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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
7
Vague electoral note describes a political group in York supporting a Democratic ticket for King William Bulaser. Mentions allied parties and organizations like Jeffersonian and American Anti-Troux, with unclear context and errors. No clear outcome or date.
A limited time sale ends today as a special price offer draws buyers to participate. Store officials urge customers to act quickly to secure discounts before the deadline and stock runs out.
The report to the comptroller of the currency in Washington shows the condition of Seattle banks at the close of business September. Total resources amount to 26,973,458 with loans and discounts and other holdings. Individual deposits list and legal reserve ratio are noted with a 16.90 percent reserve.
C Poster of the Ral der Pharmacy near Madison at power house was arrested by Special Officer Clark on a charge of selling liquor without a license. Police Matron Kelly aided the arrest. He was released on a $100 cash bond for appearance in court.
The Bertha steamer from Valdes plus other Alaska ports is due in Seattle this afternoon at four o'clock.
Washington September 21 Chinese labor proposals for the Panama canal were submitted to the canal commission. The award will be made after the commission and the general counsel examine all proposals.
Dr Charles McCutcheon superintendent of Paddock Memorial hospital Ta coma returns home with 200 birds secured in Ireland. The birds were acquired during his travels and are bound for Ta coma.
Henry A Ruchtett, chancellor of Denver University, was nominated to succeed P M Stewart as the Republican candidate for Colorado governor at An ANE. The item mentions a Northern Pacific fare sale to Spokane with a one way rate of $10.10 and travel details.
The retailer highlights deep discounts with suit prices ranging from 7.50 to 25.00 dollars, inviting shoppers to take advantage of the marked down apparel.
Kellingham dispatch says Anton Besold was arrested in Washington DC for the murder of his California wife. W J McFadden and county sheriff, with California authorities, traced the victim from a skirt photo and laundry marks described in the Los Angeles paper. The slain woman was sister to McFadden’s wife and Herold, who robbed his wife of 800 dollars at the Duller hotel, is linked to the case.
Joseph M. Hoyd sues the Northern Pacific Railroad and Northern Pacific Mailway to recover 76528.07 claiming due from the Coeur-Alene Railway Navigation Company. He contends land grant rights passed to the Northern Pacific Railroad and later to the Northern Pacific Railway, challenging the validity of the holdings.
The fish commission arranges to import eastern lobsters to Puget Sound and transplant western lobsters to Massachusetts coast. The experiment will be conducted by Prof. Gorham of Brown University.
The Phoenix building project reports that although the Detmin ton government has let the contract, no construction funds have been raised except by public subscription. The total cost of the building is estimated at 4,500 dollars.
New York September 21 members of the board of rectors of the Associated Press were all reelected. A. P. Langtry of the Field Union was chosen to succeed Gen. Charles H. Taylor of the Globe amid concerns private interests could intrude on office tenure.
The Cottage City docked in Seattle carrying 12 600 cases of canned men from Punter's Bay. The vessel's cargo and voyage details are briefly noted with limited readable information.
The St Paul from the New Western Pishertes company docks in Nome with 65,000 cases of canned salmon and a shipment of salt fish. Captain F L Harriman breaks a leg while supervising the anchor hearing in Nome.
Jamresville reports John F. Moright of Unity County was appointed private secretary to Governor General Smith in the Philippines on September 1. The appointment names Moright as a key aide in the colonial administration.
Get Busy Me advertises the Bargar hat for $3 hand paid from Seattle Hat Factory 1210 Second Ave. in latest colors for all occasions and weather. Also notes Washington State Fair events in North Yakima with special excursion trains from Seattle and Tacoma, fares from $3.50 round trip, final return Sep 23.
Julie Redelsheimer invites the public to an afternoon and evening reception at his revamped three story store, boasting a striking interior redesign and a moving escalator linking the floors. The facade and interiors emphasize a modern, expansive retail space, with artfully finished upper levels recently opened to greet thousands.
Following Guerra threats to march on Havana the United States faces pressure from Taft and Bacon for intervention. Taft in contact with Roosevelt reports a critical situation beyond prior expectations. Cuban leaders say they can beat the insurgents but cannot protect foreign property, urging American troops to quell the rebellion.
RM. Crocker aged 19 son of A M Crocker of the American Paint company was arrested by Detective Brown this morning and charged with forgery. He bought goods using checks for more than the amount due and kept the change. The checks were worthless and victims totaled 105.60 dollars.
In Oroville California on September 1 Henry Kerf in an intoxicated state forced Will Snyder to dance before a crowd and fired at Snyder's feet. Constable Highett of Hayden Hill Lawen County confronted Kerf and killed him after he began shooting at the town.
The Jefferson is due tomorrow from Skagway aboard the Santa Clara heading west. The Santa Ana goes to dry dock at Morans. Steamer Harold Dollar, relief ship for whalers, arrives tonight after passing Tatoosh this morning.
The British bark East African arrived this morning under Captain Johnson ten days out from Acapulco. Seaman John Smith fell overboard and was lost despite rescue efforts. Apprentice Stanley Warren died from malaria after a stormy passage.
Mayor Moore issues a permit to the International Contract Company to install hydrants on Massachusetts Street between Railroaday and East Waterway. The firm says weekday work is impossible due to local factory water use and says shutting off the pipe will be needed to install the new hydrants.
Conrad Miller is jailed on a charge of threatening to kill his wife May Miller. The case centers on alleged intentions to harm May Miller, with officials detaining him in the county jail pending further proceedings.
Washington Democrats debate field for the state convention to be held next Wednesday in the Armory. Rumors place Bo Browney of Beattie and Frank C Roberts of Spokane as possible nominees for Congress or the supreme bench with Morris Langhorn of Lewis County also a candidate. Local leaders hope several counties join with strong tickets to boost upcoming contests.
A warrant was issued today for the arrest of Van Auker former cashier of the State Bank Rainier Oregon accused of embezzling 1697 from bank funds. He fled detectives last night and was seen in Portland in the morning. He said he was bound and robbed on Labor Day but authorities allege he staged a gambling loss and fake robbery to hide peculations.
Jnc B Wing was arrested by Patrolman Rothe for speeding while driving in violation of the local speed ordinance. The incident reports an enforcement action by a city patrol officer.
Mongolian steamer Mongolia was floated at Midway Island on September 21 after being stranded. The incident involved rescue crews and nav al authorities coordinating to free the vessel and restore normal operations.
Sightseer guide notes Bremerton route to Port Orchard boat service from pier 2. Visitors are invited to view the navy yard and ships including Chicago Boston Oregon and Philadelphia training ship. Scenic trip between Seattle and Bremerton offers frequent departures with six daily boats round trip.
The Model Cloak and Suit Manufacturing Co announces a fall and winter line at 1426 Second Avenue opposite the Bon Marche. With 28 stores, they cut, sew, and fit to order from Parisian and domestic models, using in house designers and cutters to offer garments at first cost.
Italian man Wiel Colella aged 66, living in Columbia City, was killed today at about 12 15 PM when struck by a train on the Northern Perfic railway tracks half a mile south of Georgetown. He reportedly did not hear the warning bell. His body was taken to Georgetown losing rooms. In Judge Frater's juvenile court this morning 23 youths watched proceedings awaiting their turns.
Judge Armtong issues citation against County Attorney P P Christensen to show cause why he should be removed from office. Charges stem from Charles Mostyn Owen accusing Christensen of failing to immunize a warrant amid alleged insufficient evidence to convict. Newt Jordan to join Seattle stevedoring firm after resigning pilot post in San Francisco harbor.
The county commissioners let a contract to Oberto & Gay for 1659 dollars to improve the A Morrison road between Newcastle and Renton. L M Gearig's bid of 600 dollars was accepted for the Willow Ave road at Brighton Beach. Contracts for graveling the Richardson road were rejected as too high.
Say Stranger visit Bremerton Navy Yard to view battleships cruisers and torpedo boats. Boats depart Pier 2 at 9 50 a m 10 50 a m 11 30 a m 1 35 p m 2 20 p m 4 30 p m and 7 30 p m with round trip service from Seattle an hour ride via Port Orchard Route.
Investors in Haynes and Haynes Allentown addition see property sales surge in August with the addition nearly sold out. The city in the Puget Sound region gains as rail lines including Northern Pacific and Columbia Puget Sound, and Milwaukee and Union Pacific rights of way, shape a future diversification of shops and yards near Seattle. The double track Interurban promises a 26 minute ride from the city, signaling intense activity after the Herriman franchise resolution.
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