06 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1901
Page
1
Prosecutor Walter Fulton outlines the dispute between John W. Considine and W. L. Meredith, claiming threats and a fatal confrontation at Guy's drug store. Dr. Ostrom testifies Meredith sustained multiple gunshot and blunt force injuries with a heart wound deemed fatal. testimony covers May confrontation and police actions, with jurors selected and recesses noted.
A report notes a scarlet fever case involving the Case family on an avenue. Details are limited in the fragmentary text.
Grst games in the local indoor league will be played at the Armory tonight. World team faces A. O. U. W. team with Co. PD N.G. W. The games are free to the public.
Ravenna Improvement Club schedules a meeting at an unspecified time to discuss several matters regarding property interests in the suburb.
The text notes money for teacher examinations to cover expenses and references law. exams set for August May and November. It criticizes a failure to hold exams as required by law, citing the State Superintendent of Public Instruction and a committee that reportedly ignored his request for funding approval.
Rose Mullaney aged 6% years died yesterday at the residence of Mrs C T Metainger on M6 avenue. The funeral, in charge Sherman Poley Co., was from Sacred Heart church at 9 a.m. to Calvary.
A Vie waway report from the Amur line states arrangements have been made to increase accommodations on their steamers. The number of berths will be doubled to handle the heavy traffic expected.
In Trenton C Nov 4 Ming Rosa E Punter and Joseph Mer wed after two years since Rosa Flammer split from her husband in Bluefield Bluefield Va. The couple previously aided by Rosa Flammer and Smith sought the missing mates before a union formed last night amid shared grievances and a renewed bond.
Ten people died when a fire swept the Klondike theater in Bessemer Michigan. The blaze destroyed a frame common mining region venue used as a variety house. All victims were asleep at the time. several others connected with the show survived or escaped.
A box of tobacco ores was stolen from the Berbere city freight sheds today, triggering a police investigation into the late morning theft and prompting tighter security at the facility.
Clara Palmer stars as the Casino Girl praised for beauty and voice though the show repeats familiar routines. The production earns mixed verdicts with strong singing and scenery but lacks originality. runs this afternoon and tonight with Texas Steer as additional attraction this week.
St Louis police arrest a woman called Mrs Roz at Laclede hotel carrying 839000 in National Bank of Helena notes believed to be proceeds from the Great Northern express robbery at Wagner Montana last July. She denies knowledge of a man named Arnold and says she came to meet her husband from Vicksburg.
Ming Chang is reported to be dying after months of illness with complications including stomach ulceration. Dying Perkin is also described in fragile health in the medical update from Nov. L4.
London: An exchange telegraph reports Andrew Carnegie has refused a baronetcy. The item notes domestic papers celebrate the defeat of Tammany Hall in New York politics.
Miss Jennie Gundersen wed Louis Alexander yesterday after family opposition. The mother and brothers of the bride objected strongly prompting Alexander to hide in a downtown saloon. The couple’s future and the divorce fate remain unclear as marital turmoil unfolds.
The glove contest between Kid Feederigke and Jasry Otenwon, a tightweight bout, is scheduled for tomorrow evening at Georgetown Micycle park. Ringside seats raised for clear view. promoters promise a solid exhibition after months of lead up training. If the match goes to twenty rounds the referee chosen by the editors of three daily papers will decide.
In Des Moines Indiana, the Republican candidate carried the state by an estimated 83 000 vote lead.
In Sacramento yesterday the municipal race results list William Land Republican 1795 James H. Devine Democrat a7 L T Municipal League 115 and Cee H. Clark Independent 2128 with Land leading and Clark trailing.
Nov 6 report cites Nash's plurality near 60,600 as Republicans win mayoralty in several counties and choose sheriff tax collector and county clerk. Utah cities lean Republican with Salt Lake vote by 1230, Democrats only win treasurer and four council seats. Ogden Provo Logan Park City Eureka join Republican wave.
Norfolk voters elect Mon Tague as governor by a 26000 vote majority and approve the Democratic state ticket. The legislature remains strongly Democratic.
Early advisories indicate the state outside Baltimore will elect a Democratic legislature, ensuring the German Democratic party’s return to power.
Trenton November 6 reports Murphy Republican will hold a 16 000 vote plurality over Seymour Democrat in the governor race with results likely early today.
Revised returns show Republicans elect 20 to the senate and Democrats 13. The house leans Republican by 60 votes. The early tally indicates a strong GOP year with party control shifting in Columbus.
Revised returns show Harris Repecene elected state treasurer by more than 60 000 votes in Harrisburg.
Boston reports complete returns showing Crane with a 70,009 plurality for governor.
Cincinnati reports a strong Republican tilt as Gov Nash faces political fallout from his refusal to allow the Jeffries Ruhlin fight last spring for the benefit of the meager fest hall. Local sentiment leans toward the GOP in Hamilton County.
Early returns from Lincoln Nebraska indicate a steady Republican majority for the supreme court judge race. By 10 o clock this morning the tally suggests not less than eight thousand votes in favor of the Republican candidate.
Reports from across Kentucky indicate both the Senate and House have strong Democratic majorities. On the joint ballot the Democrats will hold at least 98 seats, ensuring the election of a Democrat to succeed Senator Deboe, who is a Republican.
New York voters celebrated a decisive Tammany defeat as Fusion contenders swept the aldermanic slate. Low leads with about 90,000 plurality while Fusion appears to control the board. Mayor Van Wyck trails the main Tammany ticket by roughly 20,000.
Howard B. Stokes, long linked to the Fisk Gould era, died two days earlier and was buried at Greenwood Cemetery. His rise from Wall Street clerk to notable victim of sensational stock schemes ended amid trials, fame, and a subsequent life in business after serving four years for manslaughter.
In a lavish ceremony at the bride’s grand home, Maj. Gen. Henry C. Corbin, adjutant general of the U.S. Army, wed Anne Edith Patten, a wealthy Washington heiress. Cardinal Gibbons officiated as President and Mrs. Roosevelt and many high officials attended. Gen Miles and Admiral Dewey were absent.
Officers Freeman and Chipman arrested J McLarensin John Smith and A Clark on suspicion. Florence Clayton described as a fallen woman and her paramour Hideout are believed by police to be implicated in a recent theft.
Hurwitz reports a man named Robinor Wits from 1923 feet for several days missing. Robinor was with Hurwitz when last seen at his home, and friends fear for his safety as he does not drink.
Frank Carlquist, a farmer, cut his throat in a saloon at Second Avenue South and Washington Street, stabbing the wound with a knife. Police moved him to the city jail where he asked to be buried alive, amid a likely temporary mental disturbance. He was attended by Dr. Ludiow and expected to recover.
Art League Bohemian hosts a rainier grand pariora with an evening program. A letter from Dr Max Nordan will be read by Mrs bar editor of The Bohemian. Henry F Butler and 14 others sue to gain three streetlights on Twenty seventh Ave North between East Denny Way and East Madison Street. Assistant U S Attorney B F Cushman attends court in Walla Walla. Council corporations committee meets tonight to act on minor matters from prior meetings.
Mrs Ida Michell Hannum the citys noted soprano will perform next Sunday at the First Methodist Protestant church She plans to render Nearer My God to Thee a hymn favorited by the late president Hannum is remembered for Meyerbeers Cavatina at the Modern Woodmen reception charming a framed audience
The United States consul at Bolii tz Germany seeks to locate Chaa nh a person in this city. Various relatives from Rochester Minn to Oakland Cal and Denver Col seek kin or information on relatives. Names include Frederick Ban, George A Harkham, and Mrs. Rowe Smarthant among others seeking reunions or details.
Peter Gouvener who rooms at the Corbett Lodging house reported a robbery to the police today. He had eyed a room in the house, placed his baggage in his room, and the previous tenants removed their baggage and took Gouvener's luggage.
The city engineer issued permits to J. D. Hewitt for a 1100 dollar lattice frame home at 414 Malden Avenue. W. H. Shepard receives permits for two 2 story frame houses at 2200 and 2902 Fifth Avenue totaling 6000 dollars. W. W. Price is approved for two story frame houses at 2307 to 2311 Fourteenth Avenue South.
A rear window of T. H. Wiley's residence was pried open and the house ransacked last night. Thieves took a revolver kept for defense, several shirts, a taser, and some jewelry. Acting Detective Hubbard found a jimmy used to enter. Suspects described as experienced crooks.
Regents of the state university sold a 60 foot strip on the west side of the old grounds to Jules Redelnheimer for inclusion in the federal building site. The sale, decided several days earlier, also covers about twelve feet of the existing armory site. No other significant business was transacted.
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