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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1901

Page

1

Question on cash measures in Seattle session

The house failed to agree on a measure regarding taxation and a counter committee was appointed to address the issue. The session notes indicate efforts to exempt taxation on steamships and customs houses, with debate over related bills and actions by the governor to ensure essential services are funded. The Rosenhaupt freight bill was defeated in the afternoon session, and a senate issue related to slot machines was sent to a committee on public morals.

Seattle Gee House Rosenhaupt F. H. Goes Capitol Senate Raines

First Halibut Boat Arrives With 17000 Pounds Catch

Norman arrived this morning from Tiery with a haul of halibut totaling 17 000 pounds. The cargo is being unloaded at H B and Dean's dock. Captain said the catch was gathered in two days as the fleet remains in harbor due to weather. Myrtle, Ella G. Pilot and others are outside now.

Norman Tiery Hb & Dean Ella G. Pilot

Homeseekers Arrive Northwest Amid Eager Hopes

Thousands from the Middle West pour into Seattle area as signs promise vast work. Reported misunderstandings of easy wealth and wealth from land spark caution among local businessmen. Families travel with little money and live on meals while seeking quick earnings, amid a wave of migration narratives and misperceptions.

Middle West Chicago Seattle Victor Prom Washlon Washington

Homeseeker Family Faces Hard Times at Pacific Depot

A man and wife with four children arrived on the bera Pacific homeseeker train at 2 30 pm and found no welcome or funds in the city. They wandered First avenue with blankets and bags, then slept on depot benches awaiting shelter as many homeseekers arrive with little means, risking public charges.

Acen Bera Pacific First Avenue Tmm Ts

Senate Adjourns Extraordinary Session and Confirms Nominees

The extraordinary session adjourned until December first Monday. The president’s nominations for the Spanish Claims Commission were confirmed: Chandler from New Hampshire, Diekema from Michigan, Wood from Ohio, Maury from the District of Columbia, Chambers from Alabama, and Fuller. Senator-elect Mitchell was sworn in. Hoar and Cockrell were appointed to inform the president the Senate is ready to act.

Washington Dpd. C Senate Spanish Claims Commission Wm. E. Chandler New Hampshire Gerrit J. Diekema Michigan Jones Perry Wood Onio Wm. A. Maury District of Columbia Wm. L. Chambers Alabama United States Wm. E. Fuller Mitchell Hoar Cockrell

Alaska Steamship Co Freighter to Sail Tonight for Lynn Points

The Farallon of the Alaska Steamship Co will sail for Lynn points at o'clock tonight with about 125 passengers and new freight. The Kintuck departs Tacoma this morning loading general commissary supplies at the White Star dock. The Leeianaw of the Pacific Coast Co loads coal at the bunkers for San Francisco and will sail tonight. The Fairhaven broke a crank-pin and will miss today’s trip, resuming tomorrow. Ruth at the coal bunkers will sail for Skagway and Lynn can points early next week.

Alaska Steamship Co Lynn Points Schwabacher Dock U.S. Army Kintuck Tacoma White Star Dock Leeianaw Pacific Coast Co San Francisco Fairhaven la Conner Dodwell & Co Ruth Skagway Lynn Cane Points

Electrified Block Hits Baltimore Homes

A Baltimore block reports widespread loose electric charge affecting gilded objects and metal fixtures. Mrs Susan Maddox first notified police after shocks spread to her home and touching items like chairs chandeliers and door knobs triggered jolts. Justice Grannan and others in the area describe flames and shocks from gilded adornments over several days.

Baltimore Susan Maddox

United States Rejects Separate Talks in China Policy

Washington reports state department notes that the United States will act independently as joint peace talks proceed. It denies any secret understandings and says Russia’s Manchuria moves are met with unfavorable response while warning London and other powers against side deals with China. Count Cassini denies Russian plans to seize Manchuria.

Washington, D. C State Department London China Europe Washington Russia United States Ruassia England Cassini Ain Manchuria

Richmond Gas Works Profits Show Public Benefit at $1 Gas

The Star reports the Richmond city gas works earned profits for 30 years ending 1896 and up to 1899, noting the city with 85,000 population pays $1 per thousand cubic feet while private gas costs about $2. The report claims substantial surpluses after costs, with net revenues exceeding investment repayment and a large city surplus.

the Star Richmond Eity Seattle Minneapolis Joint Committee On Light and Finance Mus Ely Wales

Mob Attacks Ravisher James Martin Dale in North Carolina

March 6 in Ralston North Carolina a mob smashed jail doors and seized James Martin Dale white the ravisher of Mrs Brown a young woman and killed him by shooting him to death in a related incident authorities reported.

North Carolina N. C Jall James Martindale White

Prisoners sentenced in superior court by Judge Cruf fin

George Hadlock found guilty of grand larceny and sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary for stealing a $96.46 check. Robert Taylor pleaded guilty to burglary and received six years in Walla Walla after being caught wearing stolen clothes. Henry Porterfield changed to guilty of petit larceny and drew three days in jail. Rose Zettler was found guilty of petit larceny for stealing a $10 gold piece. Judge Griffin levied a fine plus costs. Allen M. Robinette received an unresolved sentence in the text.

Superior Court Prismere Cruffin George Hadlock State Penitentiary Hadlock Robert Taylor Walla Walla Taylor San Francisco Sam Corbett Huff Henry Porterfield Rose Zettler Reter Anther Griffin

Local court items report pleas and trials in city cases

Til next Saturday to enter his plea to the charge of pillaging pretecre against him by Clara Colborn Hob inette is accused of kidnapping Willie Kavanaugh the minor son of Mrs. Clara Colborn by a former husband. Frank McIntosh found guilty of a unmentionable crime was sentenced to 10 years hard labor in the state penitentiary. Wilma Woodson alias Be Wilma alias Myron Weat pleads not guilty to gain money under false pretenses. The state has a Munsey Co representative en route. A divorce action unfolds as Wilma’s wife appears in court. Sheriff’s sale of Ida Cort leasehold at Palm Garden. Today was ladies day at the superior court house with multiple divorces granted.

Clara Colborn Hobinette Willie Kavanaugh Frank McIntosh Emory MclIntosh Bennett Woodson BE. Wilma Aliae Myron Weat Woodson Munsey Mungey Co

Mob prepares to burn at stake at Parrows Point

In Baltimore March 9 preparations to burn a man at the stake are reported as a lynch mob gathers at Parrows Point. Two barrels of combustibles were collected. authorities await transport of the accused from Baltimore for identification by the victim, Mrs Harbara Cheen.

Baltimore Kirk Ravieher Harbara Cheen North Point Parrows Point

Syracuse Tornado Strikes Pyracure Area Symptoms and Damage

At about 4 p.m. yesterday a furious wind swept Syracuse for half an hour, blowing down trees and tearing roofs. Foreman John Murphy of the public works department was injured by a falling window frame on Putnam Avenue. University height reports the strongest winds with pedestrians lifted from their feet and hurled into fences. A group of female students near a college building were struck and rescued from debris as torn garments marked the commotion.

Pyracure N. Y John Murphy Public Works Department Putnam Ac

Divorce Granted to Mrs Marie H Jackson from Orrin W Jackson

Marie H Jackson daughter of Captain J J Healey a former president and Montana miner was granted a divorce from Orrin W Jackson on grounds of non support She testified her husband did not contribute to support for a year while she aided him The couple heard before Judge Griffin with attorney James Hamilton Largie and Jackson is said to be in Dawson Alaska

Marie H. Jackson J. J. Healey North American Transportation & Trading Co Montana Orrin W. Jackson Mere

Brannigan Appointed Philippines Treasurer at $6,000 Year

Manila reports Frank A. Brannigan named treasurer of the Philippines earning six thousand dollars annually. He served as disbursing officer of the American commission. Chicago dispatch notes Fort Sheridan soldiers on leave caused a town panic in Highwood with numerous fights and saloons overrun as authorities struggled to control the situation.

Manila Frank A. Brannigan Philippines Chicago March Fifth Infantry Fort Bheridan Highwood Carrie Nation

Plague Report Expected in San Francisco Chinatown

The federal commission is expected to report bubonic plague in San Francisco. Nine Chinatown cases were found and officials face strict quarantine, possible renovation or destruction of parts of Chinatown as a result.

San Francisco Cal Federal Committee Chinatown Orchanta

City approves sidewalk and curb projects in several avenues

The city has filed and approved a $4 200 improvement plan for Fourth avenue north from Denny way to Harricon street including sidewalking and curbing. It also approved $1 363 for Yakima avenue and Yakima place from Dearborn Street to Baxter's addition.

Holt & Maguire Fourth Avenue Dennyway Harricon Street Normiie Yakima Avenue Yakima Place Dearborn Street Baxter's

Delaware Senate Fails to Elect In Early Adjournment

Dover March news reports the Delaware legislature adjourned without electing a senator for either term. Final votes show Kenny 28 Addicks 16 Dupont 7 Higgin 6. Gov. Huan will not appoint, risking no representation in the U S Senate.

Dover Del Delaware Kenny Addicks Dupont Higgine Huan

White Star Line Germanic Delays No Alarm Reported

New York dispatch notes the White Star liner Germanic expected Thursday has not yet arrived with no alarm reported. details unclear due to damaged OCR.

New York

Russian Marines Reported Landings at Masanpo Korea

A dispatch from Kobe notes heightened activity in Japanese naval and political circles regarding Russia. It claims 60 Russian marines with 19 guns have landed at Masanpo, Korea, amid tensions in Manchuria and surrounding regions.

London Matis Kobe

Nation case heads to jury in smashings trial

Wichita March 9 Mrs Nation's case goes to the jury with an expected early verdict. Judge Dale instructs the panel to treat a saloon as property and to find the defendants guilty if they smashed Taylor's joint.

Wichita Kas Nation Dale Taylor

Mississippi Keeps a Patrick Henry in Congress

Washington March 9 Mississippi retains the Patrick Henry tradition by sending another Henry to Congress after the session ending March 4. The nephew of the ex congressman from Brandon is described as tall with gray hair and a genial Southern manner. He previously served as district attorney, state senator, and circuit judge and represents the third Mississippi district.

Washington BD. C Mississippi Patrick Henry Patrick Henrys Brandon Henry Jemerien Len Hareree Congress Vicksburg Miselesippi State Senate Gen. T. ". Catchings River and Harbor Committee Virginia Datasualase

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