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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1904

Page

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Piles Aims to Restore Cherry Street Ring to Power

Long prose account paints Samuel H. Piles as kingpin of a Seattle GOP faction tied to railroad interests. It alleges he seeks to name candidates, topple McBride allies, and revive the so called Cherry Street ring with backing from former leaders, including L. J. Hunt, to control King County and state nominations.

Samuel H. Piles Cherry Street United States King County J. J. Smith Samuel H. Pies Oregon Improvement Company Pacific Coast Company Ami Lee Amn Sioa Piles R. A. Hallinger Interesta Sam Mr. Piles Henry McBride Olympia Gov. McBride Railroad Commission Harold Preston Seattle Preston Northern Securities Company McBride Sam Piles Progam Willy United States Senate I le Tacoma Cherry Street Ring Washington Amm Sver Republican Party Memiaho Cherry Street King L. J. Hunt Downing Mr. Hunt Egypt Korea Beattie Beattie Post Intelligencer Iren Guerry Street J. T. Ronald Munt Hunt Beattle Ite Post-Intelligencer John L. Wilson Jacob Furth Beatti Eleoctric Company Puget Sound National Bank Huntet Samuel HM. Piles New York Pitee John I. Wileon Mr. Wilcon Europe Mr. Furth McBride Republicans Hunts F. H. Crownell Bye Erett Corporation Aew Smith Ibride Plies Beatties W. T. Scoty Scotts Scott

Japs Repulsed Cossacks in Battle at Chong Ju

News confirms General Mishtchenko's six Cossack companies attacked four Japanese squadrons at Chong Ju near Pingyang. Japanese held ground and repelled Russian assault after fierce cross-fire. both sides suffered casualties including several officers and many soldiers.

Chong JU ST. Petersburg Korea Mon- Gay Kouropatkin Mishtchenko Chong-ju Pingyang Anju Liao Yang Newchwang Mishtchenks Kasan Kaean Noo Ban Stephanoff Androoke Wasselvitch Schiitkoff Sere Argunsk Regiment Krasnostanoff

Russian Battleship Collision Report From Port Arthur

A private dispatch says during maneuvers in Port Arthur harbor the Russian battleship Petropavlovak collided with and seriously damaged the battleship Sevastopol. No confirmation yet from the navy department.

Port Arthur

Japanese Cavalry and Infantry Attack Russian Force Near Ping Yang

A mixed Japanese cavalry and infantry force attacked a Russian position near Ping Yang on Sunday morning. The Russians once defended by Cossack cavalry, estimated at 100, retreated after strong resistance. Japanese losses were one officer and one sergeant killed and two officers and 10 privates wounded. Russians left three dead and carried off many wounded. The Japanese entered Ping Yang cheering for the emperor.

Torio Ping Yang

Japanese Losses Heavy in Chong Ju Action

The Japanese legation reports heavy losses in the Chong Ju engagement on March 28, describing a portion of their cavalry and infantry occupying Chong Ju before facing a Russian repulse.

London Chong Ju

Battle losses reported at Chong Ju in Korean defense

General Kouropatkin cites townspeople that the Japanese suffered heavy casualties with over killed and 100 wounded in the Chong Ju engagement. He notes 26 were conveyed to Anju by 40 Koreans and a large number of horses were lost. Captain Stepenoff, wounded in the attack, died yesterday.

ST. Petersburg Kouropatkin Chong Ju Anju Stepenoff

Riots in Berlin as 300 German troops face anarchist mob

In Berlin on March 30 a dispatch of 300 reinforcements to German Southwest Africa sparked serious rioting. An anarchist crowd attacked soldiers as they moved through streets, police escorted them to the station, officers charged with swords, and clashes resumed near Lehrter station tearing down barriers and damaging signals. Many were wounded.

Berlin Africa Lehrter Lin Om

Troops Ordered to Move on Two Minutes Notice

General Bell orders all troops to be ready to move within two minutes. Special trains are engaged and the likely destinations are Ouray and San Juan counties, areas identified as union strongholds.

Telluride Colo Bell Ouray San Juan Counties

Montana mine operator fined in injunction case

F. A. Heinze of Butte fined 20000 dollars and Al Frank with J. H. Therese 1000 dollars each for contempt of court by Judge Beatty in Idaho. Fines due by 11 am Thursday. Second contempt case under advisement. Prosecution says defendants moved ore valued at 1100000 from the Michael Davitt mine in violation of the injunction.

Butte Mont F. A. Heinze Montana al Frank J. H. Therese

House Ways and Means Rejects Tawney Bill on Prize Tags

Washington March 30 the house ways and means committee voted 8 to 4 to refuse a favorable report on the Tawney bill aimed at preventing the placement of prize tags or coupons. The action blocks legislative progress on the proposed restraint.

Washington, D. C Ways and Means Committee House Today

Senate committee debates canal zone military status

The senate committee on oceanic canals heard Senator Gan this morning in favor of proposing that the canal zone of the isthmus be made a military zone.

Senate Committee On Oceanic Canals Gan

Beggar arrested after armed money fraud claims emerge

A man calling himself Williams, accused of peddling under multiple names, was arrested with $700 in certificates and checks. Deputy Sheriff John Kee sent him to the police station where Captain Laubscherdige investigated the suspect’s unsettled actions and multiple aliases. The intoxicated man was jailed and later sobered, leaving few details.

Montana Tacoma John Kee Laubscherdige Williams

Flood Threat Worsens Across Northern California

D Johns Island in the San Joaquin near Antioch floods as San Joaquin River rises about an inch per hour. Other reefs are in danger. In San Francisco the flood crisis grows with Colusa break causing rising river levels and limited rain. Officials expect the worst to pass by tomorrow with a deep decline to follow.

Stockton Cal Jenesey Isle San Joaquin Antioch San Francisco California Colusa

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