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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1901
Page
1
The article reports that General Manager Carvalho and Assistant City Editor Hammond have been jailed amid accusations of biased reporting and scandal in the newsroom.
Judge Hanecy fines Lawrence managing editor ten days and reporters Homer and Canfield thirty days each for contempt. The American faced charges over a quo warranto challenge to the gas trust coverage. Court appoints special attorney to identify publication sources as custody issues and writs of habeas corpus flow through proceedings.
Fragmentary notes show discussion in Western Congress on re-enacting the Chinese exclusion act. Mention of a March limitation and doubt about the statute's reasonableness and effects on Americas. Minister We is referenced in critique of the policy.
A man was fined 25 dollars after a court found him guilty of assault and battery in Emery Towers weeks ago. The judgment notes the offender faced a single financial penalty.
York reports Seventh National Bank finally opens after a four month hiatus. The institution renames to Geald, revealing a new president at the helm as operations resume.
Police report a Grand Trunk agent in Polis Michigan was robbed of 1700 dollars last night by two men who later captured the money. Authorities pursue leads to identify the suspects and recover the funds.
In Chicago on November 12 Grace Coffin, daughter of Amos Snell the murdered millionaire, secures a divorce from her mate amid a tangle of family disruption. Fran Gatting and James Walker are named in the troubled sequence as divorce proceedings unfold shortly after Coffin’s murder case.
A morning blaze in Boston caused extensive damage and destroyed nearly 125000 dollars worth of goods. Fire crews battled the flames, with Mayor and city officials assessing the loss and damage. No injuries reported, and investigation into the fire’s cause continued.
Army reports indicate Washington, D C posts will adjust to new fee accommodations. The details involve measures for facilities and stationed personnel, with directorates outlining steps and timelines for implementation.
Four suspects described as shoplifters entered The Fair at Avenue and Pike Street yesterday afternoon around 6 30 stole a dust of lake toned goods while one man engaged clerk D D Clark in conversation three others took the goods police were called and are investigating the incident.
Here at Island of Syra on November 12 the squadron commander Cailiard said to have left Mitylene will arrive here tomorrow. He will stay until the Porte fulfills its promises to France.
A lamp overturned in the John Co store sub-basement on Berond Avenue caused a fire at 4:30 PM. Water was applied to extinguish the flames. Electricity in the north basement area was damaged. employees evacuated safely as firefighters contained the blaze and prevented spread to nearby goods.
Fire officials report the waterlogged concrete floor became energized causing a brief, hazardous situation as firemen moved away from the area. Fire Marshal Kellogg estimates total losses from the incident will not exceed $100.
Ed Kelly of Kansas and Kid Lewis of Denver signed articles for a scientific boxing bout near Seattle on November 25 under the Olympic Athletic Club. It will be a 20 round mill with possible extension if no decision is reached. The winner takes 76 percent of gate receipts. a $250 side bet is posted. The Case-Queenan match for December 6 is also promised, both fighters said to be hard punching.
The direct examination of Judge Noyes shows a broad denial of prior witnesses’ statements. He says he never sought to influence outcomes, never aided defendants or plaintiffs, and did not “pack” the jury. Cross witness testimony claims McKenzie is of means and integrity while bond facts are disputed.
Lord Kitchener reports that Boer casualties in the northeast have risen since November 3 to 62 killed 19 wounded 104 captured and 48 surrendered indicating significant losses for the Boer forces amid ongoing operations.
A Bristol post office safe was blown open this morning yielding about $1500. A crowd of citizens watched as the blasts occurred and the culprits escaped after the nine explosions. Local authorities investigate the burglary.
ANOTHER PLYMOUTH, Towa, Nov. 12. The Bank of Plymouth was robbed last night of $1500. The building was almost wrecked.
The famed Koh-i-Noor diamond is slated to become part of the Crown of Queen Alexandra during the coronation procession. The historic gem, long tied to imperial history, will symbolize royal authority and ceremony as the crown is presented.
Fragments report a severe coastal storm battering England with strong winds and high surf. The rough seas continued to impact coastal areas while authorities warned residents to stay indoors and secure property.
Secretary Meikle of the Chamber receives specifications for expansion at the San Beane Navy Yard. Four items listed include hardware electrical supplies and more. Bids must be sent to the Navy Department in Washington by noon on November M and will be publicly opened at that hour. Seattle region forecast southerly winds with rain.
TM Harber of Armour Pao Co. faces charges of selling lard containing cottonseed oil. Witnesses testify over purity, with authorities split on lard composition as the hearing continues at the university and city hall, with Food Commissioner McAidle and Deputy Prosecutor Griffiths presiding.
TLAA president Beattie visiting Victoria and Vancouver reports strong enthusiasm among machinists there and in Seattle. Iron workers at Fulton Iron Works in San Francisco yielded to demands, reinforcing resolve to resist Seattle Metal Trades until their terms are met.
Frank Thompson, the leader of the mutiny at the federal prison that left 26 prisoners dead, was captured eight miles north of Council Grove by a U S marshal’s posse. Warden McClaughrey says two of Sheriff Cook’s men Hewitt and Sutherland are involved. Hewitt and Sutherland to be returned for punishment and confinement.
New es C Rathbun confessed under interrogation that he planned to kill Charles Goodman of Evansville to collect $4000 on his own life. Rathbun claimed Goodman died naturally of alcoholism and that he had no accomplices.
Revival meetings continue at the Protestant church on Third Avenue and Pine Street Tonight Mvan griet I G Martin will speak on The Social Dance The Beck family will contribute several of their famous folk songs during the service
An alarm from the Black Corner Western Avenue Virginia Street reported a fire this morning. An overheated stove in a room ignited the wood but the damage was nominal.
Ends of Sidney D Perkins pro of the Tacoma were centently sending congratulatory messages on the advent of a pea daughter born to Mr and Mrs.
The first witnesses in the Considine case recount multiple gunshots near Guy's store on Yesler Way. J Moore, Oliver Crews, Dr. David De Beck, and others describe hearing shots, seeing Meredith with a gun, and noting reactions of bystanders and officials.
Three witnesses testified this morning that Meredith threatened Considine before the affray, two from Spokane who said they met Meredith there shortly before the incident. The testimony focused on disproving the sixth shot, with many witnesses called for that purpose, making proceedings monotonous and reducing spectator attendance.
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