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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1899

Page

2

Northern Pacific push on Seattle depot faces local pushback

The Seattle Star reports Northern Pacific officials led by President Mellen will visit Seattle to push a city waterfront depot and terminus, seeking control of streets and water access. Citizens and local press oppose an independent depot, warning of a “terminal barricade” between business and docks and urging Seattle to resist conceding water front rights.

Northern Pacific Seattle Northern Pacific Railroad Melen Citimena Mellen Great Northern James J. Hill Hil Beattie Tacoma The Star

Army to Test Marconi Wireless for Signal Service

Washington Oct 5 Col James Allen of the signal corps says the Army will begin extensive experiments using the Marconi wireless telegraph system to assess its practicability for signal service. War department autos with Marconi gear and balloons on storage wagons will operate near Fort Myer Virginia to lift the transmission wire above terrain to avoid interference or detection.

Washington, D. C James Allen Signal Corps Marconi Signal Service Army War Department Fort Myer Virginia

Rifles Meet Tonight To Reorganize Veteran Militia

The Seattle Rifles and former members of Company M s First Washington regiment plan a meeting tonight in the chamber of commerce to reorganize old Company B members into a veteran militia. The immediate purpose is to banquet Company B on its return and consider a permanent organization.

Seattle Rifles Warrington Regiment Chamber of Commerce First Washington Volunteers

Terrace Beach Casino Fire Claims Two Deaths in Wisconsin

A large building, Terrace Beach Casino, owned by W. A. Meyer, burned at an early hour. Mr and Mrs Jenks perished in the blaze, with Mr Jenks dying in bed and Mrs Jenks attempting a rescue but the flames prevented escape. both occupants died together.

Green Lake Wis Terrace Beach W. A. Meyer

Inquiries for Missing in the Klondike Rush

Chief Reed reports a flood of inquiries about missing relatives tied to the Klondike rush. Letters request locating Arch ie Marsh, husband of Mrs F W Colton, and others from Los Angeles Northampton Sacramento Park City Vallejo and St Louis. Details describe a barber, Dawson City departures, possible foul play, and a murder link to Jas F McClure.

Reed Alaska Mildred Marsh Los Angeles Cal Archie Marsh Spokane F. W. Colton Northampton Mass Chief Reed Florence Moses Dawson City J. J. Bottger Pacific Coast Land Co Sacramento John F. Paul Matthias Connelly Park City Utah Thomas Connelly Thin City Connelly Geo. W. Edwards Vallejo Jas F. McClure James F. McClure Lenter Wash McClure Mra Hazel Bilks St. Louis John Clark Clark Silks Lara

Oyster Shuckers Strike Impacts Norfolk shipments

Norfolk oyster shipments have fallen off as 1,500 colored shuckers began a strike yesterday. The work stoppage started in the Norfolk area affecting local unloading and packing operations.

Norfolk

Trusts Are Inevitable at Georgia State Fair Speech

Chancellor Walter B. Hill of the state university argued at the Georgia State Fair opening that trusts arise naturally from modern business conditions. He warned legislation against trusts as futile, noting their dangers to politics and campaign funding, and suggested farmers could organize vast influence.

Atlanta Walter BP. Hil The State University Candier Hill

Delayed by Rains Halts Construction Progress

Builders face weather delays as roofing and plastering proceed slowly in Seath. Carpentry teams work on the superstructure while roofs remain incomplete awaiting dry conditions. Floors are being laid in stages with double layers used to bridge gaps during rain interruptions.

Hain Seath New Dulidinga

Two Women Rob Men in Seattle

Police report two women known as the tail and shortest women have robbed men in Seattle over five weeks, totaling about 81,000. Officers Grant and Wa Comenee hunt the suspects who target on Second and Pine and Fifth Avenue areas, leaving a uniform description of the pair.

Police Department Beattie Grant Wa Comenee Fourth Fifth Avenue Second Avenue Pine Street Tio Seattle Damascus Yoster Way Krontiker

Electric current kills laborer at Brandywine Mill

Charles Vokes, reputed strongest man in Chester County, was killed instantly at the Brandywine Rolling Mill when a crane hook rod touched an arc light. Reportedly 3,000 volts shot through his body as coworkers hesitated to approach.

Coatesville Charles Vokes Brandywine Olling Mille Vokes Cheater County

Policeman Turns Robber In Denver Pool Room Heist

Robert J Boykin, a man hired to guard a pool room, robbed the Denver establishment early in the morning. He forced the cashier to open the safe after hours and fled with about 4,000. Boykin, already a killer with a penitentiary record, was a dead shot and threatened the cashier.

Denver Col Quan Austin Robert J Boykin Stevykin Boykin

Meiklejohn Denies Manila Re-enlistment Coercion Claim

Assistant Secretary of War Meiklejohn rejected reports that Manila veterans whose terms expired were left destitute or coerced into re-enlisting. He defended government humanity, noting 03,091 orders for Philippines service and about 75,000 rejects, and cited law guaranteeing pay or rations for discharged soldiers traveling home.

Washington, D.C Meiklejohn Manila Meikiejohn Philippines

Huge Water Tank Bursts in Ocean City

A massive water tank burst in Ocean City New Jersey on October 25 sending 60 000 gallons of water crashing through the streets. The blast triggered a fire alarm whistle and left the city in darkness with water service cut off likely for two to three days as residents flocked to the scene.

A Bullet in Her Own Heart in Colorado Springs

Helen Banfield wife of W Jackson banker and mine owner commits suicide by shooting through the heart at her home in Colorado Springs Despondency from ill health cited The tragedy occurred as the Colorado Springs Literary Societies gathered to celebrate Helen Hunt Jacksons birthday anniversary

Colorado Springh Cal Helen Banfield W. &. Jackson Mr. Jackson Helen Hunt Jackson Colorado Springs

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