Peage now reigns in San Domingo
Washington reports that General Juan Jimines has seized control as revolution continues in the Dominican Republic. Former president Wos y Gil has left the country aboard a German steamer, while Vasques faded from power and Jimines prepares to govern until the next upheaval. The U S State Department says Minister Powell refused to recognize the provisional government and will not interfere with the arbitration board chosen by President Wos y Gil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DP. CC
San Domingo
Juan Jimines
Wos Y Gil
Porto Rico
Jimines
Quez
Vasequesa
Luis Won Y Gil
New York
Parie
Vasques
Gil
Jimmes
Washington, D.C
State Department
United States
Powell
Ban Domingo
Arbitration Board
Wos Y Gl
Directors' prize fight rent upheld by judge amid ruling
Justice of the peace Albertson's court found the Bertin school house rental for a prize fight violated the law. W M Bruckart and B A Beebocher sued for damages, while J Tay Wright of Berlin fined each plaintiff $25 for the act. The third director objected to the deal, arguing scientific contest use, with dispute over gate receipts and district liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whoa
Albertson
Department of the Superior Court
W HM. Bruckart
B. A. Beebocher
Imat Justice
Pence
Bertin
Fred Ruerel
Lever
Justice of the Peace
Eee
Appointment shuffle hits Justice Department posts in Washington
Report outlines the appointment of Lawrence of Vermont to replace Assistant Attorney Christiancy who resigned and R W Webster of Kentucky to replace Daniel Miller, who faced trial for postal fraud. Union Savings & Trust Co. remains open all day Saturday at 2 Cherry Street offering deposits from $1.00 with interest on time deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
BE. Lawrence
Vermont
Christiancy
R. W. Webster
Kentucky
Daniel Miller
Union Savings & Trust Co
Cherry Street
Cor Market Street Baptist Church Service Notice
Market Street Baptist Church at Cor Twenty-fourth Avenue South and Main Street holds morning service at 12 a.m. with "Jonah and the Fish" and evening service at 7 30 p.m. "What Is Christ to You" Sunday school at 6 45 p.m. Rev W G Jones pastor leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Baptist Church
Cor
Twenty-fourth Ave
Main Street
W. G. Jones
Seattle Produce Association Formed After Beattie Exchange Demise
Local commission men establish the Seattle Produce Association at a private meeting with officers elected Frank J. Wheeler president M C C Mason vice president Charles Frasec secretary treasurer. An office on Western Avenue will handle business as a mutual benefit group though details remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Produce Association
Beattie Produce Exchange
J. B. Powles
Frank J. Wheeler
Esident
M. CC. Mason
Presid
Charles Frasec
Western Avenue
Ft Bunkiness
Wheeler
Busia
Nen
Barn Fire North of Colfax Claims $7000 Loss
Special to The Star reports a barn owned by farmer George St. Peter two miles north of Colfax burned last night. All contents were destroyed except the livestock, which was saved. Estimated loss set at 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colpax
George St. Peter
Colfax
Logger Killed in Blacktails Camp Accident
James McKay hook tender at a Blacktails logging camp was killed instantly while parbuckling a log. The incident occurred when a timber swung and struck him on the head. McKay was a well known local figure and nephew of Alexander McKay, a Northern Pacific timber cruiser. Bam Irwin sustained a broken leg in Tacoma after stepping from an Interurban train car to the darkness and falling onto the track. he is hospitalized at the Providence hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Blacktails
McKay
Alexander McKay
Northern Pacific
Bam Irwin
Pacific Packing & Navigation Company
Tacoma
Mr. Irwin
The
Prodence Hospital
Ambergris hoax found to be whale rubber by university
Professor H G Byers reports ambergris valued at 40000 was seized by the government from a launch owned by Charlies Todd but analysis shows it is whale rubber. Judge Hanford ordered the test and the case remains pending in United States court. Labor meetings tonight and Sunday listed for Brewers, Teamsters, Steam Engineers, Typographical Union and others in Hinckemithe and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Byers
The
State University
Charlies Todd
Brewers
Teamestera Hall
Pacific Block
Hinckemithe
Hall
Steam Engineers
Waltrdsees
Arene of Engineers
Ook
Typographical Union
Steamshipmen—Flyer Dock
Purcell and youths fined for disorderly conduct in Seattle
Frank Purcell a saloon man Chin Pong keeper on Washington Street and five youths appeared before Police Judge George yesterday on disorderly conduct charges. The youths were fined 2 each and Purcell 6. The group had been in Chin Pong’s place after a night of drinking and used offensive language toward the Chinese proprietor. Detectives Hubbard and Freeman intervened and took the men to headquarters. The youths named were James McCulloch Bill Stutton Maresh Edward Pierce Andrew Bostock and Andrew Hurgath. The report criticizes police for lax enforcement toward underage drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Purcell
Chin Pong
Washington Street
Five Ye
Seattle
George
Purcell
Myrtle Clayburn
Myrtle
Detectivesubbard and Freeman
Jamen McCulloch
Bille Stutton Maresh
Edward Pierce
Andrew Bostock
Andrew Hurgath
Meat Inspector Position Abolished By City Council
The finance committee refused further funds for city meat sections and two quarantine guards, effectively abolishing those positions. The meat inspector’s office will not be reestablished until a competent successor is found, and W R Butter has resigned and will leave December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Butter
Elity
Collins Estate Loses Suit Over Beattie Hotel Interest
In Superior Court Judge Joiner ruled for the estate of John Collins in the suit by heirs of his deceased wife seeking a one sixth interest in the Beattie hotel valued around 50000 dollars. The claimants were not children of Collins by his first wife and argued grandmother’s community right. A China Mutual liner Yaofa was to sail from Yokohama for Puget Sound ports followed by the Hive Funnel liner Peleus and Tydeus with Ping Suey due in February. Union Savings & Trust Co. stays open Saturday for deposits from 1 dollar with 4 percent interest on time deposits at 112 Cherry Street.
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Joiner
John Collins
Beattie
John Colling
Collins
Seattle
China Mutual
Oanfa
Yokohama
Puget Sound
Peleus
Pioneer of 1844 passes at Kent aged many years
Samuel B. Crockett, early settler and longtime Kent resident, died yesterday afternoon at his home. He came from Missouri to Puget Sound with 800 overlanders in 1844, tried California gold, then settled near Olympia before moving to Kent twelve years ago. He helped build forts during the Indian wars, served in the Territorial legislature in 1867, and left a widow with many nephews and nieces.
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Samuel B. Crockett
Kent
Mr. Crockett
Missouri
Puget Sound
Port Vancouver
California
San Francisco
Aptoria
Oregon
Olympia
Crickett
Tomwater
Territorial
Crockett
Matilda Lloyd
Hood River
Ore
President Liteon
Stevens
Dredging Boom Reported In Cariboo Gold District
Vancouver reports two large dredges to be installed in the Horesefly district of Cariboo as part of a booming gold industry in British Columbia. Since early days, Harper's camp on the Horesefly river has yielded over a million dollars, with recent work showing unusually rich gravel and a vein of black gravel atop blue. Ward Horsefly Gold Mining Co. manager R T Ward notes prospecting since December and a recent dig producing 1086 in one day amid exceptional ground.
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the Star
Vancouver
B.C
Mtwo Mammoth
Horesefly
Cariboo
British Columbia
Harper's Camp
Horeefly
R. T. Ward
Ward Horsefly Gold Mining Company
Freeing of Teanc Panta in murder case at Valdes
Teanc Panta was acquitted of murdering Gay Morrison on November 11 at Valdes. The court this month heard the case and accepted a plea claiming Teeponeibie was not responsible for his own actions. Isaac Burnett filed for divorce from Annie Burnett on grounds of desertion. The funeral of Brother J W Rutgers, Nomeinerie No 75, is set at Baggies Hall on Sunday at 1 p m with attendance urged by Irving Wood and Frank Dowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teanc Panta
Gay Morrison
Valdes
Banta
Eagles
J. W. Rutter
Nome Nerie
Baggies’ Hall
Irving Wood
Frank Dowd
Westlake Lakefront Homes Offer Bargain Rates
Real estate notes promote affordable lodges priced at 175 to 400 dollars with 6 dollars monthly payments. Highlights promise street grade sidewalks and city water, a lakefront canal project, and a claimed 15 percent income return on properties.
Prisoner Charged Again In Petty Larceny Case
DD B Carr was released from the county jail after serving a sentence for petty larceny when he was rearrested on a writ from Judge Cann's court for the same offense. The Seattle Transfer Company alleges Carr stole wagons’ contents last May, aiming to send him to the penitentiary. Dodwell & Co. announce the steamer Ping Leuy will call from Liverpool December 12 for Puget Sound ports. Trion Savings & Trust Co. advertises savings deposits with 4 percent interest at 112 Cherry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Petty
Dodwell & Co
Alfred Hot & Co
Liverpool
Ping Luey
Puget Sound
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Peage
Siminez
Wos Y. Gil
Oa Wat
Horatio Vaz
Iuan I Jimines
J.P
Post Office
Miner School of Music
Alton
J. Redelsheimer & Co
First Ave
Col. Columbia
First Avenue
Horacio Vasquez
Western Avenue Commission
James Mc
MR. Purcell
Pugilist
C/T
Collins’ Estate
Adama
Pacific Coast
Second Avenue
Marper
Isaac Burnett
Aivorce
Annie Burnett
Westlake
Lake Union
Price
Weerlake Boulevard
Lake Union Land Co. Geertue, Pree
Liberty
Trion Savings & Trust Co
Poxita
Barberis
Cansomme Colbert
Filet
la Parisienne
Brienssee de Volaille Montigny
Lady Fingers
Cline
Piano
Casilius
Port'a
Juliet
Totti
McCarthy Dry Goods Company
Second Avenue and
Madison Street
Thompson Furniture CO
Bon Marcha
Cor. Pike
Hutchinson Company Co
Second
Unica
RaGe
Herbert S. md
End
Scheverman Bik
Cherry St
G. Beninghausen
MeePeuees & Southwick Co
Houghton & Hunter Jewelers
J. BR. Yates
Star
Cascade Laundry CO
Third Avenue
Schuchard Optical Co
Eye Specialists
Second Ave
Firetave
COLES
Ernst Bros
Pike St
Butterworth & Sons
Roth Telephones
Edgar Bryan
Hinckley Black
Lee’s Business
Becond Avenue
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