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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1899

Page

4

Boers Raid Natal Farm Seizes Fine Horsesch

News from Cape Town and Durban report Boer forces raiding the Natal Stud Company farm near Mooi River capturing about 100 thoroughbred horses valued at 15000 dollars. The Kildoran Castle transport arrives with 2000 troops. Boers fortify Belmont and prepare to resist Methuen’s 10000 man relief column toward Kimberley.

Durban Natal Betcourt Mooi River Natal Stud Company Capetown Belmont Kimberley Methuen Free State Kimberiey Nauwpoort

Roberts of Utah Will Not Be Seated in Congress

Washington Nov 1 There is no doubt congress will refuse to seat Congressman Roberts the polygamist. Opponents argue his three marriages before anti polygamy laws bar seating and comments from Washington lawyers say he lacks legal right. Unanimous public sentiment and protests from churches and women's societies push lawmakers to deny admission, either by objection or direct vote.

Washington, D. C Congress Roberts Washington House

Kidnapped Man Turns Up With Tale Of Bandits

Banks R. Bastress of Cranberry New Jersey reappears in Hanover Pennsylvania after two months, claiming he was abducted near Camden and taken to North Carolina by a gang of counterfeiters who imprisoned him in a cave and fed him only apples and whisky until he escaped ten days ago. He traveled via Mifflin and Philadelphia, then to Virginia and Maryland before reaching Hanover.

New Brunswick N. J Banks R. Bastress Cranberry Here Hanover North Carolina Hbastress Wieir Mifflin Philadelphia Miffilm Camden Pastress Moancke Virginia Wanover

Transcontinental Ticket Rates Stir At Portland Meeting

EZ J Coyle and W E Cameon from Oregon Short Line arrived in the city with Ira Tuttle. The Portland conference restored old rates of 51 to Chicago and 4 to St Paul. No action was taken on selling tickets through brokers. Railroad men seek another meeting and a new Pacific Coast Passenger Association.

W. E. Cameon Oregon Short Line Portland Ira Tuttle Chicago M. Paul Pacific Coast Passenger Association

Railway Notes Spark Leadership Shuffle and Plans

W W Lemeke resigns as city passenger agent for BR and N and moves to Skaeway to lead the Pacific Coast company. W H Kyle from Vancouver becomes Lemeke’s successor. Rumor links A L Mohier to OR and N presidency as Harriman ponders a KC P&G move. Northern Pacific debates Washington Central lease with Great Northern. Mohier departs St Paul for New York after talks with J J Hill. Peter Larsen, a noted railway contractor, is in town. Clearwater truce ends February 1 and NP may start building in neutral territory. Madison Street cable line begins winter service with five minute intervals to power house and lake via lake-route car.

Peter Larsen Mr Walk Northern Clearwater Northern Pacific

Eleven and a half million sockeye eggs taken at Baker hatchery

Baker take hatchery reports eleven and a half million sockeye salmon eggs collected this season. Other items note Davenport waterworks pipe arrival, a proposed Everett monument by John Buford post G A R, and local legal and civic notes from the Spokane and Garfield areas.

Baker Take

The Stage to Fats and Follies on Broadway Theaters

A catalog of performers at New York venues including Wallack's Tony Pastor's Abbey's and the Grand Opera House list many stars and companies. Names such as Holland Kelly Tanner Sothern Russell Beabrooke and Murphey appear with shows like Danites Wives Pinafore and Uncle Tom's Cabin amid a whirlwind of touring troupes and engagements.

Reed urges firm money standard at chamber banquet

Reed told the audience at the 131st annual chamber of commerce banquet in New York that the money standard should be firmly established. Yale President Hadley and Whitelaw Kee also spoke at the event.

New. York Peaker Reed Chamber of Commerce Money Standard Hadley Yale Whitelaw Kee

Secretary Long Expected to Resign Amid Family Illness

Washington reports the resignation of Secretary Long is anticipated due to his daughter’s illness. Long, at Colorado Springs with his family, may be replaced by Assistant Secretary Alien after McKinley’s urging, while he remains committed to duty and the Spanish war record.

Washington, D.C Long Navy Department Bedley-Hampton Sach Department Philippines Admiral Lampoon Medley Bureau of Navigation Alien Colorado Springs

Increase in Standing Army Questioned in Congress

Senators discuss raising the standing army to 100,000 men while noting possible limits on regimental composition and the need for civil government in the Philippines. Hawley suggests peace in the islands must come before any detailed government plan can be set out. President McKinley will refer the matter to Congress as conditions allow.

Washington, D.C Manley Connecticut Senate Committee On Military Affairs Congress Hawley Philippines McKinley

Scarlet fever epidemic hits Mendon with two deaths

An outbreak of scarlet fever rages in Mendon Mercer county with 42 cases and two deaths reported. Secretary Probat of the state board of health is investigating, tracing the epidemic to a house that hosted a scarlet fever case a year earlier. Francie Wilson appeared as Tufts in An Unequal Match at the Chestnut Street theater.

Columbus Mendon Mercer County Probat State Board of Heatth Francie Wilson Frank Wison Tufts Chestnut Street Theater Philadelphia

Furniture Prices Raised by Middle States Association

In Williamsport Pennsylvania on November 23 representatives of the Middle States Furniture Association met to fix a price schedule. They agreed to advance prices 10 percent immediately, affecting eastern markets as many large factories are part of the group. The association will reconvene in Philadelphia on December 31.

Williamsport Middle States Furniture Association Middle States Philadelphia

Boys and Men Wardrobe Bargains From Royse and Hoys

Mixed Cheviot suits and pants for boys ages 4 to 9 sell at deep discounts. One piece and 4 to 9 year outfits feature fine wool and tweed fabrics with durable details for school wear. Shirts, caps, flannel negligees and heavy twill shirts offer low prices, including 2 cent caps and 50 cent shirts.

Royse Roy U. S Army S. Kirk

Telephone Pronunciation Confusion Delays Call

A caller repeats a number many ways to clarify a dialing error. The operator and caller attempt separate digits and grouped figures until the sender confirms twelve sixty four is busy, then ends the call.

Central Dieane

Surgeon for the Maine Leaves to Join British Hospital Ship

At the request of Mrs Whitelaw Reid and other American ladies the secretary of war grants Maj Julian M Cabell medical department leave of absence to accept the position of surgeon on the British hospital ship Maine for service in South Africa. He departs New York for England today.

Washington, D.C Whitelaw Reid Maine South Africa Secretary of War Julian M. Cabell New York England

Amusement Bulletin at Third Avenue Theater Tonight

Tonight program at Coonm Hollow presents vaudeville and moving pictures at Olympic Hall with a varied bill.

Third Avenue Theater Coonm Hollow

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Kimberly Caprptown Kildoran Castle Buller Milner New Jersey EZ. J. Coyle Vancouver W. W. Lemeke BR & N Skaeway Pacific Coast Company W. HL Kyle Lemeke Kyle Canadian Pacific Harriman A. L. Mohier Mohier Kansas City Pittedura Gulf The Northern Pacific Haw Washington Central Great Northern St. Paul J. J. Hill Madison Street Core State News City Water Works Davenport John Buford Post Everett United States Walla Walla Collier and Germain Epangie Weilst Oak Point Cathiamet Gazette Spokane Saya the Chronicle W. W. Kay Garfield Red Crops Society of Tacoma Roe Mryant and Geo. Nelson Pullman Joe Worthy HM. C. Hunt Elberton Madison Lake Minn Anacortes Company H Elienburn Jack Saya Fats i B. M. Holland Wallack's John T Kelly Tony Pantor's Cora Tanner K. HM. Sothern Ole Skinner Bronson Howard Julia Mariane Pinafore” Company Henry E. Dixey Tom Howline Lillian Russell Tony Pastor Thomas Q. Beabrooke Nettie Cecil Joseph Jefferson Rip van Winkle John Drew Daly Company Jennie Yeamans Topey Sol. Smith Russell Edgewood Richard Golden Rice Evangeline” Company Stuart Roteon and W. H. Crane Eve Shannon Eva W. J. Ferguson Abbey's Maurice Harrymore Wallack Modjeska Grand Opera House Richard Mansfield Lee Manteaux Noir Standard Theater Rose Coghlan Houccicault Booth's Ada Reban Dig Clemence Augustin Daly Joseph Murphy Kerry Gow Roland Reed Seraph Haverty Fourteenth Street Theater Robert Mantell Mice Wallis Minnie Maddern Fiske Jarvis Beetson May Irwin Flora Broadway Charles A. Stephenson Leetie Carter Kate Clanton Charles Coghlan Felix Featherstone Sydney Grundy DeWolf Hopper Criterion Comedy Company Laurie Beaudet Maurice Grau Capoul Fifth Avenue Theater Nat Goodwin Havertey Annie Russel Ales Felis Morris J. H. Glimour Tom Russell John FE. Henshaw Princess Carpiliana Broadway Opera House May Ten Broeck Germs Jewel Gas Welsbach Seattle Gas Elecrtic CO Cherry Street O. W. Peterson & Bro Pike St Reserve Fund Arorenes Accident and Bick F. W. Andrews F. L. Miller Home Office Collins Block Joseph Mayer & Bros ieCherry Seattle Transfer CO Frelgyi Yres Transfer CO Phone Main Jackson Street Ilman Brussels Axminsters Bato Brussels Holden & Wilson Furniture Ca Second Ave Ayens White Lymap Seattle Heat and Plumbing Co Stearn General Repertork West Seale Perry Building Marion Sherman, Clay & Co Steinway” Dealers C. &. Edwards & Co del. Western RB. Aves New York Jewelry Co J. G Stewart Pdinburg Medical Institute Amusement Bulletin Martin N. B. Curtis Washburn Winter & Harper Burke Building Marion St Seattle Wash Ramaker Music Co C. C. Berg Orville W. Lowe Seattle Printing CO Yester Way Foo Butterworth & Sony
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