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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1906
Page
6
Reports describe a violent riot in Atlanta with numerous deaths and property damage as white mobs clash with black residents. Police, fire units, and troops were deployed. streetcar service halted. authorities warned martial law if unrest continues and possible deployment to Macon.
The Washington Portland 4 cement company plans to start operations on the Skagit River in Skagit County within about seven weeks. Initial output is about 66 barges per day, with production roughly doubling later, aiming to ease local shortages and stabilize the market. City Engineer inspected tests and expects stronger supply and reduced mortgage pressure to pursue work more rapidly.
A Quiline lanc bound for Seattle fought a heavy gale and was at four mile rock near the coast when a launch from Boatman Freize proceeded to assist about noon today.
Workers at 9 King Street station complete street work and siting changes. Omnibuses and traffic flow are affected as crews lay new features along the thoroughfare. Local motorists should expect delays and follow posted detours through the area.
Fragmentary text describes affirmation and motivation to enhance ability and future progress. It hints at confidence building and self belief as a power multiplier, though no concrete events or names are present.
Judge W H Beatty accepted appointment as third arbitrator in the conflict between United Street Railroads and its employees. The board will proceed to adjust the differences that caused recent street railway tensions. Mayor Moore approved ordinances directing water main installations on 16th Ave N from KE 6th to E 68th St and a 2 inch main on Bay St between ev 8 and mid between 4th and 25th Aves, plus an ordinance vacating part of Sixth Ave N.
President McGraw of the Chamber of Commerce and delegates name A Nadeau F W Lonegren F W Baker E Shorrock and Larette Wood to represent the chamber at the Pacific coast convention of commercial organizations in Spokane. They depart tonight for Spokane.
The Humboldt docked this morning bringing $146000 in treasure, D passengers and 762 cases of canned salmon on board for a return voyage tonight. Passengers include J. P. Rogers of Conrad Consolidated Mines and Willam B B Douglas and J. M. Rincherd of Alaska Marble, Ketchikan.
The first pile for the new treatiee to be occuplied by the Seattle Electric company for the line from Youngstown to Alki Point was driven this morning on Railroad av. at West Beattie. Work will now be pushed with all rapidity towards early completion.
Judge Griffin grants a TRO permitting Peter Glase and Frank Solibu to fish in Elliott Bay without interference from County Game Warden Rief or State Fish Commissioner Riseland until the case is heard at trial.
At the West Beattie council meeting tonight final action on the pending gas franchise will come up for approval.
The Saratoga will be renamed Port Valdes after returning from Nome and will sail the Valdes and Seward route starting October 16 from this port.
The steamer Ohio is due from Nome tonight or tomorrow carrying a large load of panzen gore and gold. A separate arrival, the steamer Beverie, brings 5,000 tons of flour for the Orient from Hammond and Centennial mills. Beverie to load 2,000 tons from Hammond and 3,000 tons from Centennial.
A fragmented notice notes a community effort on a special day in 1909 with broad participation. It emphasizes collective assistance and local involvement across streets and gatherings, urging readers to join in the supportive event.
On September 4 the report notes a federal judge will commence an investigation of the lumber trust on October 2 United States District Attorney Devlin has completed an inquiry into the carbine and its methods and is satisfied that the trust does not exist.
Frederick Otto Ranke, eldest son of Mrs Dora D Ranke, died at 1205 Spring last night from Brights disease. A former Dexter Horton Banking Co. associate, he was a well known Seattle youth. Funeral services are set at Bonney Watson parlors with burial in Lake View cemetery.
The Industrial Workers of the World denounced Gompers and Mitchell as reactionaries and rejected their political propaganda. They said they oppose Gompers' appeal for support and demanded he come to them to adopt their ideas.
Delegates to the Democratic state convention convening in Seattle arrive tonight and tomorrow morning amid low interest and uncertain turnout. Local leaders discuss a possible fall ticket and potential nominees including Will H. Graves of Spokane and William Blackman of this area for congress.
View President Pair arrived in Colorado Springs this morning and will speak tomorrow at the Pike's Peak centennial. The city is crowded with visitors and the weather is perfect.
New Orleans on September 24 welcomed William Jennings Bryan who arrived today and was hosted at a reception and banquet in his honor.
The case of Herman F. Titus and others arrested Saturday for obstructing streets during a socialistic address was set for Tuesday October 2 in Judge Gordon's court.
The British tramp steamer Midcard will sail for the harbor in the first week of February 1907 for a charter to load lumber for Australia. The ship, owned by Watts Watts of Liverpool, has a gross tonnage of 4169.
In Honolulu on September 24 the Manchuria ibel suit was discontinued again at the Vacantc Steamship Company which has agreed to settle with the owners of the cable ship Restorer in New York.
Salt Lake City Utah September 24 Charlies 8 Prouty of the interstate commerce commission opened the investigation in federal court today into coal holdings of the Union Pacific railroad and alleged rate discrimination. W H Bancroft Oregon Short Line GM and General Freight Agent Reeves denied the charge. Robert Spence Evanston Wyoming lawyer testified that Kemmerer Coal Diamond and Union Pacific Coal companies acquired lands under the agricultural land act and, with railroads, raised rates to freeze out competitors. He added 40 oil companies Wisconsin pushed oil development but were forced to abandon due to UP rate refusals.
Sept 24 reports say Governor Higgins refuses reelection as political workers rush to field other candidates. Charles Hughes' allies expect victory with presidential sanction denied. The looming battle between city and upstate delegates could draw Roosevelt into the contest as party factions clash.
Gen Gietchen and Capt Fournier depart from Washington for Seattle to view U S army maneuvers at American Lake then proceed to the Philippines and Mexico aboard the steamer Indianapolis scheduled to sail this afternoon.
Bank clearings on September 24, 1906 amounted to 1 646 901 dollars with Sunday timing noted. The value reflects financial activity for the period reported in the newspaper.
The past week shows strong business for real estate dealers at West Green Lake with 16 more lots sold and two recent lot transactions. T. P. Fay & Co. sold the Troxell place near Fremont to A. J. Peters from Wichita and also sold three lots to Miss Tillie W. Engstrom for $600 cash. Residents urge Seattle Electric to remove park stubs harming the area’s appearance.
Residents report ongoing disorder as youth misbehavior rises after a period with no police. Citizens petition Chief Wappenstein who cites no available manpower and urges council action. Local business owners note street repairs improving conditions while residents endure hardship and wait for fuller protection.
excursion rates to Buffalo New York via Northern Pacific dates of sale October 6 and 6 going limit 10 days final return limit November 15 rate 84.50. A splendid opportunity. For particulars call city ticket office NP Ry corner Pirat av and Yesler way
New York Sept 24 The condition of President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania railway is critical after a lung infection and complications from whooping cough contracted at his home near Philadelphia. Doctors say he is not expected to survive the night.
Ulfried Daniela, a tenant cashier from Chicago, died in a hospital at Stavanger Norway. He had traveled to attend King Haakon’s coronation and seek health after paralysis worsened by the bank’s failure.
Hall, winner of the cup at the recent auto races, appeared for trial after being arrested for speeding through Georgetown. He testified his car was out of order and could not be controlled. The case was dismissed on payment of costs.
Steamer Watson sails for San Francisco Wednesday. Hertha sails westward tomorrow. Banta Cora leaves tonight for Bernard and Valdez with passengers and full freight. Pennsylvania to Nome sails Wednesday. MP ree sold and to be converted to a coal barge. Kona sails yesterday with lumber from Eagle Harbor to San Francisco. Puako arrived at San Jose Guatemala with coal from Newcastle. Hive faner Heer Danfa arrived in Yokohama Saturday from port. Jefferson expected in from the north. Mackinaw to call tonight on last Nome trip. Ban Mateo due port about September 28 from Nome. Jeanie to sail first week of October for southwestern Alaskan ports under Alaska Coast Company charter.
The season for U.S. cotton exports to the Orient opens with the steamer Kaga Maru sailing October 2 loading 25 carloads for Yokohama and Kobe mills. The steamer Minnesota, awaiting the Orient voyage October 0, will carry twice as much as the Kaga Maru.
The Norwegian vessel Hording reached Algow Bay in the morning and reported a heavy storm overnight that nearly drove her to destruction. The skipper told the Algos lightkeeper that the ship struck a reef near Hopeshoal and nearly foundered. No serious damage is known to have occurred.
On September 22, 1906 receipts or totals reached 61,498,166.05 with a prior year figure of 962,756.66 on September 22, 1905. The year over year increase is 35,413.29. This brief notes a rise versus the previous date.
Secretary Taft pressed final peace talks in Havana with conference committees from both sides. Supporters urged retention of American forces to ensure order, proposing a provisional government or a continued troop presence to stabilize the area.
In response to numerous complaints the board of health will investigate damages to basements on Railroad Street caused by tides. The board discussed remedies including raising or filling the basements to alleviate flooding and structural concerns.
Kean, principal of the dramatic school, announces plans to establish a permanent operatic program in the city. He aims to produce two to three light operas this winter, training local talent for large choruses. Adelmann leads music, Meisher teaches dancing, with enrollment starting next week and full activity by October 1.
Seattle shoppers can score long coats and suits at deep discounts this week. Coats measure 44 to 48 inches with plaids and herringbone, priced at 18.00. suits range from 15.00 to 25.00, boasting fabrics like panamas and broadcloths and guaranteed fit and workmanship. Numerous styles and colors available, with comparisons to higher priced competitors.
This week only selection of skirts offered at 3.48, 7.50, 7.50 and 9.48 with styles in plaid checks and solid colors. High quality fabrics panama taffeta and rustling silk satin promise durability and fit. Money back guarantee if not satisfied with any purchase.
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