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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1899

Page

4

General Miles to Welcome Volunteers on Puget Sound

Maj. Gen. Nelson A. Miles and party arrived in the city and left aboard the revenue cutter Grant to inspect Puget Sound fortifications. Miles and aides visit Port Townsend and Port Angeles, plan Proection Island stop, then Seattle by Sunday or Monday for Washington volunteers’ welcome. Miles notes Puget Sound as a key Philippines supply base and shipping route.

Nelson A. Miles Grant Puget Sound Miles KB. B. Leddy Capt. W . Robinson Port Townsends O. Miles Port Angeles Sound Proection Island Jacob Murth Seattle Washington Volunteers Philippines

Germany to Double Navy With New Squadrons and Ironclads

Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung reports a naval plan to double Germanys fleet by forming two new squadrons of ten ships each. A quarter of the buildup uses coast defense ironclads replaced by modern ships between 1911 and 1917. The program, funded by a loan, requires increased construction expenditures but no new taxes.

Obersuan Norddeutsche Aliexemeine Zeitung the Zeitung

Torpedo Aimed at British Flagship Crescent

Halifax Special reports a Garing attempt to blow up the British flagship Crescent. A suspicious launch near the weasel prompted a cutter to be lowered and the launch fled. A wrecked launch was found on the beach and divers inspected the cruiser area as a large torpedo was recovered. Boer emissaries are blamed for the outrage.

New York Halifax Evening World

Proper Respiration A Guide for Healthful Breathing

The article extols deep slow breathing to expand the chest and fill the lungs, boosting circulation and posture. It urges sedentary workers to practice hourly breathing exercises with the mouth closed, recommending teacher led sessions for students.

Orders For 20 000 Cars From Pennsy And NY Central

Pittsburg November 1 The Commercial Gazette reports that the Pennsylvania Company and the New York Central Railroad have orders for 20 000 freight cars costing about 912 000 000. Steel cars could not be filled in a year, so wooden cars with steel equipment were chosen. The Pennsylvania order with Pressed Steel Car Company includes 4 000 box cars and 1 500 gondolas of 80 000 pounds capacity each.

Pittsburg Commercial Gazette Today Pennsyvania Company New York Central Railroad Company Pennsylvania Company Pressed Steel Car Company

Registration Tonight for Tomorrow's School Election

Registration continues through 9 o'clock this evening for tomorrow's school election. About 400 new names are expected to be added to the voter list based on current registrations.

Mason to Face Expulsion Vote From Old Tippecanoe Club

In Chicago on November 1 the Old Tippecanoe club debated resolutions urging Senator William E Mason to resign his U S senate seat and be expelled from honorary membership The motions were referred to the committee with a report due next month to allow Mason to respond if he denies published statements criticizing the national administration.

Chicago William E. Mason United States Senate Tippecanoe Club Sherman House Giu Mason Illinois Political Action Committee Thomas Parker Parker

Vice President Hobart Improves After Weakness Attack

Hobart's physician reports the vice president had a good night until 2 a.m. with a sudden attack of weakness. He rallied after medicine and since 5 a.m. his pulse is stronger and he is in a very fair condition.

Small gunboats for Philippines plan by Secretary Long

Secretary Long will not back more battleships but recommend building gunboats of 1,000 tons each for use in the Philippines. These ships are valuable for foreign stations due to lower maintenance costs and reach places heavy cruisers cannot. Six or seven of these gunboats can be built for the cost of three first class cruisers.

Washington, ID. C Long Philippines

Striking at Mormonism announces new anti Mormon crusade

Mina Helen Miller Gould donates 6000 dollars to the League for Social Service to fund a nationwide anti Mormonium campaign. The league will publish one million pamphlets and petitions directed at Brigham Roberts and distributed through 10,000 clergymen and many clubs. More pamphlets to follow after initial supply sells out.

New York Mina Helen Miller Gould League For Social Service League Mina Gould Mormonium Brigham H. Roberts

Dispute Triggers Mass Discharge at Sharon Steel Works

SHARON Pa Nov 3 The mill wrights blacksmiths gunfitters and other mechanics at the National Steel Works attacked last evening demanding double pay for Sunday work and time and a half for all overtime They were paid off and discharged.

Sharon National Steel Works

Spain Sees Bond Interest Cut Talks Collapse

Madrid reports the government’s negotiations with foreign bondholders have failed as authorities seek a reduced interest rate on the bonds.

Madrid

Goldberg's Cigar Store in Pioneer Block

Local inquiry asks whether Goldberg's Cigar Store remains open in the Pioneer block. Residents seek confirmation of current business status and exact location.

Goldberg's Cigar Store Pioneer Block

Burley Meets Godfrey In Main Event At A C Tonight

The program at the A C includes Portland Kid versus Kid Leo in the opener and Tommy Hallene versus Kid Leo in the second. Nick Burley weighs 162 pounds and Dan Godfrey 172, with both fighters praised for clean hard style and strong local support from Tacoma and other towns.

A.C Portland Kid Leo Tommy Hallene Leo Wis Nick Burley Dan Godfrey Jeffries Sharkey Burley Godfrey Tacoma

Hoodoo Stone Haunts the Exchange Amid Superstition

The article recounts a marble Alaska gravestone shown at an exposition and later placed at the stock exchange. After a chain of misfortunes including a robbery and arson arrest of Gen. McIntyre, a mob moved the stone to the rear of the building and covered it, fearing its return.

Alaska The Stock Exchange O. M. Moore Moore Gen. McIntyre Corcoran McIntyre

Various Notable Snippets From Newspapers The Fragments

A collection of brief items covers science, crime, geography and local life. Highlights include Icelandic glacier progress, Upsala domestic training, a Georgia tar and feathers joke, a Minnesota stenographer joke, and a Currituck tablet for a faithful black man, Aaron Thomas. The mix reflects 19th century curiosities and attitudes.

Hotel Topsy Turvy at Amusement Bulletin

Tonight in Seattle theater listings feature Hotel Topsy Turvy at Amusement Bulletin, Jack o' Diamonda at Third Avenue Theater, and vaudeville plus moving pictures at Olympic Hall.

Seattle Third Avenue Theater Jack O' Diamonda Olympic Hall

Cape Nome scheme backed by $60,000

Prominent local sports figures fund a Cape Nome venture to sail the steamer Grand Rapids next spring with a complete dance hall theater and gambling room setup. The plan includes gambling equipment liquor stock and a sizable theater crew with about 90 women dancers and a piano. The project foresees May Cape Nome operations with Tom Considine likely in charge and a $60,000 investment.

Cape Nome Grand Rapids Alaska George L'Abbbe Hilly Maley Jot Conardine Tom Considine John

Report on Olympic reserve settlers favorable to open land

D H Shel ler forest superintendent returns from field work in the Olympic reserve outlining a plan to eliminate large agricultural tracts from the reserve and open them to settlement. He surveyed Cushman weet Quinalt lake and Clallam county areas, meeting settlers and verifying their claims, with a detailed report to come.

Tacoma Olympic Reserve D. H. Sheller Mason County Chehalis County Jefferson and Clallam Shelter Mhetton Quinalt Lake Cushman Weet Clailam County Shetler Eines

Trouble in K P Camp unfolds at Grand Lodge session

In Indianapolis on November 3 the Knights of Pythian judicatory committee met in secret and ruled that nearly all acts of the last Grand Lodge session are unconstitutional and not per Pythian law, except for the officers' election and a lodge body amendment.

Indianapolis Grand Lodge Knights of Pythian

Seattle makes a record trip to Seattle Beattie port voyage

The City of Beattie arrived at midnight completing a record daylong voyage, carrying about 120 Copper River passengers. Capt. Cilenn led the government expedition seeking a feasible Yukon overland route from Bhushima, while a list of passengers includes Alexander Campbell of New Jersey and many others. The City of Seattle sustained damage upon landing, breaking several stanchions and a wheel.

Beattie Wixn Cilenn Yukon Bhushima Copper River Seattle Alexander Campbell New Jersey Cook's Inlet Port Vaides Campbell Prince William Sound Eamples State of Washington W. M. Thompson P. Schearb Alex Campbel J. B. Stewart P. Thomas A. M. Mendrilla A. H. Bell

Mail Service for Klondike Established Between Eagle and Fort Cudahy

Washington, D. C. Nov 3. The post office department signed an order to establish an eye mail exchange between Eagle Alaska and Fort Cudahy and Dawson Canada. Mails will move twice a month in both directions at the department’s expense via a U S contractor on the Tanana to Juneau route. During summer a Yukon steamer will carry all classes of mail. Letters and post cards only are carried in winter. summer allows all mail classes.

Washington, D. C Klondike Rcom Eagle Alaska Fort Cudahy Daweon Canada Poat Post Office Department United States Mail Tanana Juneau Yukon River

Ladies and Gents Furnishings Sale Notes Prices

A catalog style stream of men and women’s clothing and accessories with discount prices. Items include Lucile Kid Gloves, La Capella Kid Gloves, Bathen Corsets, French Gored Corsets, Japonet Handkerchiefs, Lawn and Linen Handkerchiefs, Collars, Hairpins, Beauty Pins, Chiffon Ruched fabrics, Sheer Cotton Hose, Teck Ties, Silk and Satin Teck, Imported Mocha Gloves, White Laundered Shirts, Tennis Flannel Nightshirts, President Suspenders, Linen Collars and Cuffs, Golf Caps, Fedoras, and other garments all offered at reduced prices varying from a few cents to about $2.00 per item.

Twenty Lives Lost In Antwerp Ferry Landing Disaster

An appalling accident at the railway ferry landing in Antwerp collapsed the crowded structure. Twenty persons are known to have drowned and many more were seriously injured as people fell into the water.

Antwerp

Circle City and Eagle City Deserted on Yukon River

Reports from steamer crews indicate Circle City is practically deserted and Eagle City has few residents besides soldiers. Rampart and other towns have contributed labor to Nome. A customs house opened at Forty Mile to collect duty in American money on goods entering Forty Mile country on the American side.

Skagway Yukon River Circle City Eagle City Nome Rampart

Tacoma Growth Plan for School Section 36 Leasing

County Auditor W. D. C. Spike reports state land officials notice to remove school section 36 from market for Tacoma expansion. The 360 acre tract will be surveyed and platted to align with adjacent streets and offered on long-term leases similar to Section 16 at Pacific Avenue.

Tacoma W. D. C. Spike Pierce County State Land Commissioner's Office Pacific Avenue

More Rangers Not Needed In Forest Service

Salem reports Captain 8 A Ormes, superintendent of forest rangers, notes many applications for ranger jobs next year but no staff increase is planned. Forty four rangers from this year were furloughed last month and the three supervisors were furloughed yesterday. Rangers earn two dollars daily and supervisors five dollars. Grand opening of Goldberg's New Cigar Store at 602 First Avenue Saturday November 8.

Salem A. Ormesby Forest Rangers Goldberg's Flist Avenue

Foster Goes to Washington for Senate Arrival

Senator Foster left Tuesday for Washington D C to prepare to take his seat in the senate when Congress convenes. He will stop in St Paul and Chicago en route and plans to arrive November 20 in time for Thanksgiving dinner.

Tacoma Foster Washington PD. C Senate St. Paul Chicago

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Germany Crescent Hobart Amara Calumet and Hecla Europe America Brush Bok Puck Huffaro Oregon Upsala Iceland Thorodason Georgia North Carolina L. T. Weeks Winfield, Kan Switzerland Elizabeth City N.C Economiat Currituck County Aaron Thomas Amusement Bulletin Sheller K. P. Camp O. W. Peterson & Bro Pike St Denny- Coryell Company Pristing Frit Stalenery Deytsi Viret I¢ Firet Seattle Heat and Plumbing Co Seattle Ferry Building Maria Edwards & Co Maroon Bel. Westere RZ. Aves Sherman, Clay & Co Oreinway Circle and Seattle Transfer CO Orville Espy J. W. Lowe Seattle Printing CO ZoOo Ogures Icture Teint Pacific Picture Frame Co Isie CC. Berg Joseph Mayer & Bros Wallace C. Flint Charlies R. Flint San Francisco William RB. Mighell Miint & Co Mann Crescent Coffee & Spice Co Graphophone Records Winter & Harper Burke Building Seattle, Wash Holden & Wilson Furniture Co Second Ave Brooklyn Navy Yard Navy W. S. Kirk
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