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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1899

Page

4

The New Man Refuses To Put Up In Seattle Gambling War

Ex-Arizona Sheriff Earp enters Seattle gambling scene with partner Tom Urquhar aiming to establish eight horse operation at the California club on Tom Street. He clashes with Considine interests and Seattle officials led by Chief Reed, promising a serious confrontation in the Tenderloin.

Epure Earp Alaska Seattle Estadtia Clancy Himseclf Tom Urquhar Hume Tom Fog Tooth Tom Street Rees Rarp P Gaming House Considine Combine Ompheriff Reed Arizona Cald

Four Reciprocity Treaties Will Soon Take Effect

Four of six pending reciprocity treaties are nearing approval and entry into force. Portugal awaits text corrections after months of delay. Italy’s treaty is under daily talks led by Baron Fava and John A. Kasson with a firm result anticipated. Brazil discusses commodity schedules with Kasson and envisions fair terms for U.S. wheat and flour in exchange for concessions while Brazil’s milling industry expands.

Washington, D. C Portugal Baron Fava John A. Kaeselm France Kasson Prazil Loesia Brazil

Powder in His Tobacco Causes Pipe Blast

Pennegrove New Jersey resident Furman MecCarson Jr. enjoyed tobacco and pipe smoking. A pocketful of loose tobacco mixed with powder caused an explosion when he lit a match, blowing the pipe apart and injuring his face including his eye. He did not know the powders would mix so dangerously.

Pennegrove N. J Furman MecCarson, Jr Pennagrove Cheaeer McCarson M. Carson

Steamer Schedule Notes Wharf Activity and Arrivals

Steamer Cottage City will call for Lynn canal ports tomorrow. Steamer Alice Gertrude will be tied up next Sunday for general overhauling. Captain W L Rogers, out for some time, will resume harbor master duties next week. Steamer City of Seattle sails at 10. Steamer Al-Ki due from Lynn canal ports.

Cottage City Lynn Canal Alice Gertrude W. L. Rogers City of Seattle Al-Ki

Seattle Theater Tonight: Forg's Ferry at Mile Fy Fe Third Ave

The Seattle theater schedule lists Forg's Ferry at Mile Fy Fe Third Avenue Tonight. Olympic Hall showcases vaudeville and moving pictures.

Seattle Mile Third Avenue Theater Olympic Hall

Neb Church Scene Sparks Roberts Debate

In Lincoln, two Mormon elders attending the First Presbyterian church rose when the pastor urged Roberts seat approval. One defended Roberts claiming persecution by political and sectarian foes, and asserting plural marriage no longer taught and no such marriages in Utah in nine years.

Lincoln, Neb Nebraska First Presbyterian Church Brigham H. Roberts Hindman Roberts Roberta Utah

Seals Questioned in C P R Freight to Republic

Grand Forks N D Nov 25 There is continued trouble over cargo shipped by the C P R to Republic. Col Huestia U S customs at Port Townsend says Washington treasury officials ruled shipments cannot be allowed because the law requires breaking seals at the boundary. Seals are broken at Grand Forks depot and goods moved by wagon through Haitian territory to reach Nelson boundary.

Grand Forks, & C Republic United States Col. Huestia United States Customs Port Townsend C. P. BR Treasury Department Washington Scala Boundary Line Pwh Grand Forks Nelson

General Bhaftersg to be retired as major general

Gen Bhaftersg, retired a few weeks ago as brigadier general of the regulars and now major general of volunteers, is likely to receive retirement as major general of the regulars. The president will recommend to congress that he be retired in that rank.

Washington, RD. C Bhaftersg Regulars Congress

Western Central Labor Union Aids Local Unions And Notice

At the WC Labor Union meeting progress on organizing teamsters and cigar makers was reported. An open men only meeting is set for December 6 with a subject selection committee named. Local coal miners in Arkansas and Indian Territory receive support as unions urge buying only from mines using union labor.

Western Central Labor Union Organisation Committee Debs Cigarmakers’ Union Horseshoers Master Morseshoers Union of Horseshoers Building Laborere and Paintere Arkansas Indian Territory Brewers’ Union American Malting Company Milwaukee National Brewery Workmen's Union Central West Bandon B.C WC Il. U

Suspected Train Robber in City Identified by Engineer

A man named Ferguson alias Hall was arrested on a stolen goods charge and jailed. Engineer Jones, who helped identify him as a Wyoming train robbery suspect, judged Ferguson likely the robber but would not confirm. Ferguson may face time in jail or accountability beyond the current charge as authorities decide. John Behram to leave the civil service after four years on the commission due to business interests.

Ferguson Wilken Wyoming Jones Hall Engineer Jones Fergnson Walla Walla John Behram Civil Service Department Commission Abram

Social notes track Tacoma visits and dances in town

Ballard and Tacoma visitors fill columns with arrivals and departures. The street car workers plan a dance at the Armory and many locals attend social gatherings, weddings, and club events through the week.

Armory

Bunco Men Plague Beattle Citizens With Deceptive Schemes

Local commentary laments con artists in Beattle preying on unsuspecting residents. The piece warns the public to beware of confidence tricks and warns that selling uncalled for goods erodes trust in the city’s dealings.

Beattle Bunco

Piano sellers offer high grade instruments at low prices

A dealer condemns overpriced pianos and promotes a sale offering brand names like Knabe Marden Ludwig Bleinway Chan Weber Bach at modest city prices. The message claims to deliver free of charge anywhere and questions why buyers should pay inflated sums for inferior articles.

Atle Beattie Knabe Mardman Ludwig Bleinway Chane

Credit and Piano Tales From a Local Dealer

A dealer recounts customer experiences with a cheap piano purchased as a sample. The instrument was returned after the first and second purchases due to action problems, and a final shipment to Alaska yielded no further hopes. A well known lady reportedly had a similar purchase from another dealer.

Pischer, Packard Roabe Hardman Ludwig Alaska

Piano purchase dispute ends with return and new purchase

A customer recalls a faulty piano bought from a dealer. After repeated repairs and misrepresented branding the piano was rejected by the buyer and a replacement from another firm was purchased. The tale underscores caution in accepting goods from unreliable sellers.

Ramaker Music Co. Piano and Organ Selections

The Ramaker Music Co. invites inspection of its piano stock emphasizing careful investigation of 25 years of commercial standing. They offer fourteen makes with prices from 200 dollars, and also present an organ line including the old and new styles for potential buyers.

Thanksgiving Linen Sale Opens with Irish German English Linens

Thanksgiving sale features bleached Irish table linen from 1.45 a yard to 2.00 value, German damask at 1.40 and English napkins at 1.00 per dozen, plus Turkish red, cream and yellow table linen, linen doilies and napkins in multiple sizes and patterns.

Local firms vow enduring presence and fair pricing

The notice declares long term commitment from merchants in Ann Arbor area markets, touting honest business, own property, and steady shipping to Carlota with moderate rents. It emphasizes reliable service, competitive underselling claims, and readiness to face customers in ten years with conscientious conduct.

Ann Arbor Miller Chicago Carlota Renta

It Floats Transient Dealer Cited in Cemetery Note

A brief item notes a transient dealer who travels between sites saying he moves on when another is found dead nearby. The remark references Mr. It Floats and the belief he offers illicit services in the vicinity.

Honest Deal Promise on Reliable Planes

A seller asserts trust and confidence in buyers, emphasizing a steady reputation and dependable standard aircraft. The pitch argues buyers should rely on the dealer's experience and longstanding goods as proof of value and integrity.

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