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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1904
Page
3
Charilea Kinnear signals his intent to dismantle the Spokane road trestle across the tide flats accusing county commissioners of overstepping rights. He says he will fence and tear the structure himself after giving notice and plans to pursue protest if demands are not met.
Lola Williams is discharged and free after confessing to Chief Delaney that Steve Brodie had the jewel. The fake stone was found when the box was opened two days ago, prompting blame among police, prosecutors, and defense. Barbee discovered the deception and alerted the court.
A hurricane followed by a Mead has ravaged the Taluese islands in the Malay archipelago leaving about 30,000 people destitute. Homes boats and plantations are destroyed.
George Washington Fox aged 29 of Seattle and Caroline G. Torgson of Keanmore receive marriage licenses. Edward L. Merritt aged 28 and Emma Wren aged 20, both of Seattle, also listed for license approval.
Last night the Inet performance of His Wayward Son played at the Alcazar theater. Beginning tonight and through the week the romantic melodrama A Soldier's Sweetheart will be presented. Souvenir photos of Tom Weidemann offered to women in attendance. Lexington funeral held for Colonel W. H. C. Breckenridge this afternoon.
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce committee on state legislation will meet tomorrow at 3 pm to discuss bills for the coming session. Topics include increasing the county commissioners board good roads tax exemptions for bonds and drainage on the White Black and Duwamish rivers. The group plans to draft bills to seek passage in the legislature.
Ralph Goddard a local manager of Southern Mutual Investment Company wed Leila Dane of San Diego after meeting in Portland. The couple, who arrived by steamer, were married by Dr. Morri con and will live in the city after a short honeymoon. The wedding came as a surprise to many friends.
Through the death of Charlie Hanasharaki at Seattle General Hospital Saturday afternoon the public learned of an explosion that caused multiple injuries including three others. The incident prompted inquiries into the event and its causes.
A Friday night accident in the Rainier club second kitchen burned three Japanese helpers and Chef Bellogg as alcohol from a burning can spilled. The deceased helper died at the hospital after the blast and fire, endured with grit. Separately, Yon Tao sighted a German steamer Matetan attempting to run a blockade near Port Arthur, seized at Bawebo.
John De Marie admitted guilt in a police court session this morning through his attorney. The fine and costs were set at five dollars. He was arrested days earlier by Patrolmen Chipman and Helms, found with nearly $100 in Confederate money, and a revolver on his person. A recommendation to charge him with attempting to pass counterfeit money was noted for Prosecuting Attorney Scott.
The Salvation Army announces a Jubilee Week with a free Thanksgiving feast for children under 14 at 8 PM. The week features daily music programs led by Miss Longacre Rev J Vincent Jones and the Welsh Presbyterian church choir with contributions from Leavitte of the Y M C A and the Y M C A orchestra later in the week.
Fresno Col Nov 21 James Wighy shot and killed his wife and her lover A V Ming in a jealous rage. Authorities say the couple had separated after the man pursued the woman despite warnings.
The German Methodist Episcopal church will erect a new frame building on First Avenue North and Howe Street on Queen Anne hill. The project costs 8 000 and a permit was issued Saturday. No agents or coupons. discounted photos offered at 25 percent by Exean & Erickson 1616 Let Ave.
Charlen Cooper aged 22 a UC student died in Golden Gate Park this morning from a self inflicted gunshot. The incident appears to be a death by own action with no immediate clues at the scene. Cooper’s home is noted as Aurora DL. No evidence found on the body explaining the act.
An old advertisement claims the remedy Dr King s New Life Pill quickly eases throbbing headaches. It boasts thousands of cured cases and pure blood to build health, priced at 26 cents with a money back guarantee. The ad lists G O Guy Inc as sponsor and an address on Becond Avenue and Yee.
A. T. Rankin an expressman was badly injured in a runaway on that avenue this afternoon. The frightened horses led to a collision with a telephone pole on Marion street where Rankin narrowly avoided more harm. He was hurled onto the sidewalk and rendered unconscious. the other wagon driver escaped with minor injuries. Rankin was carried to a nearby drug store and then home at 505 Olive Street.
L Davey was found guilty of simple assault by a superior court jury for slashing Patrolman John King’s clothing during the arrest attempt in a Tenderloin district proceeding. Harry Walton’s supporters still struggle to raise funds to cover his deficit as he remains jailed, with bondmen asserting they will keep trying to secure his release.
A reader advertises a guaranteed weight loss remedy claiming 66 pounds shed quickly without exercise or starvation. She asks interested parties to send a stamped self addressed envelope to Mrs. and G. Woodward, Box 887, Oregon City, Oregon. Also mentions Treys Mackintoshes and Rubber Coats at The Rubber Store, 714 Ist Avenue.
The New Store announces a Misfit Carpet Sale to draw crowds. The sale features a fine assortment of remaining patterns priced below regular selling values, promising high value on every carpet.
Secretary James B. Meikle of the chamber of commerce reported that just before leaving for San Francisco Assistant Secretary of the Navy Darling spoke in strong terms favoring an extension of the Puget Sound naval station.
Mrs H Newson of Decatur Mm endured years of stomach and bowel distress with no relief until Electric Bitters was tried. She reports immediate improvement and full recovery. The tonic is promoted for liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles by G O Guy druggist on Second Avenue and Westier.
Mr Darling praised Bremerton prospects for navy funding as part of a $115,000,000 Puget Sound package. He urged a larger share but warned Congress may limit the request. He favored extending the current dry dock and adding another, plus a marine railway and other upgrades.
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