Seattle Star publishers TH Walls Co O
The Seattle Star announces publication by TH Walls and Company O and notes its role as a local newspaper.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1899
Page
2
The Seattle Star announces publication by TH Walls and Company O and notes its role as a local newspaper.
The Star publishes an interview with President Mellen of the Northern Pacific at Tacoma en route to Seattle. He threatens to abandon Seattle’s trade unless it grants water-front barricades and concessions, while promising $1.5 million for depots if no interference occurs. The piece argues for equality with Great Northern in a union depot or separate depots on the tide flats.
Wheat prices slipped 1 percent to two cents per bushel as foreign demand stagnates and stocks rise. Domestic supply remains far above last year, with U S and world holdings up about twofold since 1998. European buyers grow cautious despite forecasts of large import needs.
Rhodes traveled to Kimberley to defend the diamond hub and fund vast projects, while Kruger's aim was to destroy Rhodes and what he represents. The clash, framed as a struggle between two political giants, signals a decisive confrontation in South Africa'spower landscape.
Signing of a plan to place six Marconi wireless stations along Labrador headlands promises constant contact for Newfoundland fishing fleets from Hudson Bay to the telegraph termini. Six stations 100 miles apart will cover the coast and allow vessels within 59 miles to reach the coast and relay messages.
A proposed system would link vessels via Marcon wireless stations from St Johns to Belle Isle with low cost equipment. One operator per station could manage signals as boats move to the fishing grounds, enabling rapid alerts and safe load control during the Arctic search mission.
The farmers of Broome county organize a combine for selling produce and set up headquarters in New York to manage county products. They plan to expand the farmers trust nationwide and regulate farm product prices by a scale. A representative will handle all county products at the New York HQ.
Lexington Ky Oct. The most severe arraignment Goebel faced came last night when Charles J. Bronston, ex State Senator, addressed a huge crowd. Bronston bolted from the Democrats after the Goebel election law, arguing it would destroy the party if kept on the books. He detailed how money from saloon men and gamblers shaped the law and exposed the Louisville convention. He described a contract between Goebel and Stone to unseat all Hardin delegates amid a contest.
Advices recovered by the Marine Hospital from Inspector Mavelbura in Brazil report a bubonic plague outbreak spreading rapidly with multiple deaths. Autopsies indicate the disease is identical to forms found in the East Indies and China, signaling a serious international health concern.
The committee of forty of the Gold Democrats of Maryland says it will support the Republican state and legislative tickets in November. It urges Gold Standard Democrats to join in defeating a currency posture silent on the issue, warning that a Democratic victory would aid depreciated currency and harm business interests.
Deputy United States Marshal Reed of Wagner I T and Amos Brown the Creek Indian wanted at Muskogee for the murder of his wife arrived in the city from Neilson IL. They left late last night for Portland and will then proceed directly home.
Tacoma and Seattle sports scenes dominate this week with Burley versus Godfrey fifteen rounds at the Seattle Athletic Club on November 1. J L Morris reports gym revamps at Y M C A led by Prof. Douthitt and word of boxing boom, high school football, and upcoming fights including Jeffries Sharkey on November 4. Local warriors, clubs, and colleges race for prominence as teams train for Port Townsend, Thanksgiving games, and a projected November coach hire.
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