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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1899

Page

1

Brooke reports division and department formation in Cuba

The War Department received Maj. Gen. John R. Brooke’s annual report. He details the organized division and departments, urges army reorganization after eighteen months of experience, and notes good troop conduct and low yellow fever cases aside from Santiago, Puerto Principe, and isolated incidents, despite sickness seasons.

Washington, D. C John R. Brooke Cuba War Department Santiago Fantiago Puerto Principe

Growers Seek Higher Prices for Hops in Oregon

In Gervais Oregon growers push for better prices as hops are baled and stored in warehouses. Dealers quote low prices around three to six cents per pound while some sales in the region report ten cents or less. European crop prospects suggest global glut and mold issues, with quality described as below average across California Oregon Washington and New York.

Gervais Pacific Coast California Oregon Washington New York

Sensation in Berlin as Cred Trial Opens

The long delayed trial of those charged with gambling at Club der Hermiesen began in Berlin and has sparked a sensation. Several witnesses from prominent families are said to have fled the country or are beyond the court’s reach, while remaining attendees exposed a dismal state of affairs in the club management.

Berlin Club der Hermiesen

Glasgow ex-treasurer Colquhoun sentenced to five years

James Colquhoun once Glasgow city treasurer and University court representative pleaded guilty to embezzling nearly $400000 in city and estate funds. He received a five year penal servitude sentence. Mrs Mtella Irvine, head of National Sunday School Work for the WCTU, announced a Sunday school temperance rally on Convention Sunday October 22 with city schools participating and a pledge chain display.

Glasgow James Colquhoun City Corporation University Court High Mtella B. Irvine

Independent Telephone Association Formed In Chicago

Representatives of independent telephone companies from five states met in the Annex and consolidated into the Independent Telephone Association of the United States. The New State Telephone Company of Indiana the State Telephone Company of Michigan the United States Telephone Company of Ohio with unorganized Illinois and Pennsylvania independents completed the merger and will elect directors and officers at a later Chicago meeting.

Chicago Independent TelePhone Association of the United States New State Telephone Company Indiana State Telephone Company Michigan United States Telephone Company Ohio Ilinois Pennsylvania

Alaskan Paralyst Identified as Allen C Fisk

An Alaska arrived paralyst in Beattie has been identified as Allen C Fisk of Cambridge Massachusetts. Recent tatters from Alaska show Fisk belonged in July 1898 to Bohanto lodge No 22 A C T W of Leominster Massachusetts. Isaac Korn secretary of the Knights of Wythias says Fisk was once a member of Columbia lodge Knights of Pythias of Leomineter. Fisk remains unable to speak and is a county hospital inmate.

Beattie Alaska James F. Gray Allen Co. Fisk Cambridge Mass Bohanto Lodge No. 22 Leominater Isaac Korn Knights of Wythias Lodge Columbia Lodge of Knights

Venezuela talks fail as conflict resumes in Venezuela

A cablegram from Capt Hemphill of the cruiser Detroit at La Guayra confirms Minister Loomis dispatch that negotiations between the government and rebels have fallen through and suggests the fight will go to a bitter end.

Washington, D. C Navy Department Hemphill Detroit la Guayra Venezuela Loomis

Saloon-keeper Shot by Wife in Northport

L. J. Sirown a Northport saloon-keeper was shot by his wife who found him with another woman. Sirown had previously sued for divorce and the incident occurred on October 1.

Northport Wash J. Sirown Focal Mra. Sirewn

Carnegie Steel plans $4 million blast furnace improvements

The Carnegie Steel Company board approves nearly four million dollars for upgrades at Pittsburg works. Adds two blast furnaces with high output, a double track bridge across the Monongahela to connect Homestead and Rankin plants, plus a new open hearth plant and a reversible blooming mill at Duquesne.

Pittsbburg Carnegie Brewl Company Rankin Titons Monongahela Hankin Homestead Lruquesne

Taxpayers Association targets city assessments in housing fight

Chicago residents fear new special assessments will hit working class families hardest. The Taxpayers Association plans a campaign to challenge city board actions on brick pavement work north of Humboldt Park. Hundreds could be forced from homes if courts do not intervene.

Chicago Oct Taxpayers’ Association City Board of Local Improvements Humboldt Park Welliegton Street Tiermont Avenue Kedzie California Avenue Isone

Censure Motion Passed at Old Soldiers Reunion

The crowd adopted a resolution denouncing President McKinley and Pension Commissioner Evans for pension office mismanagement. Private J W Fellows of Athens spoke ardently, calling for Evans's removal and a Northern replacement. The resolution urged holding the administration personally and politically responsible for pension manipulations. Several Republicans left during the speech as the motion carried by a large majority.

Pomeroy, O. Oct WA McKinley Evans J. W. Felows Athens Hoke Smith Evan

Change in Army Scheme Destroys Gulf Department

Secretary of War Root orders discontinue the Department of the Gulf and transfer its territory to the Department of the Army’s main command. Col. Frank of the First Artillery, previously in command at Gulf, is to report to the Adjutant General for further instructions. Territory covered included South Carolina to Tennessee with headquarters at Atlanta, Georgia.

Washington, RD. C Root Department of the Gunf Department of the Frank First Artillery Department of the Gulf Adjutant General of the Army Department of the Culf South Carolina Georgia Alabama Florida Louisiana Mis-siasippi Kentucky Tennessee Atlanta

Post Office Expansion Report Courting Public Release

Washington D C Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Diriatow to publish next week a report detailing 70 000 post offices in the country through June 36 of the fiscal year It notes an increase of about 1490 offices since the same period in 1898 and mentions roughly 200 new post offices since June 30 Hines.

Washington, D. C Get Diriatow

Dewey Faces Friction With Crowninshield In Navy Office

Rumor and naval chatter in Washington center on Admiral Dewey avoiding an advisory role in the Navy Department due to a long standing feud with Crowninshield, head of the Bureau of Navigation. Crowninshield’s prerogative and past clashes fuel belief Dewey will retire rather than serve under him.

Warrington D. C Admiral Dewey Secretary of the Navy Navy Department Long Washington Dewey Department Crowninahield Bureau of Navigation Crownineghield Army Crowninshied Crowninefield Washinton Cline

New Telephone System Approved for Washington State Prison

The state board of audit and control approved a new Independent local telephone system for the state pen at Walla Walla. Twelve instruments will connect all offices to a central office, with use of Hannie's telephones and latest improvements. The project is estimated to cost about 200.

Tacoma Oct Ila Walla Walla State Board of Audit and Control J. Eugene Jordan Seattle Judes Brallcup Ernest Lister State Penitentiary Hannie

New Mill for Seattle Incorporated with 200000 Capital

The Peerless Mill company of Seattle was incorporated with 200000 capital. It plans a large coastal flouring mill on the waterfront with 1000 barrels per day capacity and a 15000 bushel elevator, covering 120 by 120 feet between Elliott avenue and Railroad avenue. Nordyke Marion Co. of Indianapolis prepared the plans. President A D B Graham arrived in 1891 and built the Novelty mill at West Seattle.

Peerless Mill Company Seattle A. D B. Graham Mark M. Ode BK. KR. Spencer Olcott Payne Hallroad Avenue Hattery Wall Streets Elliott Avenue Railroad Avenue Nordyke, Marion & Co Indianapolia A. I Graham Beattle Weat Beatts Graham

The Big Mill Tonight in Burley-Costello Fight

The Burley Costello bout at Ger mania ball tonight draws strong local interest as a clean hard fight with Burley’s reach and wind and Costello’s weight and stamina. Preliminaries promise solid value and Seattle’s sports scene anticipates a winter of good roped arena action by Hawthorne club standards.

Burley- Costello Germania Ball Burley Cortelo Seattle Hawthorne Club Bach Eportsmen

Lecture on Life Link Between Animal and Plant Kingdoms

The Academy of Science moved to new quarters in the Pacific block and postponed the evening lecture by Prof Trevor Kincaid. He spoke on The Points of Relation and Difference Between Animal and Vegetable Life using extensive blackboard drawings. Next Tuesday Prof Fadmund Meany will discuss Forests and the Forestry of Washington. All lectures are free to the public.

Academy of Science Pacific Block Trevor Kincaid Fadmund 8. Meany Department of History and Forestry The State University Washington

Three Mexicans Captured in Pleasanton Robbery Case

Atascosa county officers capture three Mexicans in Pleaston on a robbery murder case. One prisoner confesses implicating the others as accomplices. Fears of mob violence rise as victims Jane Barber and her two sons are identified.

Austin Tex Atascosa County Mia Jane Barber Pleasonton

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