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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1905
Page
5
Democrats in Georgetown and Republicans met Tuesday night to discuss a unity platform opposing a city water system purchase by the NY firm. The event heard deference to city interests as two council members expressed support for the plan. The Grand Camp Brotherhood opened its fifth annual session Monday in the same city to conduct business.
The assembly’s work over the past year is nearly finished and should be completed within the next two days. Officials note steady progress and expect final actions soon.
New York reporting on the Insurance investigating committee resuming sessions with most members present. The Democratic nominee John McKeown was defeated yesterday and did not attend. McClintock of Mutual Life returns to the stand for further examination amid ongoing hearings.
United States Attorney Frye opened federal court action against prominent Amber operators in Iowa. Information from Spector of the Land Department and Frederick Dennett indicates a recovery effort for valuable real estate in Clinton County due to alleged fraudulent acquisition.
A group named Ng and Men filed a claim over a valuable timber asset aiming to organise a corporate structure later. The action centers on securing rights and planning for future corporate steps in relation to the resource.
At the Grand theater the production The Bulan of Bulu opens Thursday with scenes of the palace exterior and the cultan’s gardens shown as a faithful tropical isle. Hooligans Trouble to Growing draws big crowds at Third Avenue theater this week while Williams Juvenile Opera Company prepares two operas next week. From Paris opens at the Grand next Sunday with seat sales starting Friday. Seattle audiences flock to The Utene as crowds grow for the shows.
The Stair company opens next Sunday and shows run on Wednesday and Saturday. The schedule reports many splendid features and good crowds are expected at each performance.
Conger, former minister to Ching and prominent figure in Boxer troubles, arrives in Beattie with his wife and family for a brief layover before resuming a Pacific coast tour. He will be staying with his sister-in-law Mrs Willard Conger for a few days.
The event marks the arrival of the first white settlers near Beattie. A banquet is planned by the chamber of commerce on Avatin Griffit suggestion. Early settlers A A Denny CC D Boren and D B Maynard are reported as arriving at Millett Bay about fifty years ago.
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