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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1899

Page

3

Navy approves plan for eighteen new warships

Washington November 8. Secretary of the Navy backs the board of construction plan to build three armored cruisers of about 12000 tons each three protected cruisers about 8000 tons six gunboats of about 1000 tons and six gunboats of about 600 tons The twelve gunboats are for the Philippines and Admiral Dewey urged lighter drafts while seaworthiness was considered The department will award six new cruisers under the department plans.

Washington, D. C Secretary of the Navy Board of Construction Congress Phillippines Admiral Dewey Marietta Wheeling Department Naval Board of Construction

Rich Butte Men Wealth Unknown to Themselves

In Butte Montana two men unexpectedly profit from newly valuable estates. Milton Barrett once a resident here now in San Francisco notes Barrett property in that city could pass to heirs if he dies. Andrew Murphy of Butte inherits an aunt’s estate in Moncton New Brunswick, prompting questions of ownership.

Butte Mont Milton Barrett Larry P Barton San Francisco Barrett Andrew Murphy Putte Moncton N. B

Imprisons 350 in a coal mine accident at Leavenworth

In Leavenworth Kansas the main hoisting wheel broke at a state coal shaft in Lansing. The engineer acted quickly to avert loss of life as 350 prisoners and workers were trapped. Food was lowered and teams would be raised through an unsafe air shaft, with two weeks needed to replace the broken wheel and a cost between 20 000 and 25 000 dollars.

Leavenworth Kan Lansing

Brief notes from the patent list in Washington

The federal patent office released today a list of new patentees including John Nash of Dayton Washington for a door and Walter W Richardson of Pomeroy for a straw stacker. The entries cover tools and devices such as steamers bottle gilling machines fish hooks head rests and musical mechanisms.

Washington, D. C Shakespere Interior Department John Nash Walter W. Richardson Pomeroy

Washington farmers set U S potato yield record for 1899

The 1899 crop circular credits Washington with an average potato yield of 144 bushels per acre, far ahead of Rhode Island at 102 and Tennessee at 44. State Land Commissioner Bridges reports $484,273 in revenue for the year, a 72 percent rise over prior two years.

Washington United States Rhode Island Tennessee Bridges

New bank planned beside Snipes block amid town growth

Purchasers organize a new bank to occupy part of the Snipes block. The Jones Phillips mill at New Whatcom burned Wednesday destroying 800000 shingles from a dry kiln. Loss set at 4000 with 2000 insured. A Yakima area farmer raised 80 tons carrots on one acre at 76 cents per 100 pounds, Jones netting about 84 per ton when sold in bulk.

Snipes Jones & Phillips New Whatcom Jacobs North Yakima Jones Beattie Grain Oate Puget Sound Eastern Washington Timothy

Railways to Expand Puget Sound Lumber Trade Via Shipments

The Seattle and International will build a wharf at Smiths Cove to ship Puget Sound lumber opening new markets for shingles and sawmills in northern counties. Western Passenger association chairmen Cairna and Merrill join MacLeod to plan home seekers excursions. Northern Pacific will relocate local quarters to the new Marshall Field building on Clark and Adams streets once construction completes.

Seattle &@ International Smith's Cove Puget Sound BE BK. MacLeod Westerna Passenger Association Cairna Northwestern A. Merrill T. Paul Northern Pacific Marshall Field Clark and Adama Streets

Indiana Republicans seek Mount as McKinley vice president

An organized group of leading Indiana Republicans favors Mount as the logical anti trust and farmer candidate for vice president next year to secure Indiana for the Republican ticket. In Wisconsin discussions, Henry C. Payne’s name is raised as a possible McKinley running mate due to Hobart’s death, with many believing the next vice president will come from the Middle West.

Indianapolis Ind Sta Te An Prematov Indiana Milwauker Wis Wisconsin Henry C. Payne McKinley Hobart Payne Middle West

Boy shot in Nanticoke miners riot shocks Wilk Hararre

In Wilk Hararre Pa on November 28 a clash at the Nanticoke Miners strike left a 16 year old boy wounded after a stone struck Michael Corrigan the foreman as he entered the mine. Corrigan fired in fear wounding the boy and was jailed for felonious wounding as crowds gathered at the court with coal and iron police guarding company property.

Wilk Hararre Nanticoke Wiven Michael Corrigan John Pollock Corrigan A. Davie Wader Bonde Justice's Court Coal and Iron Papt Tonkin Harvey

Biggest Cannery in California Replaces Fresno Plant

Fresno news reports the Tenney cannery at Fresno with 600 workers will be torn down and replaced by a larger facility after its absorption by the California Canning Association of San Francisco. The new group will operate about thirty canneries statewide and gained control last July.

Fresno Tenney Tenney Concern California Canning Association of San Franchio

Market Price List From Washington State Farm Goods

A detailed jobbing price sheet lists commodities including vegetables fruits dairy and livestock. It covers potatoes onions carrots lettuce tomatoes apples pears and berries with unit prices per sack box or pound, plus live poultry and dairy products and a full lumber section. It shows prices for California and Oregon produce and regional Washington staples with many figures across foods.

Oregon

Al-Ki Arrives After Rough Passage From Lynn Canal

The steamship Al-Ki under Capt. Nicholson reached port late yesterday afternoon amid severe weather on the voyage south with passengers aboard. A death by accidental shooting was reported in Douglas Island on November 7 as an employee of the Heady Rubilon mine. The Al-Ki list includes E. A. Seeley T. R. Needham M. H. Baker M. L. Vanderville Peter Hall Dan Sutherland F. A. Smith John McKevan L. Hogue Mrs. S. L. Hogue B. M. Cassel J. C. Perry Mrs. J. C. Perry Mrs. Shick C. G. Lewis W. F. Hane C. Cahoon Mrs. J. C. Macced Mrs. Newhall Ida Sorenson V. Cleveland.

Al-Ki Nicholson Lynn Canal Douglas Ieland Pareentere John Anderson E. A. Seeley T. KR. Needham M. H. Baker M. L. Vanderville Peter Hall

Wrecking Chest Yield of 19000 Spanten Gold Found

The divering wrecker of the Almirante Oquendo discovered a chest containing 19000 dollars in Spanten gold. The Cendoya company, employing the diver, will retain the treasure. Wrecking operations have yielded large returns to the firms involved, estimated at 560000 dollars.

Bantiago DE Cura Almirante Oquendo Cendoya Company

Platt Plan May Yet Fail in New York Politics

The piece notes revolts within both parties over the machine as Roosevelt and Platt press for a revived state constabulary to place city police under the governor. Republicans warn of loss of local control in cities like Rochester Utica and others while Democratic cities resist reform.

New York Platt Roosevelt O'Dell State Committee Newt Buffalo Albany Troy Syracuse Rochester Utica

Nome Officers Accused in Nome Drugging Robbery Case

W. J. Marvin and George Weet faced a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Kiefer in Cape Nome on charges of drugging and robbing an elderly couple of 2700 dollars. Weet was dismissed for lack of evidence. Marvin’s case postponed to Friday. Testimony suggested corruption by Nome Police Chief Eddy. Marvin alleged the chief took 4660 dollars from the stolen funds.

W. J. Marvin George Weet Cape Nome United States Kiefer Weet Marvin Eddy Nome

New York Gas War Ends Amid Major Rate Increase

The New York gas rate war ended with prices rising to 1.10 per 1,000 for the maximum legal rate. New Amsterdam Gas, Consolidated Gas (Standard Oil), and Mutual Gas will join the advance at tomorrow’s directors meeting. Standard Gastight, led by Russell Sage, plans to restore the old price promptly.

New York New Amsterdam Gas Company Consolidated Gas Company Standard Oil Company Mutual Gas Company Standard Gastight Company Russell Sage Sage

Market Quotations Show Firm Prices Across Lines

Tuesday morning markets are firm with slight gains in some goods. Bananas arrive from New Orleans and butter rises two cents. Halibut and numerous animal products show varied, generally steady pricing as coast warehouses fill. No change in cattle or beef prices. rain delays for San Francisco shipments noted.

New Orleans San Francisco

Erie Canal Upgrade Sought to Hold Grain Trade

Chicago grain men and New York state commerce commission urged widening and deepening the Erie Canal to retain export grain traffic. They argued canal improvements would reverse diverted tonnage and restore leadership of Chicago and New York in handling grain exports.

Chicago New York State Commerce Commission New York Gulf Charlies C. Schlieren Alexander Kh. Smith Benjamin L Fairchild New York Commission On the Board of Trade Rooms

Burglar Steals Cash and Goods From Colgrove Store

A burglary occurred at the grocery store of A. B. Colgrove 334 West Lake Street last night between 9 and 11 o'clock. The intruder broke open a cash register and took about $3 in Silver 75 Gen Arthur cigars and other articles totaling around $5 in value.

Hurgrave A. B. Colgrove West Lake Street

Smith & Cole Attorneys for Plaintiff Notice

Smith and Cole attorneys publicize legal notice for the plaintiff with office in Boston Block Seattle Washington first publication dated November 21 1899 and address rooms 46 48.

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