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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1904

Page

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News of Japanese advances near Port Arthur and Russian retreat

A Tokyo telegram reports Japanese forces capturing heights near Tung Chaitau after a brutal bayonet assault and bombardment that disabled a harbor ship. Simultaneously Russian losses near Liao Yang exceed 3,200 with Orloff’s detachment suffering heavy casualties as Kuropatkin conducts a cautious retreat toward Mukden.

London Rome Tokio Port Arthur Antsehan Keekitvan Tung Chaitau ST. Petersburg Kuropatkin Liao Yang Geveral Times Stakelberg Yental Tiehling Yentai Mukden Kuropetkin Orloff Priday

Russian Fall Back From Liao Yang Widens War News

Dispatches from St. Petersburg and Tokyo report Kuropatkin withdrawing the main Russian army from Liao Yang, with rear guard actions and claims that Kuropatkin may evacuate the city. Tokyo confirms Japan’s continued assault and a protectorate over Korea. Bertha brings ore from Alaska after the battle.

ST. Petersburg Kuropatkin Mukden Europatkin War Office Novochremyna Liao Yang

Strike Settlement Seems Probable

Chicago reports a secret conference between packers and the striking butchers' committee aimed at ending the strike. Union Stock Yards manager Stainer and leaders met, with Donnelly of Armour & Co. and other packers set to confer. Plans allegedly call for strikers to return to work on old terms once the strike is called off. Police actions last night led to 38 men being locked up at the yards.

Chicago Stainer Donnelly T. J Conrods Armour & Co

Pioneer Mor rica Hill Shot by Friend at Melmont

Tacoma reports Morria Hill, pioneer of Pierce county, shot and killed by Carl Wayman a friend near Melmont four miles from Fairfax where Northwestern Improvement company mines operate. Wayman says it was accidental and town officials call for county investigation. Hill, famed hunter and prospector, was 60 years old.

Tacoma Morria Hill Pierce County Carl Wayman Melmont Pairfax Northwestern Improvemen Company Wayman Wan Hii

Crazy Woman’s Bloody Deed Shocks East Koston

Minnie McKenzie became violently insane and fired on her husband’s home on Falcon street. She barricaded herself inside with two revolvers, resisted ten officers for five hours, fatally shooting Patrolman Sturdivant before police overpowered her with formalin fumes injected through the door keyhole.

Poston Mra Minnie McKenzie Falcon Street East Koston Sturdivant

Whitewashed Tigers at Recreation Park by Seattle

Seatie shut the Tigers out in the morning game at Recreation Park. Murphy hit a grand slam over the fence in the seventh as bases loaded. Shields and St. Vrain were both hit hard, allowing 10 and 13 hits respectively. Final score Tacoma 0 Seattle 7. Potteries St. Vrain and Graham. Shields and Blankenship.

Seatie Tigers Recreation Park Murphy Shields St. Vrain Tacoma Seattle Potteries Graham Blankenship

Pressmen Banquet for Visiting Union Members Tonight

Seattle Printing Pressmen's union No. 29 hosts a banquet at the Hoyal cafe this evening for visiting pressmen from Tacoma and other nearby towns. Seventy covers are set.

Seattle Printing Pressmen's Union No. 29 Hoyal Tacoma

County auditor reports county property value totals

The county auditor listed the property value at 85 860 862 with 68 713 208 in real estate and 17 127 554 in personal property. The Earl of Minto and Lady Minto arrived in Vancouver and head to Victoria for a two day stay. Tacoma revived principal assistant engineer office with Charles M Levy and B L Crosby named chief. Crosby starts October 1.

Board of Equalization Earl OF Minto Canada Lady Minto Vancouver B. C Victoria Tacoma Charles M. Levy Northern Pacifhc B. L. Crosby Crosby

Jefferson Injured On voyage to Skagway

The Alaska Steamship steamer Jefferson sailed for Skagway with thirty passengers and full cargo. It struck a log on departure breaking its propeller and was sent to Eagle Harbor. The Dirigo was dispatched to Tacoma to fetch the original propeller and the Jefferson was placed on the ways at Fage Harbor with the propeller installed within twenty four hours.

Alaska Steamship Company Jefferson Skagway Eagle Harbor Dirigo Tacoma Fagie Harbor

Knights Templar Conclave to Convene in San Francisco

Commander Henry Bates Stoddard of Bryan will preside at the United States Knights Templar triennial conclave in San Francisco beginning September 4. The event gathers dignitaries and members from across the order for ceremonies and leadership transitions.

Bryan Tex Knights Templar United States San Francissco Henry Bates Stoddard

More Delay Expected in City Pole Line Case

The condemnation trial for the municipal lighting plant pole line opens in Judge Griffin’s court on September 15. Officials expect a four to five day trial with possible appeal to the supreme court by Kent Lumber Co. The city aims to clear and pole the 4.5 miles of land and deliver electricity by late October. Work from Renton north and Cedar Falls south is advancing. City stops long shifts of ten hours a day after labor protest and charter violation concerns.

Cedar Falls Renton Ross Thomson

Seven Die in Sahara Street Crossing Horror

The revised toll lists seven killed and many injured after Saturday’s Sahara street crossing disaster. Victims include Joan W. Wilson 70 Kirkwood Louis County George W. Majors 60 Lawie County Mary Culb reb Louis Andrew McKinley 12 St Louis and others. All victims are St. Louis residents.

ST. Louis Sahara Street Joan W. Wilson Kirkwood Louis County George W. Majors Lawie County BCLP Louis Andrew McKinley Pristol Webster Grove St. Lauis

Collision injures 38 year old creamery worker John Murray

John Murray of 2422 Second Avenue North, an employee of the 1XL creamery, was fatally injured in a collision with a Madison Street cable car near the power station. He suffered skull fracture and severe injuries, was taken to Providence Hospital, underwent brain surgery, and remained unconscious through the night with life not yet saved. Eyewitnesses give conflicting accounts of whether Murray deliberately rode into the track or the horse shied.

John Murray Madison Street Murray Mites Providence Hospital Second Avenue North Alexander Murray Hiles

Larceny Charge Looms In Diamond Heist

Flora Ross and Queenie Stanford are detained by City Detective Wappenstein over the theft of 92 000 in diamonds from Verna Russell. All three women reside in restricted district brothels and the case hinges on circumstantial evidence with a police effort to obtain confessions.

Flora Ross Queenie Stanford Wappenstein Verna Russell Russell Tenderloin

Lecture Tonight at A M E Church on Bloodline Claim

Fider J. M. Webb lectures at the A M E Church at Fourteenth Avenue and Madison Street about a controversial claim that biblical figures such as Jesus Solomon and the Queen of Sheba had some blood of Ham flowing in their youth and Abraham. The talk discusses alleged racial implications and historical interpretations within a religious setting.

Fider J. M. Webb A. M. BE Fourteenth Avenue Madison Street Span Jesus Solomon Sheba Abraham

Thousands of Union Laborers Parade in City Labor Day Pageant

A vast Labor Day march drew about 15 000 unionists through the city with visiting contingents from Tacoma Vancouver Bremerton Everett and Spokane. Women from the Waitresses and Clarmont Workers unions led the procession as barber shop unions staged a show of strength and local floats showcased industry and strike solidarity.

Firet Avenue Pike Street Yealer Way Tacoma Vancouver Bremerton Bell Ingham Everett Spokane Waitresses’ Union Clarmont Workers’ Union F A Rust BR. B Orchard N. A. Hoffman Western Central Labor Union Building Trades Assembly Tacoma Trades Council Wagners Band Antona Barbers’ Union Cooke and Walter Union Sheet Metal Workers Union Granite Cutters’ Union Prentice Barbers Union Barnes Cigarmakers Union Bellingham Washington Aberdeen Weestern Central Butchers Union The Butchers’ Union New York Sons of Labor New Yark James B. McCabe Central Federated Union Fifty Ninth Street Fiftieth Washington Square Tme

Strikers Parade in Chicago Labor Day Pageant

About 25 000 marchers took part in the Chicago Labor Day parade this morning starting at 10 o clock in line. The event was held despite the Chicago Federation of Labor declaring in favor of a previous plan or action, with this year’s turnout lower than last year’s 75 000.

Chicago Chicago Federation of Labor

Death by Self Described Trap Ends Rev. Os car A. Smith

The decomposed body of Rev. Oscar A. Smith, former post office clerk, found north of Ravenna park by hunters A Hedwell and A R Castleton. A carbolic acid bottle, a stopped gold watch, coins and a wife’s letter were found on him. Smith denied inspectors’ confession in a final letter claiming he was trapped.

Oscar A. Smith Post Office A. Hedwell A. R. Castleton Ravenna Park Smith Wayland Flavin North Fifty-third Street Hadwell Hoye Cunningham Bonney-Watson Post Office Department

San Francisco Labor Day Parade Draws 20000 Participants

Crowds of about 20,000 marchers parade through Frisco in perfect weather on Labor Day. Visiting knights and ladies were among the spectators and participants observed by onlookers.

San Francisco

Man Vanishes After Banknote Swindle in Fremont

A man who pocketed marked money and paid a restaurant bill with a marked half dollar confessed to the crime. He fled from federal authorities under the pretense of notifying his wife, leaving behind an aged father and mother, a widow, and several children in Fremont. His body was later found in an apparent self-inflicted death. funeral services were held, with interment at Mt. Pleasant cemetery.

Smith Fremont Bonney- Watson Company Mt. Pleasant

Explosion near Upper Sandusky Kills Five

A premature nitro glycerine blast near Upper Sandusky yesterday killed five people and left five others seriously injured. The cause of the accident is unknown at this time.

British Ship Drum Barton Wrecks Off Point San Pedro

In dense fog on Saturday the British ship Drum Barton ran aground near Point San Pedro and is a total wreck. Captain W. G. Thomas commanded the vessel valued at 46 000 dollars and 98 000 pounds. She belonged to Western Commercial Co of this city and was chartered to Renton Holmes & Co.

San Francisco Drumbarton W. G. Thomas Point San Pedro Western Commercial Company Renton, Holmes & Co

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