City Hall Plan Delayed Pending Bond Election
A Seattle council special committee postponed action on J A Moores plan to erect a new city hall on university grounds delaying further discussion until after the December 6 bond election. Moores lease terms and proposed sale options with university regents were presented as possible better bargains for the city.
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J. A. Moore
Murphy
Moore
Kiplinger
University Regents
University Grounds
Gill
City Hall
University
Mr. Moore
Commonwealth
Second Ward School Board Ticket Endorsed
The local party club last night backed a school board ticket with F. M. Muldoon a Republican and J. W. Fitts a Democrat. Muldoon a real estate man and ex councilman, Fitts a city street contractor, both Second Ward residents seeking ward representation on the board.
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Rainier Heights
Roosevelt at Exposition Grounds in St Louis
President Roosevelt tours the fair grounds attending a football game and reception with Mrs. Roosevelt and Alice. A trial concludes with Adam facing a life sentence after a lengthy case with a harsh defense.
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Beripps News
ST. Louis
Union Station
Wabash
Fair Grounds
Transportation
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Jefferson Guards
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Alice
Thompson
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Committee of Exposition
Francia
Panama Dispatch by Mar jen E Pew to Run Next Tuesday
The Star will publish the first Panama article by special correspondent Mar jen E. Pew. He is now on the isthmus and will send letters starting with the issue dated next Tuesday November 2.
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Panama
Marjen E. Pew
Isthmus
Star
Brewers Union Defeated in AFL Session Clash
In San Francisco on November 26 the morning AFL session saw the Brewery Workers' Union defeated on every vote except one in its conflict with the International Brotherhoods of Engineers, Firemen and Teamsters. The brewers sought to bring all technical workers at breweries under their union, while engineers, firemen and teamsters maintained separate, distinct bodies. The Federation sustained the separate unions.
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San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
Brewery Workers’ Union
International Brotherhoods of Engineers, Firemen and Teamsters
Teamseters
Engineers
Teameters
Patterson Case Delayed by Juror Illness
The Paterson trial ended for the day as a juror fell ill delaying proceedings until Monday. Police deny reports that J Morgan Smith Nan Patterson's brother in law has been found or jailed after being subpoenaed by the grand jury.
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New York
Patterson
J. Morgan Smith
Nan Patterson
City to Power Cedar River Plant for First Tests Tonight
City Engineer Thomson announced the electric plant at Cedar River will be energized tonight to test the line and connections. A crew was sent to Renton to raise poles and stretch wires, with Seattle and Renton disputes delaying progress. Once the Seventh Avenue Yesler Way distributing station is finished, the city plans to provide its own street lights.
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Thomson
Cedar River
Renton
Seattle
Snoqualmie
Seventh Avenue
Yesler Way
Wiltie Reappointed as Chief Deputy to Coroner Elect Carroll
Wiltie has been named chief deputy to Coroner elect Carroll. For four years he served similarly under Coroner Hoye. A graduate of the University of Oregon, Wiltie’s connections tie to a high profile Underwood case where one principal was jailed for murder after the infant was strangled and hidden in a bag.
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FL Wiltele
Carroll
Wiltaie
Hoye
Wiltwie
University of Oregon
Witsie
Underwood
Fort Ehrlung blown by Japanese bombardment unfolds
Reports from Tokio say Fort Ehrlung's north face was blown up by a Japanese bombardment beginning at dawn. Several hundred Russians were killed and twenty guns rendered useless in the attack.
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Lung
Fort Ehrlung
Fraud charges fly as Colorado race debates fixers and results
The Bert News Association reports Republicans accuse Democrats of election fraud and plot to alter Pueblo county returns while Democrats claim Republicans staged naturalization fraud and a Denver led plot affecting state results. The Colorado Supreme Court tweaks election certificates order threatening Adams’ inauguration and Peabody’s governorship status.
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Bert News Assn
Denver
Alva Adams
Peabody
Repute
Sena
Pueblo
Boulder
Pueblo County
Supreme Court
The
Election Commission
Adams
Patchwork of crime and conflict across cities
The morning testimony in land fraud cases tied Emma Watson to 8. A. D. Puter as cohabitants to suggest conspiratorial intent. Frederick Cribbs’ deed links him to lands allegedly secured for him by Watson. Separately a fatal train crash in Dunkirk killed a fire foreman, while militia was sent to Zeigler amid miner tensions. In Cincinnati Bracken faced grand jury charges, and in San Francisco a fatal shotgun attack occurred over a beef conflict with a dog. The day also saw a high level state department shakeup and Portland baseball franchise talks with Walter McCreedie named manager for $10,000. In New York Roche claimed self-defense in a fatal shooting against Felton amid gambler circles.
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Ore
D. Puter
Emma Watson
Princeville
Frederick Cribbs
Wisconsin
Dunkirk
N. Y
Lake Shore
Frank Miller
Ngfield
Zeigler
Leiter
Cincinnati
Thos. Bracken
Samuel Weakley
Edward Trainer
San Francisco
Cal
Joseph Smith
Joseph McGowan
Washington
State Department
Francis Loomis
Ellis
Kent Loomis
Loomis
William W. McCreedie
Walter McCreedie
Walter
New York
Guy Roche
Roche
Felton
Hane
Water shut off on multiple streets this Monday
Water will be shut off Monday from 9 a.m. to noon on First avenue south and Railroad avenue from Jackson street to the city limits affecting all factories. Also outages on Republican and Mercer streets from Third avenue west to the waterfront and on Fourth avenue west from Republican to Roy street.
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Railroad Avenue
Jackson
Railroad © Avenue
Republican Street
Mercer Street
Third @ avenue
Aleo
Fourth Avenue
Republican
Roy Street
Cars Arrive for West Seattle Electric Railway
Cars for the West Seattle electric railway arrived yesterday and will be placed on tracks immediately to be ready for service by the first of the month.
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West Seattle Electric Railway
Scotty Ferguson Hoodwinks Mayor Over Concert Hall License
Mayor Ballinger signs a license for J. J. Ferguson at the Comique theater after a $1,000 city payment. Officials say only soft drinks may be sold. police chief Delaney vows to enforce the liquor law and bar women from selling drinks. A clash looms as Ferguson challenges the prohibition with political pressure and a fight over how the license is interpreted.
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Ballinger
J. J. Ferguson
Comique
Ferguson
Delaney
Scotty
Ana
Gill Plans Bid for City County Unified Hall
City council enlists citizen support to back a legislative statute uniting city and county offices in a single combined hall. President Gill urged council and public cooperation at a public buildings and grounds committee meeting. Chamber of Commerce backs the plan as a cost efficient, convenient public building concept with talks on civic topics and Sunday sermons announced.
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Moore
Horton and Mackintosh
University
Gill
Fourth Avenue
Carnegie Library
Rainier and
Seattle Athletic Clube
Lincoln
Stander
Post-Intelligencer
Tssue
Keezer
Rainier Heights
Timothy Llogg
Court House
King County
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Llwyd to Discuss Labor Question in Sermon Series
Rev J P D Llwyd pastor of St Mark s church will open a series of sermons on labor problems under The Social Crisis heading starting next Sunday evening. Llwyd has personally invited members of the Western Central Labor union at its last meeting.
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Union
Combine
J. P. D. Llwyd
St. Mark's Church
Dr. Llwyd
Western Central Labor Union
Mahoney Dies After Hardship on Sandspit
Charles Mahoney, an aged hodcarrier and county dependent, died last night at his home on the sandspit with no doctor present. Deputy Coroner Arnold investigated. remains sent to Tenney-Watson morgue for burial by the county. The Star helped bring attention to his plight.
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Charles Mahoney
Sandspit
Arnold
Tenney-Watson
Mahoney
Star
George Stanley Bound Over in Hotel Shooting Case
George Stanley, accused of shooting Peter Bressler at the Queen City hotel, was bound over to await his preliminary hearing after defaulting on a $2,000 bond. Two shots were fired, one striking Bressler’s hat and another causing chest injury. Bressler remained hospitalized until yesterday. Stanley attempted to flee but was thwarted by police.
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George Stanley
Peter Bressler
Justice Gordon
Stanley
Queen City
Bressler
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