Moore elected mayor of Seattle in close race
Democrat William Hickman Moore won the Seattle mayoralty on the Municipal Ownership ticket in a tight contest. Party rivals Riplinger carried several wards but Moore pulled ahead as returns came in, with the final tally showing a narrow plurality and a likely uncontested council slate dominated by Republicans.
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Moore leads after partial returns in extended city vote
Partial returns show Moore holding a narrow plurality in several wards with a later recount keeping him around four percent. Republican candidates dominate council seats in most wards while M O challengers trail. union labor voters favor Moore in precincts with union presence and charter amendments pass.
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Riplinger Refuses Comment After Campaign Loss
John Riplinger arrived at the comptroller’s office about 9 30 this morning worn by the campaign and election night defeat. When asked for a statement on the result he said he had nothing to say.
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The Star Exclusively Breaks Moore Mayor Victory
The Star scores a premier scoop in Beattie by announcing Judge William Hickman Moore as Seattle’s mayor in two early extras, beating the Times and selling thousands before 10 a.m. The public learns of Moore’s election ahead of Riplinger’s reports, a notable achievement for The Star.
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Deliberating on Strike in Anthracite Coal Region
A committee of coal mine operators in New York, led by Railroad President Baer and Wilcox, may not finish its work by week’s end. The panel is expected to reject full mine worker recognition of the union and the check off system, while likely granting higher wages and a price increase for coal.
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Labor troubles in Spain rock Madrid riot siege
In Madrid on March 7 four hundred unemployed workers besieged the Fragathis street municipal building and police fired, causing four deaths and several injuries among the crowd.
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Fire on Steamer Multnomah Extinguished Quickly
A small fire in the galley of the sound steamer Multnomah was put out in under a minute by the crew. Practically no damage occurred.
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Bank Clearings March 7 1906 Report
Bank clearings show 1,411,492.74 on March 7 1906 compared with 854,551.17 for March 7 1905, an increase of 556,977.87 over the same date last year.
Illinois coal operators vow no further concessions
In Chicago the state coal operators meeting to discuss miners demands united in a pledge of no additional concessions. Sheriff Lou Smith received a request from Port Huron official for birthplace and parentage of Kid White who was hanged at Walla Walla for Murphy murder. The motive for the data request is unclear. Manila reports the inter island transport Ingalle was refloated after going ashore March 4 off southern Luzon.
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Recount Awaited as Canvass Determines Result
Dr B C Brier chairman of the Republican campaign committee says only the official canvass by the council will determine the final result. He notes he is not sure if the recount will alter the outcome and admits being unaware of the figures after being asleep since 5 am.
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Moore confidant as winner vows to honor campaign pledges
Judge Moore, the successful mayoralty candidate, spent the night at the Municipal Ownership building. He asserted the Giese count was progressing and that his path to victory was assured. He expressed regret only that more of his candidates were not elected and pledged to religiously carry out all campaign promises.
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Missionaries Escape Nanchang Mob After Clash
Rev Dr Milton Ross and his wife and infant daughter Grace narrowly escaped death during a Chinese mob attack in Nanchang that killed six associates. The Ada Ohio couple had been in the Orient and fled with other Americans in a Yangtze houseboat, seeking safety after warnings. The refuge at Kiu Kiang is shown in the upper photo.
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