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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1905

Page

7

The Missing Bill in Olympia’s Ninth Legislature

Dan Dean recounts the rise of the Crane-Reiter-Nelson bill protecting saloonkeepers from liability, pushed by Republican machine in King County. A secretive coalition with the saloon lobby secured passage. Governor Mead signed it. The piece argues legislators are public servants, warns against graft, and urges voters to demand honesty.

Pippin Link” Davis Pierce County Republican Mead United States Army Sam Halle Capitol Pacific Thomas W. Lawson Lincoln J Steffins

Burns Deft On Sullivan Rematch Talk At Portland

The Star reports Burns disputes recent statements and says he will fight Sullivan any old day if Carroll ships the articles. He notes earnings split and lists opponents Hilly Woods Mike Schreck and Philadelphia Jack O’Trien as tough customers. A Nome marshal charged with large default while Multnomah County clerk is mentioned in the same notice.

Tommy Jack O’pwin" Bullivan Furnas Tonguerance Portland Urna Flght Sullivan Hilly Woods Mike Schreck Philadelphia Jack O'Tirien Carroll Turna the Star Burns Sullivan Nome Multnomah County Ore

Santo Domingo treaty moved to next session without vote

Washington reports that after morning talks among several senators and the president the Santo Domingo treaty will not be voted on this session. With Republicans absent, the measure would be defeated by Democrats if pushed.

Washington Santo Domingo Congress

Salmon gifts mark Senate luncheon at Washington

Senator Ankeny sent a 25-pound belingham bay salmon to the White House and hosted about a dozen senators for luncheon. A third salmon was given to Senator Gallinger who will serve it for luncheon tomorrow with several senators as guests.

Washington Ankeny White House Bellingham Bay Senate Gallinger

Explosion at Place des Theatres Injures and Sparks Arrests

A violent blast struck the Place des Theatres in Moscow last night causing injuries and triggering multiple arrests. Police report several bystanders were detained as part of a broader investigation into the incident.

Moscow Place Des Theatres

Legislators Kidnapped Rumor Circulates in Legislature

In Denver on March 16 rumors spread that two AdamA supporters in the legislature were kidnapped, but the rumor could not be verified. The final vote to determine whether Adame will retain the executive chair is expected to be close, and Lieutenant Governor McDonald may claim the right to vote in a case of a tie as the joint assembly met at 2 30 this afternoon.

Olympia Ufe Thomason & Thomson Ninth Avenue Morris Hardman Spruce Street Terry Avenue Joseph Barnes Fremont Odd Fellows Temple St. Patrick's Day Thompson Moss United States Jack Stringer Washington, D. C Alexander Watts Mike Shea Costa Weat Seattle High School Weat Seattle First Congregational Church of Green Lake Chapman Harvey Allen Hicheodelia Allen H. R. MacTavish Ofb. B. Spillman MacTavish Denver Adama Adame McDonald Joint Assembly

Dave Hill Pleads for Pat Almany in Court

March 16 report from the court of appeals shows former Senator David Hill continuing arguments on behalf of Albert Patrick in the Pat Almany case.

Dave Hill Pat

President nominates Campbell for Arizona Supreme Court

Washington report states on March 16 that John J. Campbell was nominated by the president to serve as an associate justice on the Arizona Supreme Court.

Washington, D. C John J. Campbell Supreme Court of Arizona

Tribute to dead philanthropist sent to Frisco aboard Alameda

March 15. The remains of Mrs Stanford were sent to San Francisco on the Alameda after services at Central Union church. The event drew Stanford University President Jordan Governor Carter and territorial senators as honorary pallbearers. Detectives Reynolds and Cullandan accompanied the funeral party with evidence from Honolulu police.

Honolulu Stanford San Francisco Alameda Central Union Church Jordan Stanford University Mies Kerner Carter Territorial Senate Restarick Misa Herner Tobetresa Reynolds Cullandan

Boiler Explosion Kills Engineer in Bolivar accident

In Bolivar, the locomotive boiler exploded in the afternoon killing the engineer and seriously injuring nine persons. The incident occurred near Johnstown on March 16 as a boiler failed during operation.

Johnstown Bolivar

Markets Show Bumper Yet Volatile Apple and Potato Prices

Fresh market notes large arrivals of apples and potatoes with Yakima Early Rose at $60 per ton and Greeley stock rising. Lettuce high at $1.60, lent market slack on veal, and many fruits and vegetables listed with varied per unit and per crate prices.

Yakima Lima White River Greeley California Florida

Wholesale wholesale prices and market notes from Seattle

A dense list of groceries with weights and prices follows including pork lamb dressed items Ducks chickens and various nuts and fruits. Market notes from The Star by W. A. Ryer & Co report Seattle prices and New York stock activity with reactions to March trading and mentions of St Paul Union Pacific Canadian Pacific and Mexican Central.

the Star W. A Ryer & Co Columbia Street Seattle Wheat St. Paul Union Pacific Canadian Pacific L. N Ils Central Mr. Pac Atchison, St. Paul Pennsylvania New York Gould Joseph Southern Pacific

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