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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1906
Page
7
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Two men, Lewis and Hurley, were last seen drinking after 2am at a hotel. Hurley crawled from a second floor window onto a sidewalk, was found unconscious at 4:30am and taken to hospital with serious injuries. Lewis slept through the incident and initially denied a partner, later admitting they had been playing together. Patrolmen Hadeen and Lee investigated.
The service followed by a solemn procession saw police officers including patrolmen and detectives, officials, and family members accompany the body from the church to Calvary cemetery. Pallbearers and honor guards led the march as mourners filled the streets and floral tributes arrived from police departments and local entities.
Friday marks the only boat races of the season at the state university amid cancellations since the San Francisco earthquake. Interclass baseball and track meet also on the program with freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors expected to attend.
The city council agreed to report favorably an ordinance from the legal department to appropriate $600 from the Judgment fund to remunerate Jeanie Smith for personal injuries alleged from city carelessness. Mise Sraith had sued the city for $95,000 and the settlement is a compromise.
Washington April 24 A strong push forms to back Joseph G Cannon of Illinois as the Republican presidential candidate. A May 7 birthday party in the House marks the launch with leaders James A Tawney Ike James Mann Martin Madden Jim Watson Littauer and others guiding the effort amid rival talk from Foraker Dick and Fairbanks. Cannon declines, saying he is not born yesterday and won’t run.
Readers submit letters under a contest theme Ideal Woman Is a man of Heart with a fifty word limit and signed by full names and addresses. Examples include W J McNerley urging a good true wife, ROBERT P JUARES Seattle and CHARLES STEVENS City praising devoted motherhood and home life.
Writings extoll the ideal wife as one who sustains her husband through adversity with affection, kindness, and sympathy. The text stresses printing the word home in her heart and offering enticement in tough times. DENNY.
The Great Northern will revise its schedules on the St Paul Seattle route and the coast line to Vancouver. A new Seattle Spokane Express will run daily with a buffet sleeper and diner, cutting travel times and offering local service between Seattle and Spokane. The Vancouver Limited also changes departure times to improve connections.
The relief effort for San Francisco refugees in Seattle has placed over 1,000 people in jobs with most becoming self reliant. Housing and ongoing care will continue for a subset, while many pioneers arrive to help others after the disaster. Some refugees show signs of distress and need gentle support as the community plans for broader settlement and future aid.
Judge Hanford this morning re sentences Mr Saito a Japanese man to a year in the penitentiary at McNeil s Island on a conviction for bringing a Japanese man into the United States for immoral purposes. Saito was tried and convicted last January and sentenced then. His appeal to the circuit court of appeals was dismissed.
The German ship Mariechen, reported moated by the Cottage City, arrived at Juneau from Punster Bay this morning in tow of salvage steamer Saiver. It will be towed to Mequimell for extensive hull repairs on the drydock.
Purser Jones reports the largest spring shipment of gold from Alaska to arrive that night. The cargo totals $161,000 from the famed Treadwell mine, carried aboard a southern route vessel to the Cushioned City area.
Motivity in business property investments notes bonds No. 1 and No. 2 yielding 26 percent advance rates and a 10 day sales total of 174000 since March 16. The article promotes this form of investment as accessible to small investors to acquire interests in premier Seattle property through the Trustee Company at 702 Second Avenue.
S A Connell in charge of presidential guard arrives from Washington and lodges at the Butler hotel. He secured information leading to the arrest of George Edward Adams, a sapper officer, and will testify before the grand jury.
Joseph McCardie was today chosen editor of The Pacific Wave, the official paper of the university.
William Corcoran former sheriff of the county reports to Smith that a horse was stolen from his property last night.
Edward Thomson sues the city seeking 5006 in damages claiming his car drove into a ditch on 424 ay north near the home of Street Superintendent Walters and that he suffered serious injuries.
H. M. Teel files suit in superior court to recover 1200 dollars lost in gambling before Georgetown games closed. Defendants named are George L Abbe and Dave Argyle under state gambling recovery law.
Goldsmith Fisher of the Northwest Vaudeville circuit plans a monster benefit to aid theatrical people in California who are nearly destitute and need costumes and stage paraphernalia before they can secure work. The city date will be settled in a day or two.
Jerany City New Jersey May 1 Carbon monoxide gas exposed 18 workmen in a railroad tunnel this morning but there were no deaths.
May 2 Chicago dispatch reports Prophet Dowis near death at Shiloh. Dowis wife faced refusal entering his room and caused a scene. Followers offer no clear update on his condition as Zion City residents are described as nearly destitute.
A grave naval scandal unfolds over the disappearance of the plane from the new battleship Dreadnaught. It is believed to have been sold to a foreign power by navy officials and returned to the Admiralty via the Mall after months of absence. Suspicions point to America due to plans to build a counterpart.
Banking circles in New York report no definite light on plans to organize a 109 million dollar syndicate for reconstructing San Francisco as of early May. No details yet on organizers, structure, or timetable.
Great Northern office released convention travel rates for the next three months across Washington Idaho and Montana. Shriners Los Angeles event canceled due to postponement after May 7 to 10. Northwestern Bible conference Brinnon Bruton Vashon Island July 21 31 offers one and a third round trip. O F grand lodge Seattle June 4 7 at one and a third rate from Washington points. Beattie Bankers association
The notice details various fraternal and religious assemblies including the State Grange in Spokane from June 21 to 28, Grand Lodge events in Seattle May 10 to 17, and other meetings in Bellingham Everett Puyallup and beyond with travel points from Washington and nearby regions. It mentions the Tacoma schedule and cross border participation from Idaho and British Columbia.
A J Marling of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway arrived in Seattle and conferred with road counsel, engineers, President Willame, and local attorney FB Hughes on Seattle extension issues. He reviewed pleas for local improvements especially east Waterway. local matters rest with President Williams and construction will begin once the franchise is signed.
A tornado and cloudburst struck northern Colling county destroying the Calhoun home and two other farms. Five children were badly injured and imprisoned in the Calhoun ruins. Wires are down and full details were not yet available from McKinney authorities.
During a blaze at the Motel Merwin lodging house at 1414 Fifth Ave around 6 30 PM on Monday burglars entered the burning building and looted rooms. Police call it the citys cleverest burglary with no suspect identified. Losses include clothing a grip an alarm clock a gold watch a gold locket and a gold eagle head locket among others. The fire caused about 900 in damage to the building.
The Northwest league founders assemble to disband the old circuit and form a new league including Seattle Spokane Portland Tacoma Butte Vancouver. Lucas the president and Jim Agnew attend with proxies from McCreedie and Morley. George Schreeder plans Tacoma franchise and veterans move to Frisco.
The new Northwest league may place a team in Vancouver The Butte and Spokane gain strength from Oakland and San Francisco. Seattle and Portland will fill weak spots from the disbanded squad. The league opens in two weeks as towns rally behind the revival for the northwest.
The Northwestern Breamchip company released eight sets of Nome themed picture postal cards for free distribution at the office. The cards depict famous Nome operations and places of interest for Beattle residents and visitors.
Echooner Pvie, bought by Fisher Bros, will depart this afternoon with a full load for Nome. The Evie is set to operate this season between northern Alaska coast camps, carrying general merchandise.
The Slate Creek Gold Mining Company reports placer gold output on its eastern Whatcom County property. Company plans a gold exhibit and stock offering at 22 Boston Block with Frank Whestling as director.
George M. Kuhn former West Seattle postmaster pleaded guilty in Judge Handford's court to embezzling 2038 dollars from the post office in June 1905 and received a six month sentence in King County jail.
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