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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1904

Page

1

Port Arthur Surrender Rumor Circulates In Tokyo

Telegrams report General Stoessel asked for an armistice at Port Arthur with unclear terms. Japanese troops fear massacre if captured and hope Stoessel will capitulate before fall of the city. Other dispatches note outpost repulse, heavy Russian losses, and a French general assault planned.

Seriews News Ass'n Tokio Stovessel Port Arthur Stoessel Rome Giornale

Ex Mayor Humes Dies in Fairbanks Alaska

Former Seattle mayor and King County Superior Court judge Thomas Jefferson Humes died in Fairbanks Alaska after a heart attack. A rugged, colorful leader with a wide open policy, he served Seattle as chief executive from 1897 to 1902 and on the superior bench for the same period. He left office poor, known for blunt honesty and friendship, with a large circle of friends across the state.

Thomas Jefferson Humes Seattle King County Superior Court Fairbanks Alaska Tami W. D. Wood Meredith John Considine Sullivan Judge Ballinger Jaudeee Burnes Whs Clinton County Indiana Keokuk County Iow Humes Lake Washington

Mark Twain Resemblance Highlighted by Roosevelt in Seattle

President Roosevelt remarked to Mayor Humes that he resembled Mark Twain during a Seattle visit in August. The two men shared height build blue eyes and bushy white hair and both pursued public service with humor and wit. The mayor and Twain both westward natives from the Mississippi and each influenced public life in distinct ways.

Seattle Humes Roosevelt Mark Twain Samuel L. Clemens Clemens Huckleberry Finn New York Nevada Northwest Elmira Snet Fall

Shot In The Back At Paseo Dance

Tacoma November 10 A railroad brakeman Samuel Cohen of Pasco was shot in the back at a Paseo dance when a revolver in a man's coat pocket discharged. Cohen, wounded in the shoulder blade and spinal column, was taken to Fannie Paddock hospital. doctors believe lungs are unharmed and prognosis is serious but not fatal.

Cohen

Mead Carries King by Six Thousand Seven Hundred Seventy Nine

Complete county returns show Mead winning King by 6 779 votes, giving the Republican ticket a strong majority. Jack Williams is defeated for sheriff by 3 028 votes.

Mead

Fire destroys residence. three die in New York blaze

A morning fire at 146 East Ninety-seventh Street in New York City killed three residents. Frederick Webber Blanche Uhlien and William Uhlén perished. authorities believe the blaze was incendiary.

New York East Ninety-seventh Street Frederick Webber Blanche Uhlien William Uhlen

Mead Wins Governor Race in King County by Wide Margin

Complete returns from all precincts show Albert Be Mead the Republican governor candidate with a 6 775 vote plurality over Judge George Turner. L C Smith wins sheriff by 3 078 over Jack Williams as the county ticket leans Republican by about 7300. Roosevelt electors carry the county by a huge margin among 27 208 ballots. Ballots counted late. city tallies dragged into today with uncertainty in some precincts.

Cinct King County Albert Be Mead George Turner L. C. Smith Jack Williams Kenneth Mackintosh Jay ©. Allen Ballard Roosevelt Mead Turner Albert &. Mead Cave

Dynamite Blast Collapses Tacoma Building

A dynamite blast at 11:36 near Fourteenth and A streets in Tacoma caused a partial collapse of the West Coast Wagon building. Contractor CC DD Bimore, supervising the foundation work, set the charge and escaped unharmed as debris rained into the cellar. no injuries were reported.

Tacoma Cnal Fourteenth West Coast Wagon Company CC. DD. Bimore

Engineer Heads to Panama for Canal Work

J. A. Wallace, chief engineer of the canal, arrived today and will sail for Panama tomorrow. He plans to make Panama his permanent home with his wife accompanying him as work on the canal proceeds with vigor.

Canal Panama

Wyoming Runs Aground Near Port Angeles

The U S monitor Wyoming ran aground at Point White while en route from Bremerton to target practice grounds. It sustained damage including a two plate breach and a flood in two compartments and will enter dry dock on November 16 for repairs.

Navy Yard Bremerton Port Angeles United States Wyoming Point White Pleasant Beach

Murder and suicide after killings near Los Angeles

Bodies of Robert McCommon and his wife were found in their Fredericks cottage near Los Angeles. Both had been shot. It is believed McCommon killed his wife and then committed suicide. No motive is known though he was reportedly intoxicated.

Bertope News Ass'n Los Angeles Cal Robert McCommon Fredericks McCommon

Mead Wins Governor Seat Amid Roosevelt Landslide Victory

Early returns show Albert B. Mead elected governor for the Republican Party by about 14 733 votes, with Roosevelt piling up a vast statewide majority and Turner mounting a strong but losing bid. Final totals indicate Mead’s statewide majority near 13 733 after accounting for county results.

Strenuous Night Ends With Robbery Tie to Matson

Housemover C Cathron of 811 Sixteenth avenue south was robbed of $9 by three men after an evening of cards. Stuart Matson was arrested after Cathron identified him. Police filed a charge of highway robbery. Cathron later recognized Matson at the Comique theater amid ongoing investigation.

Cathron Comique Crandall Matson

Plucky Katherine Gilman Fends Off Mason with Shasta Bottle

Western actress Miss Katherine Gilman of the James Neill company uses a siphon bottle of Shasta water to drive off a masked man blocking her path near Plymouth Congregational church at seven o clock foggy night. She hurries to Providence hospital to reach a dying colleague and to perform as Micah in The Holy City.

Misserine Gilman James Neill Company Third Avenue University Street Plymouth Congregational Church Miss Gilman Stanford University Union Street Providence Hospital Micah

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