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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1916
Page
2
Mary Boyle O Reilly reports from Dublin on the rebellion detailing street fighting, ambushes, and civilian acts amid Sinn Fein activity. She notes the grim but principled conflict, civilian courage, and the wider context of European social unrest influencing Irish actions.
Short news briefs report 2166 casualties from sea and air raids on Great Britain with 550 killed. Monitor Cheyenne and three H submarines arrive Bremerton from San Diego for repairs and range practice off Keyport. Norwegian American Line ship stopped at Kirkwall and relieved of 794 sacks of mail. George Chatterton 18 of Washington Children's Home injured in auto crash. Humboldt Steamship Co moves offices to 712 720 Second Ave. Delta Kappa Epsilon alumni hold annual banquet in Butler with 50 in attendance. W H Cushman Tacoma pioneer dies at 66.
Federal mediator Roland Mahany met with the executive board of the Commercial Telegraphers' union to avert a strike threat. He will later confer with Western Union officials in New York on May 30.
In New York on May 30 a sailor named William Curran was taken to a cell barefoot after being stripped of stolen shoes in court. The shoe owner testified and retrieved his property.
In Chicago a 11 year old, Dedrich Roseman, struck Billy Roseman, 6, at home plate with a bat during a youth game. Billy died from the blow as he crossed the plate. Police opened an inquiry into the incident.
Portland reports a threatened May strike by 1,200 workers on the Oregon-Washington and Northern rail line tunnel under construction at St. Johns. The men demand a flat increase of 50 cents per day.
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