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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1906
Page
7
Waterlogged five-masted schooner in peril near Cape Flattery
The five masted schooner Louisie reports waterlogged off the Columbia mouth with heavy southeast and northerly winds. Helpers are unavailable as Captain Holmes cannot assist. The Louisie sailed Puget Sound November 2 with 1 000 000 feet of lumber for Ettmeen Lumber Co San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisie
Columbia River
Cape Plattery
Puget Sound
Ettmeen Lumber Company
San Prandson
Holmes
Louis
Eleven Dead In Hinby Hotel Collapse In California
Long Beach Cal Nov 10 bodies of three more victims were recovered from the Hinby hotel ruins. The total death toll reaches eleven with all victims now accounted for. An inquest is scheduled for Wednesday as authorities release details of the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe Telegraph Service
Long Breach
Cal
Raime
Hinby
Convention at North Yakima Opens Fifth Annual Good Roads Meet
Thirty seven delegates attended the opening session at North Yakima with additional arrivals by train. President Samuel Hill of Seattle delivered an address as several speakers followed during the morning session of the fifth annual good roads convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
North Yakima
Amnual Good Roade
Samuel Hill
Seattle
Democratic chairman to resign January 1
Chicago reports that Charles Hoechenstein of Edwardsville, chairman of the Democratic state committee, will resign January 1 amid party leadership shifts involving Bryan and Democratic leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New
Bryen
Tphiftmeta
Charles Hoechenstein
Edwardsville
Comeadttee
Beaver Creek Rancher Shot by Neighbor During Hunt
A Beaver Creek rancher, EB Miller, was shot by neighbor August Meir while hunting on Rock Creek near Lewiston Montana. Meir mistook Miller for a deer and fired, mortally wounding him. Miller, a well known hunter, and Meir are both respected locals. Miller had recently married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autte
Mom
Lewiston
Mont
EB Miller
Beaver Creek
August Meir
Rock Creek
Meir
Jim
Mitler
Greeks Kill Bulgarians at Union Ironworks
Reported violence near Union Ironworks in San Francisco follows a clash involving Greek and Bulgarian parties. The steamer Columbian, burned by the American-Hawaiian company, will be ready by February. The sister vessel notes plans to move 660,000 tons of freight this season across the Mexican isthmus via Tehuantepec rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
American-Hawaiian Company
Tollands
Damp Weather Sparks Colds and Furnace Ads
Damp spell drives readers to think cold season and heating needs. Geo H. Woodhouse Co offers complete furnace coats from 45 dollars. Basement Arcade building near University area advertises drip pans and related furnace parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo H. Woodhouse Co
University of Entrance Eee
Large Realty Dales Move With Multiple Seattle Area Sales
John Davie and Co sells to BE Harke a tract of 880 acres north of Pacific City on the Seattle Tacoma interurban for 80000 dollars. George W. Dilling and Co sells to O H L Hurd five acres near Seattle Homestead tracts for 20000 dollars. Additional Seattle Homestead tracts sales include 69th Street and B Jefferson corner for 25000 dollars. Ole Hanson sells southeast corner of two lots for 16000 dollars. A lot on Ninth and Denny Way sells for 4500 dollars. Parry Investment sells southeast corner of Helmont and Rey for 6000 dollars. Magnolia Bluff lot sells for 2500 dollars. Final large sale: M B Crane and Co reports a se building sale to a syndicate for 650000 dollars pending final papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davie & Co
Harke
Pacific City
Seattle Tacoma
George W. Dilling & Co
O. HL Hurd
William Walker
Port Gamble
Seattle
30Th
East Olive
W. B Williams
Helmont and
Rey
Mather McNamara
Hiewaths Park
Magnolia Bluff
Capt. H.W. Smith
Florence Chick
21Th
Cherry
M. B. Crane & Co
Changhat Chat 10 Be Probed
The government will open a federal grand jury investigation Monday into alleged shanghai practices by oystermen. They allegedly shanghaied Charlie Welle, 286 years old, and Julius Strickland, 17, who escaped from a sloop after 27 days aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Norfolk
Federal Trend Jury
Charlie Welle
Julius Strickland
Taft Inspects Fort Sheridan and Tours Chicago
Secretary of War Taft visited Chicago on November 16 to inspect Fort Sheridan then spoke at the Auditorium with army officers before departing for Fort Leavenworth. He described the tour as evaluating whether smaller forts could be merged with larger ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taft
Fort Sheridan
Fort Leavenworth
Kean
Tacoma Plumbers Seek Carpenters Unity in Union Fight
Tacoma plumbers press for carpenter and bricklayer aid in gaining recognition from master plumbers. Three Carpenters union delegates attended a meeting and urged a sympathetic strike, but most carpenters remained unsure of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Carpenters’ Union
Centenary College Faculty Resigns Over Stabbing Incident
Jackson reports that every faculty member at Centenary College resigned in response to Rev Miller being stabbed by President Moncrief. Two days earlier all students left the college over the controversy. Centenary is described as a Methodist institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Centenary College
Moncrief
Miller
Silverware prices rise on plated items in new hike
New York November 10 the advance in sterling silver knives forks and spoons was announced by plated silverware manufacturers led by the International Silver company. Prices were increased by 5 to 10 cents on all plated ware while hollowware such as pitchers bowls and wares remains at old prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Silver Company
State Bank Declares 900 Percent Dividend and Capital Increase
The directors of New York Citys State Bank yesterday declared a cash dividend of 900 percent on its $100,000 capitalization. They also approved a semiannual 59 percent dividend and decided to raise capital from $100,000 to $1,000,000 to reduce the large surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Bank
Alligator In Store Eats Brother During Missing Nourishment
In Fremont on November 4, T. W. Lough reported his pet alligator vanished for eight days while he traveled south. The reptile, famished after a week of refusing food, swallowed a about six inch-long brother gator. The store wanderings continue as the young creature roams at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
T. W. Lough
Mr. Lough
Murrius
Big Meat Sale At City Hall Market Today
City Hall Market at 569 Third Avenue tear Yesler advertises a meat sale for today and Saturday. Listings include roast veal rib roast rib steak lard T bone steak and pot roasts with prices 10c to 4c and phone numbers Ind 622 and M 3188 for inquiries.
eTYLIBM CLOTHES AT LOW PRICES AT BITOTT AND MCGREGOR
Readable ad item notes a clothing store named Bitott & McGregor located at 1929 Second Avenue offering items at low prices without listing higher costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitott & McGregor
Coal Line Delays Hit Beattie Dealers in Shortage
Wagons wait all day in Beattie for coal as small dealers report endless delays and the Pacific Coast company struggles to meet demand. Independent teamsters fill bunkers early, but supply runs out by 8 10 with 21 teams still waiting. Officials blame diverted Roslon coal and higher overall consumption. some dealers threaten to charge for waiting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Te
Cape of & Cold
Alet
Pacific Coast Company
Leeds
Onal
Sam
Beeun
Peetfie Coast Company
Ita Best
Rowlyn
Beattie
Pacific
Roslon
Pacific Coast
Local Flashes keep readers informed on city events
The column reports on multiple items including C J Baker’s convalescence, court postponements for Eaton, and a grand jury reconvening. It notes civic matters such as sewer concerns on Pile street, bids for Beacon Mill project, and traffic regulation talks. Also covered are Alaska exposition, city employee wage requests, and a Y M C A week of prayer lineup.
Refuses Identity at Wayside Hospital Death
A commercial traveler died at Wayside hospital after refusing to reveal his identity or provide family details. He claimed to be 47 and single, but authorities know little beyond his occupation and that he lived unknown. He died after his condition worsened. body taken to Bonney-Watson morgue awaiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonney-Watson Morgue
Anid
Dance at Leschi Park Tonight
A local event invites all to a dance at Leschi Park tonight. Admission is priced at 25 cents for gentlemen and a discounted rate for ladies, promising a fine, good, and jolly time for everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leschi Park
Bunce Hearing Set After Arrest in Emugating Case
Preliminary hearing in the emugating case that led to James Bunce's arrest is scheduled for Wednesday. Bunce posted a bond with United States Commissioner Kiefer late in the afternoon. Also, Charles L Le Seourd and Edna Blanche Ball wed at the Ball home with Rev W B Le Seourd officiating. The local YWCA plans a week of prayer starting tomorrow with a reaper service and talks by Chas Black and other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunce
James Bunce
United States
Kiefer
Charles L. le Seourd
Reaper
Chas. Black
New Inspection Days for Washington Guards
Next week the National Guard units in Washington will be inspected by Col. John Kinzte. Tacoma guards are to be inspected Monday and Tuesday, with Seattle visits planned for the rest of the week. Companies D B L and A Signal Corps will report at 2:30 PM. order signed by Adjt. Gen. Artie Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Kinzte
Tacoma
Col. Kinzte
Seattle
Signal Corps
Adjt
Artie Hamilton
Negro prisoner lynched after removal from jail
VALDOSTA Ga Nov 10 a negro prisoner charged with assault on Miss Grambling a young white woman was lynched at Madison Fla last night after being forcibly taken from the jail by a mob authorities report the prisoner was killed by hanging in Madison Florida believed to have fled the scene before dawn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
Lord & Thomas Founder Kee Thomas Dies in Chicago
Kee Thomas, founder of the Lord & Thomas advertising agency and promoter of the Popular Remedy company, collapsed and died in a Chicago department store this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sertape T Service
Chicago
Kee Thomas
Lord & Thomas
Popular Remedy Company
Evaluating Fire Insurance Firms and their Management
The article outlines criteria for judging fire insurance companies including loss ratio, surplus, and exposure to large city conflagration risks. It notes that mutuals avoid heavy lines and cites Northwestern Mutual Fire Association of Seattle inviting inquiries for verification of past rate decisions after the San Francisco fire.
Milk Wagon and Car Collide at City Intersection
A collision occurred this morning at Ninth Ave and Spring St between an electric car and a Meadowbrook dairy delivery wagon. John Duncan, the dairy driver, was thrown into the street but not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Av
Spring St
Meadowbrook
John Duncan
Colonel Lamping Granted 30 Day Leave of Absence
Coloonel George B. Lamping is granted a 30 day leave of absence by order of Ortis Hamilton adjutant general of the N G W. Lieutenant Colonel Matt HM Gormsey will assume command of the regiment during Lamping s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloonel
George B. Lamping
Ortis Hamilton
The
Matt HM. Gormsey
Lamping
Senate Indian affairs panel meets in Kanbab City
A senate committee on Indian affairs convened in Kanbab City to consider removing restrictions on Indian lands. Senators Clark Wyoming Long Brandeste Teller and Clark Montana comprise the panel. The meeting took place on November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Kanbab City
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Clark
Wyoming
Long, Brandeste
Teller
Montana
Two Performances At Third Avenue Theater For Taylor Farewell
The Chas A Taylor company presents a grand double bill Sunday at noon and evening with A Managers Troubles and The Tie That Binds. Managers Russell and Taylor appear in the afterpiece. Three new moving pictures and specialties by each company member are featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Taylor
Third Avenue Theater
Russell and Taylor
Taylor Company
Wig ships to be built for Robert Dollar for Moran company
On the front, work on two Wig steel steamships for Robert Dollar will start after a Moran company contract was signed. The vessels will be sister ships, 240 feet long with about 2 900 tons. The Oregonian returns to Seattle Tuesday to load freight for San Francisco. The Dolphin arrived from Bridgeway with 83 passengers. Antilochus, a large Ocean Steamship liner, is due in Seattle this month for its first sound run. Druncliffe leaves today for Tacoma to complete loading. The ships to Vladivostok are chartered to Waterhouse & Co. Sapona arrived to load lumber for San Pedro. Signal heads to Winstow for dry dock, then repair. Humboldt leaves tomorrow for Skagway with freight and passengers including U S Marshal Rhoup and Collector Hobart. Fingal, from Vancouver, docks at Wall St. and reports rough seas near Queen Charlotte Sound where the Dolphin and Corwin were seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wig Steel
Ocean Steamship Company
Sound
Seattle
Druncliffe
Haremond Mill
Tacoma
Vladivostok
Waterhouse & Co
Sapsona
Blakely
San Pedro
Signal
Winstow
Clallam Bay
Humboldt
Skagway
United States
Rhoup
Hobart
Juneau
Fingal
O'Neil
Vancouver
Wall St. Dock
Horna
Dolphin
Queen Charlotte Sound
Corwin
Special Meeting Called by Tacoma Trades Council
Tacoma trades council schedules a special meeting tomorrow to decide on responding to the plumbers strike threat and a potential sympathetic strike of all building workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Special Service
Tacoma
The
Trades Council
Taft Visits Fort Leavenworth Then Heads for Fort Riley
Secretary Taft arrived at Fort Leavenworth today where school children and cadets welcomed him. He was escorted to the post by cavalry under Colonel Hall for a reception and inspection before departing at 4 p.m. for Kansas City en route to Fort Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph G Service
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Taft
Cavalary
Hall
Kansas City
Fort Riley
James J. Sexton Loses Valuable Horse
James J. Sexton a contractor near Lake Washington reports the loss of a valuable horse to a mysterious disease baffling veterinarians. The animal valued at about $200 was insured with Pioneer Live Stock indemnity Company for $200, which was paid on presentation. He owns other insured animals and took precautions after the horse’s early week death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Sexton
Lake Washingt
Pioneer Live Stock
Sexton
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Wwe Amt
Cowie
M. Urey CO
Barven Painteng
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Walter Hratt
Wilson’s Mill
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C J Baker
Charles J. Baker
Hell
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Eaton
Campbell
Arctic Brotherhood
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Bentile
Alaska
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John Streich
Fairbanks
Terrence Clark
Sacred Heart Church
Providence Hospital
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Nelson
Seattle, Renton & Southern Railway Company
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Hopital
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Cement Workers’ Union, No 6
Geattie
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Thureday
Stuart L. Hanna
H. A. Woodcock
Week of Prayer
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Tts
Walla Walla
Fred Reid
Kansas
Ferdinand Gehmits
Breanne
Jawes D Hege
Lewmas
Union Savings
Cor
Second Avenue
Cherry Street
Moge Building
Seattle, Wash
Alaska Banking and Game
Pacific Outfitting Co
Pike Street
McCarthy
Second Ave
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