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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
5
A royal decree reconstitutes the ministry with positions for Hlanor and Feveales. A vote endorsing the ministry is planned for March 21, signaling a significant shift in governance and power dynamics.
An old advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless safe home remedy for piles with no knife surgery and no doctor bills. It offers a free trial package by mail from Pyramid Co. 1914 Main Street, Mar Mich and lists a 50 cent price for a full box later.
Reports from La Salle Street and railroad circles claim J. B. Harriman has been forced out as controlling factor of Union Pacific, with Gould expected as his successor. Some New York dispatches deny retirement but note heavy stock sales by Harriman as he times moves to profit from a likely price rebound.
Charles Williamson, an electrician convict, escaped from the Salem Oregon penitentiary by hijacking the pumphouse electrical system. He used a makeshift bucket device to flood a water tank and hid during the distraction, then was captured before boarding a Portland train. Williamson is serving five years for forgery.
In Walla Walla on March 16 Ida Miller sues G. N. Miller for alimony as a hydraulic engineer of Beattle seeks custody and visitation rights. The defense claims the court order was defied and asks for custody arrangements once the younger child turns ten.
In Chanute Kansas on March 16 Foster Allen, manager of I. N. Knapp, testified in the Santa Fe case and produced letters from railway officials about rising freight rates that threatened to impact operations.
The United States Inspector of Hull and Boilers Whitney and Turner announced revised vessel inspection rules received at the local office. The update covers boiler life saving apparatus inspections and other rules including manipulation of weasels. Circulars will be sent to steamship operators notifying them of the revision.
A pair of horsemen pulled the Cashmere town jail last night but fled after a short distance. Police believe a local dispute over the jail’s location sparked the incident. The jail is reportedly now securely anchored to deter further attempts.
Yesterday morning a fire razed the building housing the Fogle restaurant and its contents. No insurance covered the structure, but stock, furniture, and fixtures were insured for $250. The building belonged to Thomas Conner and the restaurant to A. Moyer.
Prominent claim that consumption can be cured, stressing early stage success and even advanced cases with fresh air and good food, and recommending Ayer's Cherry Pectoral to quiet cough and reduce inflammation. Ends with prompt to ask your doctor about this.
Washington March 14 General Joseph R. Hawley is dangerously ill at his home in the capital. The report notes his condition as serious and under medical care.
T P Revelle speaks to Acme Business College students at 3 15 PM on driving the spike on the Highlands of Purpose. The Church of Immaculate Conception hosts St Patrick’s Eve with James H Kane as chair and D G Wooten speaker. Y W A cooking class demonstrates entrees and fruit desserts Friday at 2 PM. Solemn high mass and special services are set for tomorrow morning at 9 AM at the church on Eighteenth Avenue and Marton Street.
The torpedo boat destroyer Goldsborough and the gunboat Ranger were docked yesterday for scraping and painting below the waterline. They expect to be out of dock on Saturday. The Goldsborough will have a trial trip Monday or Tuesday to reach required speed.
A local notice highlights price reductions on golf apparel and equipment, urging buyers to visit the shop for 5.00 or more discounts, with emphasis on value and timing.
Mayor Pallinger orders P. F. Sullivan to nail up the main entrance to the shared saloon and Angelo's cafe boxes. The action occurred near Sullivan's Third avenue saloon as the mayor continued his sequence of measures.
Tired nervous and irritable individuals are urged to try Dr Miles Nervine described as a nerve food and medicine that nourishes and strengthens nerves. The testimonial cites recovery from severe nervous symptoms after a week of treatment and continued use completing a cure. Sold by druggists with a guarantee of benefit or money back.
An advertisement touts White Ribbon Remedy as a cure for alcoholic appetite, claiming it restores health, nerves, and willpower. Endorsed by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and clergy, the product is advertised as available by mail order and in local pharmacies.
Tolerating boxes worse than Sullivan's, the mayor uses policy to favor several saloons while enforcing the ordinance selectively. Sullivan's saloon license expired and no new issuance was allowed without his order. Compliance yielded a late license signing yesterday afternoon, prompting questions about the law's enforceability only when licenses fall due.
Governor Mead accompanied by his private secretary and two state board of control members arrived in the city for an inspection tour. The party will visit various state institutions to better understand conditions and inform future actions. The governor has not visited several institutions before.
Bremerton March 16 The old training ship Nipstc will be converted into a prison ship at the Puget Sound navy yard. Repairs will take at least six months and the vessel will house general court martial prisoners sentenced to a year or less, avoiding Mare Island. Previously, repairs to send her to Pearl Harbor were paused in favor of Bremerton placement.
Mat Saari, a Finlander at Everett hospital, survived a dire accident when struck by an engine and eight to ten freight cars in the Northern Pacific freight yards. He escaped with bruises and the loss of two fingers, reportedly lying face down in a hollow between the rails before being tossed aside and rescued.
Herbert Fowler aged 19 shot himself in his Sonoma home during a dancing party. The tragedy occurred after he became jealous of a grin and ended his life in front of the assembled guests.
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