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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1908

Page

11

Seattle Faces Higher Rates Under New Pacific Rim Tariff

The Great Northern and Northern Pacific announce November 1 advances that raise rates for Seattle compared with interior points. W. A. Mears of the Chamber of Commerce says Seattle now bears higher class rates, urging shippers to consider water routes and organizing a meeting with steamboat owners to seek rate adjustments.

Great Northern Northern Pacific Seattle Washington W. A. Mears Transportation Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce Transportation Bureau

Democratic Names Not On Ballots In Superior Court

In a morning hearing the superior court upheld the auditor's decision to exclude E. H. Bradley J. B. Seavey and Robert Bridges as democratic candidates for the Fortieth district legislature from the ballot. The ruling noted that majority party candidates cannot pay fees to appear late, while minority party nominees may file up to the copy sent to the printer. The case clarifies ballot access rules for this election.

Superior Court

Seattle Leads in Postal Receipts in Spokane District

A report shows Seattle's postoffice receipts for the year ending September 30 lead the Spokane district at 740,856 dollars, up 11.54 percent from the previous year. Second place goes to a rival city with 666,425 dollars in receipts.

Tost Seattle Spokane

Republicans Rally at Armory Speeches by Craven and Dunlap

A large Republican rally is set for tonight in the armory with speakers Hermon W. Craven of Seattle and McKee Dunlap of Indiana. The event includes a street parade by red clubs and a reception of party leaders before the address.

Armory Hermon W. Craven Seattle McKee Dunlap Indiana

Estate administrator seizes Cox estate amid gunshot death

James A. Weed appointed general administrator for the estate of Sarah N. Cox who was reportedly shot by her husband two weeks earlier. The administrator rented the estate with cash proceeds of 1,615 and 200 in household goods to conceal assets.

James A. Weed Sarah N. Cox Coneeal

City Streetcar Spitting Under Scrutiny

A Queen Anne line passenger complained of habitual spitting on car 18. The conductor vows to enforce the anti spitting law amid a health board crusade, warning violators will be arrested or forced to clean the car.

A& Lady Board of Health

Spanish singer tops Moore Theatre program with triumph

Hmitio de Gogorea the Spanish baritone drew a large discerning audience at Moore Theatre. His warm rich voice won the crowd during Ich Liebe Dich and the evening became an artistic triumph with arias and songs from Carmen Schumann and The Barber of Seville. Accompanist Henry C. Whittemore assisted on piano.

Hmitio de Gogorea Moore Theatre de Gogorea Carmen Wild Mung Schumann

Oregon to Accept State Building for Exhibit

The Oregon state building for the Act P exposition will be accepted by the state commission tomorrow. Gov George Chamberlain W H Wehring and other members will formally receive a structure now ready to receive exhibits with no ceremony planned.

Oregon State Building State Commission George K. Chamberlain Oregon W. H. Wehring Oregon State Commission A.P. EB BW. Rowe M. D. Wisdom J. C. Booth W. T. Wright Dent

Whirlwind Campaign Planned by California Democrats

A whirlwind campaign in a special train carrying nearly all prominent California Democratic speakers was organized by the Democratic central committee for the final week of the presidential race. Theodore A. Bell and James D. Phelan lead a lineup with State Senators Sanford and Cartwright among the speakers. The article notes plans for state land sales and home-site terms alongside party campaign actions.

United Press San Francisco Oek Democratic Central Committee Theodore A. Bell Denver James D. Phelan Sanford and Cartwright

Democratic rallies planned in King County and Tacoma area

Democratic notes report meetings in Morton Ment and a georgetown area rally tomorrow night with W A Hollemer B Thbres pavies and Ben Fry presenting. A peak from trucks on rest corners is called by Theman Yee ner and J M Hawthorne to bolster the county committee. The Hougomont, a four mast bark, arrived at Bidney Australia after fierce storms while en route from Coquimbo to Tocoplia, tied to J Hardie Co and Archibald Russell.

Werretar Democratic County Committee Hougomont Bidney Australia Coquimbo Tocopliia McNell J. Hardie Co Archibald Russell Port Townwend

Princesses Lead War Enthusiasts in Montenegro Parade

Montenegrin women in Cetinje led by Princesses Zonia and Fereva march through the capital carrying flags to show fervor after Austria Hungary annexations. A large crowd of women sings war songs as the demonstration proceeds. A wireless intercept reports a long-distance message relayed from Northwent erp via steamer Victoria near Cape Flattery.

Oy United Press Cettinie Hovnta Herzegovina Austro Hungary Zonia Fereva Nicholas Victoria Cape Flattery Northwenterp Nome Harbor United Wireless Company University Pacific Coast

Police Chief Orders Silence on Politics Amid Turmoil

Irving verte, chief of police, barred department members from discussing politics, citing charter provisions and civil service rules. The note stresses formal standards as tensions surface in city governance.

Irving Verte Terday Mem Police Department

Steamship raid near Antofagasta reported by Strathford crew

The Strathford reports a Chilean pirate raid on the German ship Serato in Antofagasta harbor on September 28. Pirates boarded, tied crew, and assaulted the captain before fleeing into the hills as a gunboat watched.

United Press Strathford Chile Antofagasta Purault Hille Antofogasta

Chilean pirates sack ship Berato and flee inland

A pitched knife battle left several crewmen badly injured as Chileans sacked the Berato from stem to stern. Loot was loaded onto lighters, and a Chilean gunboat later entered the harbor revealing the ship's plight. A large party pursued the pirates into the hills where they found safety.

Atart Hille

Challenged to Duel Between Zeppelin and Croes

Reports claim Count Zeppelin and Major Croes will duel today but could not be confirmed. The rivals have a bitter history and rumors persist that Zeppelins ally Venpenn left Friedrichnhaven for Herlin to meet the enemy on the field of honor.

Kern's Son Improves. Political Candidate Stays At Bedside

John W. Kern Sr the father of the Democratic vice presidential hopeful remains at his son John W. Kern Jr s bedside in Indianapolis as doctors assess the youth condition. Kern says he will not leave until there is a marked improvement and physicians express guarded optimism about recovery.

Indianapolia Ind John W. Kern Kern

Teachers Wage War Over Ice Cream At Summit School

A chaotic dispute unfolds at Summit School as teachers urge parents to withhold lunch money, aiming to curb pupil ice cream intake. Locals recount a growing congestion at Pike and Summit, where a vendor expands from a shack to a larger shop to meet demand.

Aged Woman in Tacoma Dies After Stove Incident

A 65 year old Tacoma woman, Cary, collapsed unconscious at home last morning while cooking and succumbed to a fire related incident. Authorities investigate the blaze and cause of the collapse.

Tacoma Cary

Vanderbilt Cup Race Practice Opens in New York

The Vanderbilt Cup trials begin in New York as top world speed racers from Long Island and beyond prepare for the upcoming event.

New York Long Island

Ralbrowds Have Yhe Key and Claim on Freight Reduction

A fragmented report notes an alleged interest in reducing freight rates tied to the Allans gas engine at Columbia Street. The source references T. Paul and Oct. 1% but is unclear on exact actions or dates.

T. Paul Era Pacific Interst Allans Columbia St

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