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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1899

Page

3

Woman shoots herself after fatal love betrayal at Chicago piano

In Chicago Mabel Burke, 34, shot lawyer David J. Wile at his Washington Avenue home after learning he was married. She then killed herself with the same revolver. Wile, prominent attorney, had courted Burke while living at 3749 Indiana Avenue. Burke left a farewell note, asked no funeral mention, and desired music at burial not in Coloma, Michigan. Local details include Wile’s family, prior visits, and Burke’s financial preparations.

Chicago Mabel Burke David J. Wile Washington Avenue Wile Mies Burke Wile Hartford Indiana Avenue Wite Mies Parke É19 Champlain Avenue Wile Haw Miss Burke Mise Burke Norwood Michigan Avenue Wiles Coloma Mich Richard Burke

Atlantic City Horse Show draws New York and Philadelphia support

From the Seashore Atlantic City May 9 the projected show for July 1 4 and 5 drew strong gossip from hotel circles. Interest spans New Yorkers and Philadelphians, with hotel men and Horse Show association leaders noting broad support and big attendance. Barclay Warburton and other prominent Philadelphians sit on the Board of Directors indicating the nonlocal reach of the project.

Atlantic City N. J Barclay Warburton

Mining News From Republic List of Veins and Developments

Mining news from Republic reports a sinking five foot vein with surface assays from 2.06 to 31 per ton at 22 feet. A parallel vein is being developed as the Bimetallic group near Lake Pend Oreille prepares for renewed work. Hoisting gear at Bodies mine operates, water removal needed before resuming sinking to 200 feet and possibly 500 feet. Lucky Choice on Gold Hill to resume with a tunneling contract. Chespa Moe Jay shaft near Republic advances toward the ledge, with plans to drift along it.

Mabel Republic Golden Lily Republica

Insular Board to Report on Porto Rico Concessions

The Insular board appointed by the President to investigate coalitions in Porto Rico met in the Lemon building. After a month in Puerto Rico they will prepare a report and indicate that many franchises may be granted early. Capitalists are poised to benefit as War Department control remains centralized under Alger for distributing franchises.

Washington Insular Board Porto Rico Robert P. Kennedy Charlies W. Watkins Henry G. Curtis Chas. W. Watkins Lemon Building Captalieta War Department Alger

Three B&O Track Men Die in Lightning Crash

A severe thunderstorm struck near Cranberry summit above Oakland on May 9 killing H. W. Frailey G. R. Lewis and Ray Lewis of Oakland. The men were riding a handcar when lightning hit the wheel axles. All were married and residents of Oakland.

Piedmont W. Va Baltimore & Obie Cranberry Summit Oakland H. W. Frailey G. R. Lewis Ray Lewis

Flyer Taken Off Seattle Tacoma Run for Repairs

The steamer Flyer will be laid up for several weeks to undergo a thorough overhaul. During the layup the Flyer’s route will be covered only by the steamer Greyhound, which serves Tacoma on Sundays.

Flyer Seattle-Tacoma Greyhound Tacoma

Whole Family Dying

In Talortown Nokomia area, the Archibald family faces a meningitis outbreak. Six members died in three weeks, with two more deaths reported and two remaining members unlikely to recover.

Talorville Archibald Nokomia

McKinley Considers October Extra Session on Currency

President McKinley has discussed with congressional visitors the advisability of calling an extra session in October to consider the currency measure. The aim is to avoid interfering with later legislation for governing the new colonies, as there is much work ahead for the next Congress and two additional months would aid the process.

Washington McKinley

Mayor Peabody Wins City Election Sparks Street Row

Two sets of police patrol Taylorville street after a municipal dispute. W E B Peabody Republican won mayoral seat by five vote margin two weeks ago. Night meeting saw aldermen split five Democrats three Republicans and none of the mayor's picks approved. A Democrat filed suit contesting Peabody's election this morning.

Taylorville W. EB. Peabody Peabody Ecoonel E. Iiach

Rape suspect James Kirkland to face circuit court in June

Alemd May 9 James Kirkland, arrested Thursday near Brooks on a rape charge, was examined before Justice Johanson today and held for circuit court in June. The alleged victim is Leltie Alexander, 15.

Alem James Kirkland Brooks Johanson Léltie Alexander

Light durable running gear on display at 1022 Ave FM

The notice advertises light, easy running gear praised for strength and durability. It invites buyers to inspect at 1022 Avenue FM, with spinning agents available to assist.

1022 Ave. FM

Townsmen Deny Local Government in Alaska Frontier

Acting Secretary of War Meiklejohn reports Captain Richardson and Lieut Walker describe Alaska posts Circle City and St Michael under garrison rule. Circle City townspeople reject any local government, while St Michael supports troops. Lyndhurst estate sale marks Helen Gould's acquisition of Jay Gould’s country home in Tarrytown along Hudson.

Washington Meiklejohn W P. Richardson Brehth Infantry K. Cle Nty Alaska BK. 8 Walker Eighth Infantry Bt. Michael Yukon Richardson U. S Commissioners Court Circle City New York Lyndhurst Jay Gould Helen Gould Lynndhurst Joy Gould Lyndhurett Tarrytown Banke of the Hudson

Hypnotism touted as reform tool by Columbia professor

Emeritus professor John Dun can Quackenboss of Columbia University says hypnotism may aid reforming criminals and curing addictions. He reports experiments with confirmed smokers thieves drunks and delusional individuals showing temporary cures and potential for permanent improvement. He also foresees wide use in treating insanity.

New York John Duncan Quackenboss Columbia University Quackenbows

Money Box Found Linked to 21Year Murder Case

Workmen draining a Brennan farm pond unearthed a box with bottom cut out. Locked and resembling a safe, it is linked to the 21yearold murder of Mr. David Detrick and wife. Some say he hid about 1500 in money. The box is secured by officers pending further developments.

Haellefontaine Brennan David Detrick

Washington Tatro-Dellua Electro Chemical Company Formed

Articles of Incorporation filed with the county auditor. Trustees named for three months are F. Saw yer H. S. Sharpe and J. Wilson. Capital stock set at 250000 dollars.

Washington Tatro-Dellua Electro Chemical Company F. Sawyer H. 8. Sharpe J. #. Wilson

Plan to form national organization of clear leaf dealers

In Philadelphia on May 22, amid the arrest of W. M. Jacobs and accomplices in a bio revenue stamp counterfeit ring, cigar leaf trade leaders plan a national meeting to create a permanent organization for clear leaf dealers and devise a government responsive plan.

Philadelphia W. M. Jacobs

Record proposal to curb tobacconist fraud touching leaf tobacco

The piece outlines concerns over fraud in the tobacco trade and cites Jacobse and Tepe as key players. It suggests a government remedy to curb abuses by requiring a ledger tracking tobacco from growth to finished leaf product to protect dealers and manufacturers.

Jacobse

Krone Builds 12-Foot Fence Between Properties in Hilladal

In Hilladal New Jersey May a 12 foot high and 250 foot long fence erected by Merman Krone separates his property from Theodore L Behulke whose summer boarding house is on the Behulke lot. The fence extends from the sidewalk to Krone rear and intrudes three inches on the Behulke land. Behulke seeks court redress after surveying confirms trespass.

Hilladall N. J Merman Krone Theodore L. Behulke Behhulke Hehulke Behulke

Real estate transfers dominate local property moves

The notice lists numerous quit claim and deed transfers across multiple additions such as Bigelow's, Stevenson's, and Wood land parks. Buyers include John J. Postetax to George Woolam and Margaret Pontius to Helle Orr, with prices ranging from $1 to $1900, plus a long US to William King entry. Various parcels, tracts, and parcels in Beattie Tide lands and Gilman addenda are also detailed alongside values and parties.

John J. Postet George Woolam Bigelow John P. N. Reehlinger Jacob Nolinger Stevenson Knamelaw Margaret J. Pontius Helle Orr Frank Pontius Frederick Kelley Christina A. Kelley Denny Park J. A. Kellogget W. L. Sterling Woodland Park Wiliam L. Sterling ML G. Manchart HM. G. Blanchard FE. King Bik S. Woodland Park United States William King N & Nw Rih Herman Wohlgetham John Maloney Fremont Foss Creek Jennie BE J. G. Benton Ede's & Knight's Additton Alfred 8. Hall L. G. Benton Edes & Knights Wiliam L. Thompson Lana FE Linder Et al Gilman

Market Quotations From Tuesday Morning Trade

The San Francisco steamer arrived with cabbages tomatoes green peas cherries flemone and oranges. Cherries at 1.50 and tomatoes at 2022.05. bananas selling well. Other markets unchanged with producer offers for delivery in round lots at Seattle Grain-Ontea 26 barley 23 wheat 19 chicken feed 16 hay Puget Sound timothy 11 12 alfalfa 8. Fresh ranch butter pile creamery 184 pile. Poultry live chickens 19 141g0 and live turkeys 12c. Live stock cattle cows in demand for top beef quality.

San Francisco Lotsa Seattle Ontea Puget Sound Washington Timothy Strictly Fresh Mresn Ranch

Building Materials and Prices From Historic Trade List

Roughs and weights listed including bevel aiding and coiling items. Prices show shingles at 1.25 and 1.10, finish boards 1 inch to 2 inches, cedar squares in various feet, pickets priced, kiln dried and drayage terms noted.

Cattle market mixed with varied bids and prices listed

In Chicago price listings show cattle and livestock bids with several items including stockers cows Texans hogs and pigs, with prices ranging from roughly 2.05 to 5.92 per unit. Western sheep and amba notes appear, with large volume figures around 4 000 at 5 20 per unit.

Eastern Washington Chicago May

Miller River Mining Company Stockholders Meeting Notice

Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting of Miller River Mining Company at No 69 Pioneer Building Seattle on Saturday May 20 1890 at 2 p m. Business includes electing seven trustees and considering a corporate name change plus other matters. By order of President George Fowler and Secretary Altest A McKenale.

Miller River Mining Company Pioneer Building Seattle George Fowler Altest. C

Puget 4 Superintendent Office Address in Seattle

Puget 4, Supt., Ocean Dk, Seattle, Uptown ticket office located at 618 First Ave Seattle. Goodall, "erkina & Co., Gen. Agents, San Francisco.

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