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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1899

Page

4

What Is In Store For Admiral Dewey

Washington September reports discuss whether Admiral Dewey will retire December 4 upon reaching age limits. Officials expect he will remain in service, possibly as special adviser to the secretary of the navy, guiding the fall Philippines campaign and a sea land approach in Luzon. The president trusts his ability to coordinate navy and army efforts and prevent internal conflicts.

Washington Admiral Dewey Allen Olympia Dewey Himseclf Sugseat Dewey Department Secretary of the Navy Philippines Luson Miles

Prince Michael Cautarens Arrives Ahead of Wedding

Prince Michael Cautarens of Russia lands in Newport Beaulieu from Rusia to meet Miss Julia Dent Grant ahead of their September 2 wedding. Potter Palmer Jr and Monroe Palmer accompany him. Julia Grant wears a pale lawn gown and lace trimmed hat as she greets the prince on the wharf, a cart horse nearly causing a mishap.

Newport Prince Michael Cautarens Russia Julia Dent Grant Beaulieu Rusia New York Potter Palmer, Jr Monore Palmer Hishance Potter Palmer Mise Grant Mr. Palmer Miss Grant

Crosby Joins Single Tax Cause in City Visit

John S. Crosby, renowned single tax advocate and successor to Henry George, arrived after a Los Angeles to Southern California tour. A reception committee of tax reform supporters greeted him, and he planned a Beattie theater talk on single tax.

John S. Crosby America Crosby Henry George Mr. Crosby California Los Angeles Ciigre John W. Godwin Eugene Way M. Heller PD Benson Frank Southard Johan L. Barrie Frank Pierce Sam Archer J.N. Brewster W. H. Moore Marty B. Drees S.C. Caliberhead R. W. Moulton Crowby West Beattie Theater

Methodist Conference Opens at Whatcom

The Methodist Episcopal conference in New Whatcom opens with Bishop Vincent presiding. Rev Harrington of Seattle elected secretary, and assistants named. Rev B F Brooks reelected treasurer. Presiding Elder Whitfield reports encouraging finances for the Seattle district.

Whatcom Methodist Episcopal Conference Vincent W. Harrington Seattle C. L. Cuddy HM. Todd A. @. Grega B. F. Brooks C. A. Smith BR. Hughes Co. O. Williams Presiding Elder Whitfield

Mining Man Moves On Kalama River Properties

Dr Go Die a Tacoma mining man who recently bought two Kalama river properties the Beaver and the Adds left Kalama for the mines with a force of men and a six horse pack train. He will push development of both claims located about seventeen miles above Kalama.

Kalam, Waeh Go- Die Tacoma Kalama Kalama River

Chicago General Electric sells trolley tickets at 12 for 25 cents

Chicago General Electric began selling tickets for branch trolley lines at 12 for 25 cents. Each branch line runs a little over two and a half miles, yielding a rate of about five cents per mile, but tickets do not include a transfer to the main line.

Chicago Iil Chicago General Electric Company

Transportation costs and route choices recounted at chamber meeting

A chamber of commerce session discussed a letter from Secretary of War Eillie Reet highlighting higher costs for transporting horses on the northern rail route. The talk suggested the San Francisco line remains preferred and cited Central Pacific bonding as a cost factor. An informal Dewey Day celebration was planned and Captain Coghlan offered to speak on Manila Bay.

Chamber of Commerce Eillie Reet Seattle San Francisco Graves Central Pacific Tarriff Ranke Hall Capt. Coghlan Manila Bay

Dundee strike halts mills as 16000 workers idle

In Dundee the cotton and jute workers strike has grown serious with ten mills closed and sixteen thousand workers idle. Minor disturbances occurred but were controlled by police.

Dundee

Pearl Found by Dr Poe Worth Thousands at River

Pearl hunters along the Diack river eight miles away celebrate after Dr. Poe of Portia discovers a pearl weighing 120 grains valued at about $5,000. The find stirs excitement among local pearl seekers and MOXIE residents.

Moxie Ark Diack River Poe Portia

Great Slugs of Gold Unearthed by Pacific Comat Co

The Pacific Comat Gold Mining Company reports forty one mines in active operation. Investors urged to buy stock at Beatts and Northwestern Mining exchange now.

Pacific Comat Gold Mining Co Beatts & Northwestern Mining Exchange

Railway Notes Parade Through Dawson as Officials Depart

J F P Trowbridge leaves for Dawson by White Pass route to inspect agencies over about two months. Fr W Parker departs for Vancouver on business. W K Cayleas trips to Vancouver aboard the Humoldt. Geo Westinghouse party travels east via Canadian Pacific. C J Steeple goes to Everett on a brief trip. T F Pitegereid touts California prospects noting a record orange crop and strong travel on California lines with high hotel occupancy and lively business.

J. FP. Trowbridge Dawson White Pass Yukon Glen Byrne Geo Westinghouse, Son Canadian Pacific

Library Project Named for Father of Penmanship

Pratt K. Spencer memorial library planned on foot in Gen eva to honor the father of penmanship. The building will be stone, costing about $20.60, in a town of about three thousand. Spencer, an early Western Reserve resident, taught writing in his small log home.

Geneva Pratt K. Spencer Spencer Western Reserve

Hobart May Yield Place to Roosevelt

Hobart's health limits political activity and his family would veto burdens. He prefers retirement if possible and would not seek renomination unless urged by the president and party. A Roosevelt succession would likely please him, though he could resist if pushed.

N. 1 Hobart McKinley Laureia Willy Nilly Gov. Roosevelt

Delinquents Pay Up Under New King County Tax Law

Delinquent taxes are being paid at the county treasurer’s office at over $5,000 daily. The rise in prosperity and a new law removing most penalties but charging interest spurred payment. Property values increasing drives delinquents to settle promptly. pre 18% interest and a 90 day window encourage cash flow. Taxes due two years ago already paid. current year levies due next month.

King County

Dewey Arch Plans Submitted for Broadway Fifth Ave Site

The National Sculptor Society submitted plans to the building commissioner for the Dewey arch at Broadway and Fifth Avenue. Estimated cost is 26,500 dollars. Arch sections are set, one ecplonade half up, top to be installed soon. Admiral figures nearly complete, about 12 feet tall each.

New York National Sculptor Society Today Broadway Fifth Avenue

Mining Stocks Held Back Over Underwriting Gap

The text notes that shares remained unavailable because mining stocks were not underwritten by A. L. Parker & Co of New York Block, highlighting a financing gap affecting the issue.

A. L. Parker & Co New York

Prospectors report pay gravel find on Ferguson creek bed

A known New Era resident reported that two South Oregon prospectors yesterday found payable gold on L. Ferguson's property in Oregon City. Pans washed from bedrock yielded promising prospects, though the extent of pay gravel remains undetermined.

Oregon City Ore New Era Oregon L. Ferguson

First smallpox death reported in Eastern Washington

In Pullman Washington on September 14 Wilbur Haines died from smallpox two miles southeast of Johnson after a five day illness. He contracted the disease through a brother in law Chris Hagey who traveled from Oregon two weeks ago, not believed to be severe.

Pullman Wash Washington Spokane Johnson Wilbur Haines Chris Hagey Thin County Oregon Hagey

Bank Cashier Indicted in Tyler Over Bank Failure

K. B. Roby, once cashier of the Tyler Banking Company, was indicted today for receiving a deposit while knowing the bank was in a failing condition. The arrest stirred financial circles in this region.

Tylene Tex K. B. Roby Tyler Banking Company

Causes Worthy Benefit Event At Beattie Theater

On Saturday September 4 the George Formon Relief Corpra presents literary and musical entertainment at the Beattie theater. Seattie and Tacoma talent perform a farce and other pieces with many tickets already sold. Proceeds aid sick and wounded Washington regiment. A benefit ball tonight at the Armory, under Ladies of the Maccabees, supports Tucker fund. Wagner’s Orchestra provides music. efforts aimed to ensure a grand success.

George ¥. Formon Relief Corpa Beattie Theater Seattie Tacoma Armory Washington Regiment Ladies of the Maccabees Corp. Tucker Fund Wagner

Unusual World Snippets From a Divided Era

A collage of quirky facts and vignettes spans Jerusalem demographics Ireland's fisheries and British heiresses to Dreyfus tensions. It notes a German streetcar seating rule, Goethe in Italy, a ten year old’s autograph joke, hotel dress debates in Switzerland, and a Congregational pastor courting Miss S with a witty misstep.

Goethe Torbote Lake of Garda Vienna Cloethe Albert Brothers Settembre Ath Switzerland

Walla Walla Bids Bonds Defect Threatens Vote Plan

Attorneys for Morris and Whitehead of Portland find a defect in the bond proceedings worth 150000 dollars for a water works and sewer system. City officials plan a new special election to ratify a fresh ordinance. Milan aims for a 1904 world fair to celebrate the completion of the Mont Cenis tunnel.

Walla Walla Morris & Whitehead Portland Milan Bimplon

Silver Salmon Run Reopens in Lower Sound

Silver salmon begin to run in the lower Sound as fishermen note unprecedented runs of sockeye and humpback salmon this year. Early high prices sparked lively fishing but later dropped, yet overall, fishermen report a remunerative year despite overwhelmed traps.

Port Stephens Secured as Transport Ship for Army

The steamship Port Stephens, chartered by the government as transport, will arrive mid next month with capacity for 58 animals. Registered at 3,504 tons, the ship measures 340 feet in length and 45 feet beam, and is sister to the Port Albert. Quartermaster Robinson invites bids for 460,000 feet of lumber, 2,200 tons of hay, and an equal amount of grain and forage for the army of the Philippines.

Port Stephens Port Albert Quartermaster Robinson

Survivors of Lisgar Picked Up by Steamer Care

Two of Lisgar's crew are safe after hours adrift on Lake Huron in a yawlboat. Captain Freeman and Nelson Alture, four seamen, were rescued by the steamer Care. Freeman believes the other five crew members, including his wife, perished when the coal laden Lisgar foundered last Sunday near Mackinaw.

Macksnaw Mich Lake Huron Care Freeman Nelson Alture Liegard Parry Sound

Lion Attacks Men as Escaped Beast Runs Rampant

A wild lion escaped and attacked people in an urban area, tearing men to pieces. A.L. Parker and Company offer to underwrite mining stock and employ workers starting tomorrow, with Catch 'em. com listed at 423 New York block.

A. L. Parker and Company New York Block

Mining Stock Panic In Seattle Fails to Deliver

Investors in Seattle discover missing certificates for Pacific Coast Gold Mining stock while confronted with a sale of note paper in boxes by Denny Coryell Co. at 71 Latave. The overheated market leads to a wave of trouble for men and women guarding their bundles of stock.

Pacific Coast Gold Mining Company Denny Coryell Co

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