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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1905

Page

5

Seattle Quartermaster Department Under Investigation

War department orders criminal probe into alleged irregularities in furnishing cape and groves to the army. Investigation extends to depots in Seattle, San Francisco, and Philadelphia area, with Captain in charge stating no Seattle depot, but welcomes inquiry into storage and shipments to Philippines and Alaska.

Washington, PD. C Morrie Busehae War Department Seatte San Francico Ter San Francisco Seattle Schuylkill Arsenal Philadelphia Captain & A. Great Quartermaster’s Department The Star Philippines Alaska

Local Wholesale Prices From R. Yerxa & Sons

R Yerxa and Sons lists wholesale grocery pricing for branch stores at Queen Anne Avenue and Hal,lard near City Hall, Green Lake Station. Orders under 15 dollars are charged cartage. items include potatoes, sugar corn, cheese tomatoes, can goods, coffee, and other staples. Wholesale department located at Main and Occidental. price list available on request.

Queen Anne Ave Cor Republican Hallard City Hall Green Lake Station Ont R. YERXA &@ SONS Main and Occidental

Robbery Steals Rings From Mrs Dr Jenkins

Mrs F Jenkins of 207 Maynard reports a sneak thief robbed her Thursday afternoon as she moved household effects. A man was seen fleeing a back entrance and about 150 dollars worth of rings and jewelry were taken.

DR. F. Jenkins Maynard

Officer Collier Appeals After Discharge Over Ordinance Charge

Police officer F Collier appealed to the civil service commission seeking redress after being discharged by Chief Delaney for alleged evading city ordinances and opposing enforcement in court. The commission will hear the case next Thursday. A Collier cow was seized by the poundmaster amid claims Collier aided in bypassing the officer’s enforcement.

Collier Delaney Civil Service Commission

New Car Arrives in Seattle Shoppers Create City Spectacle

A Seattle man debuts his new Denzine buggy cruising Second Avenue with gleaming top and green goggles. The scene shows dust wiped away by sprinkling cart and spectators noting the proud owner in auto cap gauntlet gloves, pacing at a two mile pace to impress.

Willie Dot Skagit County Seattle Second Avenue

Would-Be Murderer and His Wife Carry Bullet Wound in Court

In Judge Griffin's court on Friday, J B Jefferson faced trial for attempted murder of his wife Emma Jefferson. Emma, sobbing and in pain from a bullet in her chin and hip, testified how jealous abuse preceded the shooting at Ballard circus grounds. The defendant claimed memory gaps and denied threats, while prosecutors argued intoxication and drug use did not excuse the crime.

J. B. Jefferson Griffin Emma Jefferson Ballard Circus Mackintosh Ballard Jeff Hailiff Heneman Jefferson

Soaked Twice at Mar onette Saloon Brawl Ends in Jail

Waiter C B McCarney paid 10 dollars for a mix up after a saloon scrap at Second and Spring. Jim McCormick and sparring partner John L Sullivan associate were detained by Patrolman A Ryan and McCormick fled after the fight leaving one man down. Judge Gordon fined McCarney while McCormick left. Japanese worker F A Bakata with a broken shoulder from a train incident was taken to Seattle and placed in Providence hospital.

C. B. McCarney Jim McCormick John L. Sullivan A. Ryan McCormick Gordon Flahter F. A. Bakata Leavenworth Seattle Providence Hospital

Labor Shortage for 300 Hop Pickers in White River Valley

Labor Commissioner Grout reports 300 picker jobs in the White River valley cannot be filled. Eastern Washington has ample pickers, but this side of the mountains lacks workers. Grout cannot meet all labor calls, filling about 100 positions daily.

White River Valley Grout Washington

Yellow Fever Toll Rises in New Orleans

New Orleans reports twenty one new yellow fever cases and two fatalities by noon. The surge adds to the ongoing health crisis in the city as officials monitor the outbreak.

New Orleans

More Men to Work for City Lighting Project

A further construction crew will start Monday to speed up wiring of residences and business blocks as demand for municipal light grows. Superintendent Youngs says orders for lights are flooding in and about 4,000 lights are needed. delays arise from building poles and wiring across a large city area and from issues with Seattle Electric Company poles under the Shuffiton franchise.

Youngs Seattle Electric Company Shuffieton

Roosevelt renomination talk surfaces for 1908 bid

The dispatch from Washington dated August 30 reports Theodore Roosevelt discussed for renomination in 1908. The Star carried the note the same day, suggesting the AP may have rebroadcast Scripps news into a mail paper about a week later.

A. P Theodore Roosevelt Scripps News Association Washington Dispatch The Star Scripps

Public Critique of Seattle Fire Department Report

HH Behnqurst’s report on the Seattle fire department criticizes personnel and suggests top officials are prone to intoxication. It aimed to deter insurance-rate reductions while Bringhurat, expert on fire apparatus, defends his positions. Chief Cook cites personal disappointment. Bringhurat disputes the claims and asserts he can substantiate them.

HH. W. Behnqurst Seattle Bringharet

Pfister sues Warry P Myrick and allies in major conspiracy claim

Milwacker reports Pfister has filed suit for one million alleging editor Warry P Myrick district attorney McGovern and others conspired to ruin him. He says indictments were pursued on a larceny charge to cast a cloud over him as part of a governor La Follette conflict. Health notes typhoid cases rise modestly with about 120 new reports in August and September.

Pfister la Follette Ludlow Department

Rock Incident Sparks Warrant Against Junk Dealer

Abraham Michaelson is the subject of a warrant after a rock was thrown at Miss Levine as she walked with N. Rosenbaum and others. Rosenbaum, 24, swore out the warrant after escorting Miss Levine and her mother home. Police entered a nearby premises believed linked to the case. Information is filed against John McCarthy and Clarence Brown. Joseph Out alleges he was robbed of $90.

Pather Levine H. A. Levine Abraham Michaelson N. Rosenbaum Rosenbaum Miss Levine Michaelson John McCarthy Clarence Brown Joseph Hay

Ballard Plans Water Source Report as Seattle Water Looms

Ballard officials will hear a Friday night report from the committee investigating water supply options to serve the city and possibly cease Seattle water use. Bonds valued at 75000 were sold by Harris Co of Chicago with a 1 and brokers netted 4 18 percent. bond premium was about 1 percent. Public order concerns rise after Officer Nelson was pelted and the need for a guard alongside police is discussed.

Ballard Seattle Seiko N. G. Harerie & Co Chicago Harris & Co Nelson

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