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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1903

Page

8

France Denies Panama Republic Recognition Report

The foreign office denied a press agency report that France had recognized the Panama republic, calling the claim absolutely false. Rumors of new complications in the Panama affair circulated after the denial, as President Roosevelt met with Republican leaders to discuss the situation.

Republic of Panama Pari Foreign Office France Panam Washington Rd.c United State Roosevelt Senate

Kaiser Failing Health Presented in Bulletin

Realin Nov 11 bulletin says the Kaiser shows normal progress and benefited from yesterday’s walk. Wound diminishing yet throat infection worries physicians. He remains generally debilitated and doctors urge conserving strength to avoid dangerous excitement.

Vile de Mulhauer Entangled in Alaska Cable Situation

The French bark Vile de Mulhaue is tangled in the Alaska cable in the harbor. One anchor freed. the other is snagged on the cable, requiring the Burnside s cable ship to disentangle. Harbor officials warned Captain Connevet to avoid further damage or liability. Attempts to free the cable have failed so far, with nightfall looming as a potential risk.

Ville DE Mulhouse Seattle Harbor Alaska Paset Connevet Cabie Jensen Signal Corps Unliss

Japs Still Talk War Protest Grows Across Japan

Nov 11 dispatches from London report Japanese advices claim Russia would evacuate Manchuria, easing fears of Russo Japanese conflict. Premier Katsura met a deputation from the Anti Russian league urging united resolve as authorities seek a calm public response to the crisis.

London Japan Russia Manchuria Katsura

Colored man sues Puget Bound Navion over alleged mistreatment

COLOR LINE H Brockina sues Puget Bound Navion to recover 2.0 for humiliation. He alleges that in October he bought a Victoria steamer ticket and a berth ticket on the Majestiee. The purser J Lyle allegedly threw the berth ticket on the floor and exclaimed there are no black berths, and refused to show Brookins to the bed he paid for amid bystanders.

H. Brockina Puget Bound Navion Company J. Lyle P Ser Victoria Brookins Lyle Ehaer

Alexander the Whaler Sets Season Catch in Arctic Waters

The whaling bark Alexander secured seven bowheads the largest catch of the season valued at the cargo plus 16 fox skins and ivery. Reaching 73 degrees north, she pressed north of Banks Land and bucked ice to the whaling grounds. Several boats were damaged by whales and ship’s carpenter John Lander died at sea. Crew deserted at Teller, and the Alexander, while leaking, put into Dutch Harbor for repairs.

Alexander Ivery Banks Land Alen John Lander Teller Wessel Ee Merning Star William Ie Hering Sea Dutch Harbor

Stage "In the Palace of the King" at Seattle theater

Marion Crawford presents a romantic drama drawing good houses with fine staging and court costumes. The show runs all week with a Saturday matinee and strong audiences. Mason and Mason delight crowds at Third Avenue theater with the farce Rudolph and Adolph, featuring a lively chorus and catchy songs.

Palace of the King Marion Crawford Seattle Mason and Mason Third Avenue Theater Rudolph Adolph

Dakotans Elect Officers at North Dakota Association Meeting

At a Little's hall gathering of the North Dakota Association of the State of Washington new officers were elected for the coming year. O. Bauter was named president with vice presidents Bruce Griggs Wenatchee J D Campbell Spokane and J A Coleman Everett. James W Douglas was secretary and W H W McGill treasurer. A musical program followed the business portion and the evening concluded with dancing.

North Dakota Association

D. C. Floyd & Co Money to Loan on Jewelry

D C Floyd and Company offers loans on watches diamonds and jewelry. Located in Room 211 Collins block second floor.

Collins Block

Wire Bee Eaters and Silk Spools Listed for Sale

The notice advertises items including Wire Bee eaters and a 146 spool of Standard Crochet and Knitting Silk. It presents a brief sale listing with minimal details and no dates or locations.

Biggest Chicago strike looms as street car workers threaten halt

Labor leaders hold talks to avert a historic street car strike in Chicago with one fourth of lines expected to shut tomorrow. Unions seek a 20 percent wage boost and repeal of an anti union ban, while manager McCullough rejects both. Police fear riots as a mass meeting is held for ratification.

Chicago McCullough Home Farley Taster

Arrest Apostle Grant Charged With Unlawful Cohabitation

Salt Lake City November 11 a warrant was issued for Apostle Herber J Grant after his open statement that he has two wives and is proud of it He is charged with unlawful cohabitation with Augusta n Grant and Emily Wells Grant He was to lead Mormon missionary work in Europe and had planned to depart Emily Wells Grant one wife was to accompany him Grant was previously convicted in 1878 for the same offense and fined $500 He admitted to two wives and donated scholarship funds to the university son and wives he supports.

Salt Lake Herber J. Grant Augustan Grant Emily Well Grant Mormon Church Europe Emily Wells Grant Apostle Grant Utah University

Alaskan Bill Proposes Territorial Government and Salmon Hatcheries

Washington on November 11 Representative Sulzer of New York reintroduced bills to create a territorial government for Alaska with officers a legislative assembly and a delegate to Congress. The other bill aims to aid salmon canners by funding hatcheries to sustain the salmon supply. William McKinley Circle Ladies of G A R B holds a rummage sale at 148 Third Avenue near Pike Street.

Star Washington, D. C Sulzer New York Alaska William McKinley Circle G. A. RB Third Avenue Pike Street

Revival of American Shipping Debate at Chamber Meet

Seattle chamber of commerce heard six week old committee report on the ship subsidy bill now before national congress. Erastus Brainerd chairs the committee with CC Smith J W Clise James Campbell and J B Mickle. Report favors the bill and urges congressmen from the state to support it.

Jal National Congress Erastus Brainerd CC. J. Smith J. W. Clise James Campbell J. B. Mickle Congress Seattle Chamber of Commerce Terue

Superior Judge Limits Husband's Damages in Wife Death Case

Judge Albertson ruled a husband cannot recover damages for loss of his wife's services and companionship. He instructed the jury to award 20 000 dollars to A L Young from Seattle Electric for the death of Mrs. Maurine Young. Funeral expenses and doctor bills totaled 184 dollars. The ruling may be appealed.

A. L. Young Seattle Electric Company Maurine Young Supreme Court Hummes and Bostwick Young

Oregon Football Team Invades Seattle for Saturday Clash

The Oregon football squad arrives in Seattle tomorrow morning and stays through the Washington game on Saturday afternoon. They will lodge at the Washington hotel as hopes run high for an exciting showdown with Washington with Coach Koteht claiming the Huskies are in peak condition for their best game yet.

University of Oregon Seattle Washington Oregon Koteht

Health board appoints McGee to quarantine inspector post

The board of health held an informal telephone meeting and appointed J. F. McGee to fill the vacancy created by C. W. Deveeman resignation as quarantine inspector. Terry King was named to...

Board of Health J. F. McGee C. W. Deveeman Terry King

Banquet Honors Grand Chancellors at Local Knights Event

A reception and banquet were held last night for Grand Chancellor John R. Stevenson of Washington and Grand Chancellor B. Waldman, hosted by Knights of Pythias lodges Queen City No. 10 and Seattle No. M at Pythian Hall. About 150 guests attended the banquet.

John R. Stevenson Domain of Washington B. Waldman Knights of Pythias Queen City No. 10 Seattle No

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