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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1899

Page

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New Deal in Electric Power Falls Through

The Snoqualmie Company will not do business in Seattle and cannot meet rival rates as proposed unions with Seattle Cataract and Union Electric falter. Consolidated Street Railway plans to enlarge the Beattie steam heat and power plant to 4000 horsepower to serve city lines and other customers, while competition remains blocked by existing franchises and pending amendments.

Snoqualmie Falla Power Company Seattle Seattle Cataract Company Snoqualmie Union Electric Company Ac Ling Electric Company Beattie Steam, Heat Consolidated Street Railway Company D. P. Robinson Col. Lyons Snoqualmie Company Star Seaqualmie Company Peattie William P. Baker fea@the Cataract company

Costello Burley Mill Bout Promises Tough Tacoma Show

Tom Costello trains in Tacoma for a bout with son Burley at Ger mania hall. Reed stops by sleep in round three, while Burley trains at Seattle Athletic Club and plans sprint work to cut wind. Indian Joe Grege faces Billy Wilson in a six round preliminary as advance tickets sell quickly.

Tom Costello Tacoma Burley Germania Hall Costello Prof Reed Unii Contello Seattle Athletic Club Nick Joe” Grege Billy Wilson St. Louis

Tennessee Boys Sail

MANILA Oct 9 The Tennessee volunteers called for San Francisco yesterday.

Tennessee Boys Manila Tennessee Volunteers San Francisco

Deserters Detained by Poties HQ

Two boys identified as Corkhull from Liverpool and Davies from Portsmouth claimed they were deserters from the Warsapite at Eequimalt. Lacking funds they were given lodging in jail for the night and released this morning.

Corkhull Liverpool Davies Portsmouth Poties Sullivan Eequimalt

School Board Accepts President Van Hou ten’s Resignation

At a regular meeting the high school board accepted the resignation of President B C Van Hou ten. The auditing report showed total expenditures of 25547 12 and John Lamb was appointed to secure a registration room at City Hall for the school elections. Under compulsory education law the board elected a truant officer J B Mubbard at 40 dollars monthly to enforce compliance.

B. C. van Houten John Lamb J. B. Mubbard

Daylight Robbery Hits Dock Official in San Francisco

Captain John Barneson or the government transport dock was robbed of 500 mm in a bold attack on Saturday. A robber jumped from a waiting vehicle and seized a sack of money before escaping. no capture reported yet.

San Francisco John Barneson Government Transport Dock

Site Change for Substation No 3 in Seattle

The site of substation No 3 in Seattle will relocate on October 15 from Columbia Street and Western Avenue to Columbia Street and Second Avenue.

Seattle Columbia Street Western Avenue Second Avenue Corona Java Est Coffee On Earth Commercial Importing CO Pike Street

New Gold Vein Found at Cottage Grove Ore

Riverside Gold Mining Co of Hodemia reports a new vein on its property traced 1000 feet with free gold. Existing vein development yields ore assaying as high as 400 dollars per ton amid ongoing work.

Cedar River main test shows satisfactory seal

The 124 inch steel Cedar River water main easterly Renton valley section passed a official test before the board of public works. The section will carry 156 to 200 psi in service. Leaks appeared at 107 psi and after caulking and reheating at 75 psi no water seeped. Engineer Thomson and L B Boongs reviewed the line thrice and the gauger held at 275 psi. Both officials deemed the work satisfactory.

Cedar River Board of Public Works Renton Valley Seattle Thomson L B Oongs Water Department

Death of Benjamin Wheelock in Pasadena City

Word arrived yesterday that Benjamin Wheelock, formerly a Seattle dentist, died in Pasadena California after a brief illness. His funeral arrangements and services for Emil A Lehmann were held today at 10 o'clock at Butterworth's chapel with Rev. M L Larsen officiating.

Benjamin Wheelock Seattle Pasadena Cal Wheelock Emil A . Lehmann Butterworth’s Chapel M. L. Larsen

Exposition enters second week with diverse attractions

Seattle exposition enters its second week as crowds remain strong. Wagner's band Shields company and Mrs Houghton Edmunds perform. Lagelles James and Bila aerial act debuts. Wedding postponed to Thursday. Army and Navy Day on the 11th features a competitive drill and a gold medal. Sacred concert yesterday with Wagner’s band and Mrs Houghton Edmunds. Agricultural prizes awarded Yakima county first, Pierce second, Whatcom third, San Juan fourth.

Seatle Wagner Shields Company Houghton- Edmunda Lagelles James Bila Jacobs Lennon Army Navy Whatcom County San Juan County

Firet Washing ton Volunteers Celebrate Jubilee in San Francisco

The arrival of Firet Washing ton volunteers was announced by fire bells and steam whistles from waterfront steamers and railroads. Citizens nationwide asked about home plans as the city readies for the jubilee. Cedar river pipe tests are planned in about two weeks west of Renton. City engineers advertise Western avenue and Eleventh avenue improvements including replanking and grading.

Washington San Francisco Star Berattic Western Avenue Columbia Street eVeter Way Eleventh Avenue East Columbia Street East Marion Street

City officials study Terry avenue sidewalks plan

City property owners on Terry avenue will petition the council tonight to replace wooden sidewalks with concrete. The street committee favors the plan and has given a favorable recommendation. James Clark faces a preliminary hearing for attempting to kill his wife, with bail set at 500 dollars after his wife vanished. An alarm yesterday reported a small fire near the Chicago restaurant with little damage. A bold diamond robbery occurred at Soula Klade's jewelry store with 30 diamonds stolen, valued around 800 dollars. Detectives Barbee and Williane are on the case. Hal Kilbourn was later arrested as a suspect. another diamond ring was found on Marion Street early Sunday.

Terry Avenue James Clark Cann Chicago Washington Street Soula Klades Second Avenue Marion Streets Kiodt Third Avenue Tenderloin

Hoyt's A Black Sheep Opens in Seattle Then Moves to New York

Seattle theatergoers enjoy Hoyt's A Black Sheep with George Alien in the lead as Hot Stuff. Gilbert Girard, Thos Beeson, Harry Devere, Miss Adelaide Nye, and Miss Mattie Keen receive highlight praise. The Flints hypnotists perform at Third Avenue theater with Mrs Flint adding novelty. Olympia promises daily shows and strong crowds.

Hoyt Seattle Arizona New York George Alien Tell Natus Flint Third Avenue Theater Flinte Canada Flints Herbert L. Flint

Thieves Enter Ballard Postmaster Frank Pell Home

Thieves robbed the Ballard residence of Postmaster Frank Pell yesterday taking a small amount of money and a substantial amount of jewelry.

Frank Pell Ballard

Insurgents Fire On Manila Area In Hourlong Clash

Insurgents attacked near Manila city, opening fire on American forces to the north. American artillery returned fire as the enemy retreated after about an hour of fighting, with three Americans wounded.

Manila

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