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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
7
New York reporting more than 15 million dollars in gold deposited in the United States treasury from the Alaska and Klondike districts. Officials expect seven million of eight million more to arrive before season's end as receipts rise above last year by three to four million.
An investigation into the disappearance of Richard Stanley Bamfield on Vancouver Island indicates a devilfish grabbed him during his morning bath. His clothes and boat were found. many devilfish inhabit those waters, and officials believe one attacked him.
J W Corning an express messenger aged 27 is in a dangerous condition at a local hospital after a Great Northern road wreck east of Spokane. The train left the track and Corning was hurled over an embankment then carried to Seattle 15 hours late unconscious for 12 hours. His exact injuries are unclear but a fragile chance for life is noted. This wreck marks a fourth incident in his short career. He is the son of Night Jatter Charles Corning of the city jail.
An advertorial note claims sleepless, tired, and anxious individuals suffer headaches and nerves near a breakdown. Dr Miles’ Nervine is marketed to restore natural strength, with a free trial of the “Tiret” bottle offering no cost if it fully fails to help.
An advertisement announces weekly prices on MAIR BRUSHES extra tong brie thes at 4.50, HAIR BRUSHES various bristles from 2.50 to 1.00, Bath Brushes Cloth Brushes and Military Hair Razors with strops at 25 percent off regular sailing prices. It promotes dealing at Lang's.
Boodler Daniel Bunkers testifies for three hours in Judge Hart’s courtroom detailing a bribery scheme tied to a San Francisco senator and four state legislators. He describes a campaign to “hold up” state finances for protection, money handed to Emmons and Johnson, and panic after the expose, with further disclosures anticipated as the trial of Emmons continues.
The residence of A. White at 234 Twenty fourth North collapsed at 3 p m on Wednesday due to carpenters not taking precautions. Mrs White escaped by jumping from a window and suffered a badly bruised hip and minor wounds while her children were away.
The case against Joe Marsero for attempting to kill Mort Berardo was dismissed by Justice George after Marsero married the woman he lived with eight years. The Seattle arrival from Skagway carried 100 passengers amid rough seas. Lambert Naegele of the Washington Staatsagentur died of pneumonia at his home. funeral arrangements await the art of Veet Naegele, his son, from Helena Montana.
Patrolman George L. O Conner was suspended five days for 30 minutes in a saloon while on patrol. The action was ordered by Captain Ward.
Covington Ind Sept 1 Mayor C Jones shot and killed George Hutte during a confrontation in a lawyer's office. The two had long quarrel over the estate of Hutte's father. Jones surrendered to the sheriff claiming self defense after the fatal shot.
In a suburban election, 116 of 124 votes favored annexation of South Seattle. The council may negotiate terms for inclusion in the city, with the result sent to the Seattle body for approval. A separate cable from Acting Secretary Derling expressed sympathy for the Mikasa disaster in Tokyo.
We are going out of business with radical reductions in the Hoys and Children's Clothing Department. Suits once 3.60 now 1.76 and hats 3.00 now 2.00. Furnishings and underwear heavily discounted. shirts 1.00, wool garments from 1.25 to 0.60, and suits down to 20, 15, and 4.60 in various styles. Corner of Firntave and Cherry is the sale location.
Washington reports that Germany and France threaten action against Venezuela to sanction Castro. Notes have been sent urging the United States to enforce foreign rights or withdraw, with foreigners to be protected by calve and marines. The state department denies the notes.
From Parkersburg and in male dress, Loutee Daly, 22, a deserted wife and mother, traveled to Cleveland seeking her husband to force support for her two children. She worked in mines and other jobs to survive and gain rides on freight trains. A patrolman found her among rough tramps on Whiskey Island, and she appeared before a police judge seeking court aid to compel her husband to provide for the children.
Building owner plans to repair the ancient church at Third and Madelon after a partial demolition from dynamite. Inspector Place says no permit, fears age and fire district hurdles, and asks the police to block work until legal permit is shown. He notes that the owner may face difficulties due to age and location within the fire limits.
Bast Lake Wyoming Sept 14 One man is dead another near death and four others ill in a sheep camp after consuming nine bottles of patent medicine in place of whisky All members of the party are sick One man crawled to a ranch for help Clint Armstrong the dead man was doubled over and could not be straightened.
A man described as a phony jewelry dealer tried to sell a ring to Patrolman Anderson in plain clothes. The suspect, Gregg, claimed to have bought the ring in Cripple Creek for $2.26 and asked for a chance to leave town as his case was continued for more evidence.
The mayor opens an inquiry at police HQ into mass boxed warnings and box placement in bars. Acting Chief Willard and Captain Laubsecher are injured with Laubecher in serious condition. others fear for his life. The mayor asserts orders must be followed, while Laub Scher questions the plan.
Mamie Batocehi 18 daughter of Frank Batocehi filed suit to recover saloon license money and was arrested on Washington Street at 1:05 AM with Mona Lewis and Eva Linton by Patrolmen Damm and King. They face disorderly person charges and remain in jail as no one intervenes.
The text describes several young women over 18 facing offenses with potential full sentences or fines, police warnings, and court appearances before Police Judge Gordon. It recalls a past incident near Marquette bar involving intoxicated girls and two boys, a jail term, and promises of parental discipline. It also mentions Frank Balocchi’s North Seattle saloon closed after a violent assault on Patrolman Jacobs, and unresolved charges against Balocchi, McNamara, and Kraemer.
The 96th annual meeting of the American Board of Foreign Missions opened at Plymouth church with displays of missionary maps and a world globe. Leaders including President Samuel B. Capen and Secretary James L. Barton outlined missions across Africa, Asia, and the Americas and announced forthcoming talks on China and other fields. A tour of planned excursions and regional meetings followed as the group prepares for future visits and rallies.
James D. Hoge Jr and associates form a new railroad to connect Seattle and Portland with a Portland terminal site secured. The venture, tied to Harriman and Rockefeller rumors, aims for a triangular Portland Seattle route benefiting Portland wheat traffic. Details on principals awaited.
Under Coach Frost the Seattle high school team shifts to backfield focus to outpace heavy lines. Three full squads have practiced nightly with a desire to boost speed. Planned games include Olympics on Sept 16 and the U of Washington on Sept 20 at Volunteer Park, plus Tacoma and potential future matches.
Archer N Alien sues Northern Pacific and Crane Co. for 1990 damages claiming a boiler rest caused his crushed foot due to negligence in leaving it upright and in hiring an employee who toppled the heavy iron. Judge Tallman to hear the case Thursday. Police report two men dragged from an opium joint at South Fourth and Washington, Ed Deecerdeva 23, and James Callahan alias Campbell 22, by Patrolman Christenson.
A local catalog-style notice advertises hardware items including a 4 keyed reversible night latch with brass knob and cutcheon and 3 keys, burglar alarm, Stetson wrench, Holdfast driver, and various enamel rules priced around 25c to $1.26, at Spinning's Cash Store on 1310 Second.
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