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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1906
Page
7
Crew members of the whaling ship Harald Dol report mistreatment by Captain Wo Macot off Point Barrow and a complaint is filed in a United States inquiry. A crew meeting is held aboard the vessel to decide next steps as authorities investigate the charges.
The Goldfield Sun notes a transfer involving M. Durnet of Den with terms dictated by an independent work arrangement. The item appears in the September records from the Nevada paper.
The British ship Inverna Anlet is reported sailing from Chignik with a load for the Fisheries fleet. The Hring and Dalphine are also noted as moving cargoes toward various ports, with Amensione docking at Wall St. and Tacoma for cement, flour, and related goods bound for Europe.
The Evangeli association meeting is called at the First M F with Prof W Flinn and J Breage DD. The discussion centers on The Relation of the to Health and Physical.
A fragmented report indicates Keelie contacted police about a Red teen entering a scene and mentions two certificates, standing, and payments. Details are incomplete and unclear.
State penitentiary today hosts an appearance by inmate George Johnson accused of forging checks. Authorities report a pattern of possible financial deception linked to the alleged scheme.
A fragmented report mentions Bar RR and a person named Joma Liynch facing a negotiator related issue with entries and payments unclear. No further verified facts available.
The report lists staff for the senior class publication including editor in chief Millie Manercer and assistants F Stoll Ox Hter A Gibson with society and class editor roles, indicating a leadership shift in the senior year staff.
A report from Sept. 22 notes that Alfonse and Ts Princess were married. The item mentions the Spentah tree as a location or context for the ceremony.
Partial OCR note lists fare rates to areas around Albany New York via the Pacific line with dates and limit terms. Mentions return limits and November dates, with contact at city offices and railway corner First Way for particulars.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses gifts and cultivation in a vague sense. It mentions facing a topic and adjusting habits in the mind. The text is portions of a thought or dialogue with no clear event, people, or location.
The Tacoma blaze at Puyallup and Bast streets left Henry Krause missing while another unidentified teamster is believed buried in the wreckage. Rescue teams expect to burn debris after removal to clear space for new buildings. Olga Peterson is safe, and funeral arrangements set for Krause’s burial in Tacoma Cemetery.
A report from Zimgel dated September 22 states a private bank employee or associate opened fire in a cafe, injuring no one and fled with about 4 000 in cash. Police launched a search for a suspect described as armed and wearing a dark coat.
The steam schooner Washington completed her trial trip this afternoon after loading stores at Galbraith's dock. Directors joined the spin around Weert Point, noting a bathroom as a novel feature on the Pacific coast. The vessel will likely load lumber at Mukilteo or Everett for San Francisco.
Olympia dispatch says Governor Mead granted parole to five convicts, ending a holdover process that had accumulated since last July. The move represents a significant parole clearance by the governor.
The steamship Yowremite, once American built and now part of the Canadian Pacific fleet, is expected to be sold to a Beattle concern to be converted into an excursion boat.
The Trades and Labor congress of Canada voted to organize a political party named the Canadian labor party. The party will be independent of the congress but the federation will assist in its early organization.
The section of the steam schooner Delhi belonging to the Pacific Coast Steamship company has delayed the vessel’s trial run again and it is doubtful the trial will occur before near Monday.
Advices received at the Merchants' Exchange indicate the steamer Pleiades departed Hong Kong bound for Seattle this morning.
James McVey reported to police that while he drank at the Beattie bar he was pickpocketed and $14 was taken from his pockets during the night at the Oregon house.
In San Francisco on September 22 an attorney for Retdere formed a group to pursue legal action against the North German Insurance Company to collect money owed on a recent fire loss.
Ji B Kenny also known as L B Mason pleaded not guilty this morning to a burglary charge. He will be tried next week.
Conover was elected a member of the Republican County Central committee and later chosen chairman. The committee initially elected J D Knickerbocker and Conover as committeemen. Knickerbocker refused the chairmanship, and Conover was elected chairman.
Washington September 12 Hiam ont Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor expresses gratification at President Roosevelt's enforcement of the eight hour per day labor statute on all government work.
Victoria report says Justice Duff of the British Columbia Supreme Court is expected to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court of Canada. If appointed, J. A. Macdonald, Liberal opposition leader, would likely succeed Duff on the BC bench.
Fire destroyed the relief rink of the Big Rink company in Brokane last night. The loss is estimated at 15,006 in local currency.
KH Williams, a carpenter, was arrested early today by Patrolman Phi and charged with begging after being found in public.
The Court Enterprise No 3 F of A held a dance with 160 couples enjoying the evening. Malan served as floor manager and a banquet followed the event.
Efforts to outnumber houses are completed and mail delivery will start on Monday with appointed carriers.
Mise Mabelle of Brooklyn will preach tomorrow at University Place church. Mise Biggart will discuss Before and After Calvary. she formerly served as assistant pastor at Union Baptist Church of Brooklyn.
A voyage aboard the Xema seeks a rumored island south of the Cape of Good hoping to unearth diamonds. The venture lists distinguished backers including eight British peers and several officers and financiers, with Captain Jackson guarding the chart sealed until reaching St Helena.
Cardiff dispatch notes the good ship Xema setting sail on a mysterious voyage, a departure not paralleled by any tale of romance, leaving readers awaiting further details of its purpose and destination.
Victoria telegram reports Pilot Simpson on the City of Seattle on the bridge describes a strong current driving the ship toward shore. On a dark, deceptive night he spotted a moving light, warned the crew, and attempted to back clear the rocks of Trial Island. The fog signal man later said there was no fog. The ship will not sail north until tonight.
An unnamed man claiming to be a printer leapt from the upper deck of the State of Washington between Edmonds and Everett. He was rescued after the steamer reversed and lowered a boat as he sank. A prior similar attempt occurred near Pier 2 and the man again refused to give his name. The afternoon identification revealed the name T. A. Paeulkner.
At last night's meeting the union elected officers: C Dolby president, D E White vice president, A Reep secretary, K R Levi treasurer, and Bob Heesketh delegate to the Central Labor Council.
The court issued an injunction restraining the Omaha and South Omaha coal exchanges and members from attempting to monopolize the coal trade in the two cities and ordered them to turn over their books to the district attorney by September 24.
A police complaint from 36. Carroll of B Schwabacher Dock alleges trains stood all day on water front tracks and garbage was tossed from sleeping cars onto the street. Patrolman Warren Hubbard confirmed the findings. Rail firms on Railroad Ave and the health department were notified to remedy the conditions.
Waterfront chatter claims owners of the steamer Kitsap wagered $500 with Flyer owners on a race between the two steamers set for tomorrow. News notes also mention a cancer congress in Heidelberg starting tomorrow with global physicians attending. Admiral Dewey’s 62nd navy entry anniversary observed quietly in Washington. Beech River Missionary Baptist association opens its 6th annual session in Huron with Rev RL Rogers delivering the opening sermon.
In Virginia during the Civil War a sergeant named Jerry Blossom boasts of 99 sweethearts. After a battle near Middletown he is wounded and later dies in Winchester. A funeral march follows with a lone mourner, the 100th sweetheart, fading into memory. Providence report: Modern Woodmen of America hold a field day with 22 camps in parade and a ceremonial program.
Senator Beveridge launches his campaign in Chicago outlining a united nation on future needs. He argues key issues will include government ownership of utilities versus private regulation and the Cuban question as Roosevelt policy faces opposition. A steamer Queen is due tonight carrying passengers and freight.
The bodice features straight hand-stitched tucks reaching the waist. The skirt is full with bottom tucks and lace trim. Over the shoulders a lace arrangement is edged with a slim frill, and the arrangement ends in wheell embroidery.
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