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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
8
Berippe Telegraph Service notes in St Louis that life insurance underwriters adopt a resolution from the executive committee prohibiting the election of company officers at delegates convention. The action aims to restrict officer selections during the upcoming meeting.
A dummy Lake Shore train with armed guard left Chicago for Tehlana to trap a bandit who threatened to blow up the United if paid. The train paused there but no trace of the bandit was found. Three Aetna Powder Works employees were arrested after a nitro glycerine bottle was found in their car. A nationwide search for the criminal continues.
Captain Amundsen and the crew of the Gjoa will depart New York in November aboard the steamer Hellig Otay bound for Norway. J M Liteniva, local agent for A EK Johnsen Co, received the notice in the morning.
Rev. Herbert Bigelow of Vine Street Congregational Church Cincinnati resigns to campaign in Ohio for initiative and referendum. He cites Oregon as an example where voters can compel referendums and potentially abolish party emblems, aiming to place similar direct democracy on state and city charters.
Three hundred chauffeurs employed by the New York Transportation Company struck for higher pay. Nonunion men attempted to take cars from the garage and were dragged away. Shots were fired at assailants, police restored order with no arrests, and the company said none of the demands would be granted.
William J. Bryan spoke in Montpelara urging support for Judge Kincaid the republican independent candidate for circuit judge He said the judiciary must be free from politics and party influence in the Oct campaign event.
Mr Kellogg will face the socialist challenger in a joint debate with time and place to be announced shortly.
Miss Rose Wallenberg and David Winehill wed in the Hotel Savoy reception room with immediate relatives present. Winehill, a Seattle businessman, and the Detroit resident bride were married by Rabbi Koch. tailors Elliott and McGregor provided stylish attire.
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