Alfred Heit & Co Northern Pacific Holt Boston Northern Pacific Company Northeastern Siberian Company Siberia Arctic Hering Sea Northwestern Commercial Company Nome Transportation Northwest Commercial Company Northeastern Siberia Company Victoria, Olympia and Tacoma Northern Pacific Oriental Line John F Rorene Orient Northern Pacific Steamship Company Rosere Rorene San Francisco Nome

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