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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1905

Page

3

Cabinet Rumors Blur Focus on Presidents Rooms and Power

Washington rumor mill swirls over cabinet reshuffles and presidential room changes. The piece notes a long history of speculative whispers, cites named figures like Shaw Taft Wilson and Roosevelt, and suggests shifts could bring in new leaders while older names fade from influence.

Secret Service Probes Idaho Land Frauds

Secret Service agents in Lewiston and Moscow review Western land frauds as federal grand jury hearings near. Special Agent O Fallon poised to return to Lewiston while subpoenas await service before grand jury and Oscow federal court sessions.

Duty on Taft Party Gifts at San Francisco

The Port Collector in San Francisco states the Taft party will be treated like other returning Americans for customs duties. They are expected to bring many orient treasures including gifts to Miss Roosevelt and other large purchases of silks, embroideries, and curios.

San Francisco Port Stratton Taft Orient Misa Roosevelt

World War I Shift: Germany, Britain Rise in Europe and Asia

The analysis argues Germany becomes the dominant European power after the war, Britain rises in Asia, France and Russia weaken, Austria and Turkey gain modestly, and the Balkans lose strategic influence as Japan reaffirms open door policies and reshapes alliances.

Germany Japan Asia Ritain Far East Great Britain Partner Europe Russia France

Europe adjusts balance of power after far eastern war

Special correspondence notes Europe must reassess its international ties after a long war in Asia. Germany and Great Britain gain most, while Russia suffers decisive defeats. The Kaiser leveraged Russia's need to keep troops in the east, securing friendship in exchange for noninterference.

Germany Europe France Russia Great Britain Austria Turkey Balkan States Star London Far East Japan Asia Italy Herms Exar Cear St. Petersburg

Hotel Thief Wins Noble Bride in Two Hour Milan Romance

Manolescu, a famed robber, charms Countess Angelica Wilding von Koenigabrueck on a Genoa train stop and marries her on October 18 1898 in Genoa. The ex convict later robs hotels across Europe and America, escapes death attempts, and endures multiple trials for insanity before continuing crime.

London Manolescu Northumberland Avenue Ingape Sen Nice Lucerne San Remo Milan Countess Angelica Wilding Lake Constance Genoa Zurich

Eleven Employers Must Face Trial

New York reporters say the heads of eleven manufacturing firms will be arrested by the U S district attorney for conspiring through the Employers' association to violate the contract labor law by importing foreign workers. Penalties range from one thousand to ten thousand dollars or up to two years in prison. Four English file setters have been kept on Bilis Island since January as witnesses. The claim states they answered English ads seeking workers for the Tile Grate and Mantel association to aid a recent lockout.

William Wolf Smith Washington Thomas Reson Amer Thomas Shaw Taft Wilson Metwil Pos Mr. Roosevelt Root Oni Theodore Roose New York District of Columbia Biarritz Frankfort-on-Main Manolescu Anet Germany America United States Employers’ Association Bilis Island England Tile, Grate and Mantel Association

Tourists Excursion to Puget Sound Navy Yard

The excursion offers a short trip for tourists to the U S navy yard and battleships. Puget Sound navy yard is the largest on the Pacific coast. Steamers depart Pier 2 at Band 10 a m, 1 16, 2 30 and 4 90 p m. Fare round trip, Boe.

U. S Navy Yard Puget Sound Navy Yard Pacific Coast The Navy Yard

Murder on stage ends with saves and river rescue at theater

A Sunday night incident at the Third Avenue theater in Seattle saw Tom Ellison knocked unconscious by a woman then submerged under a pile driver. His sweetheart Marty Weatherby rescued him, then saved her own life as the assailant was driven off and nearly drowned. Ellison then saved Weatherby from the river. The scene accompanied performances of Honest Hearts with Rose Osborne and Lacy Holland as conspirators, and The Girl From Kay’s was to be shown at the Grand amid touring confirmation and remarks from Eleanor Robson.

America Philadelphia Europe Berlin Prince Ladovary Geo. Manolescu Hereberge Innabruck Vienna Roumanhia Wall Street Ellison Miss Weatherby Third Avenue Theater Rose Osborne Josephine Fox Lacy Holland Lawrence Williams H. B. Carpenter Marty Weatherby Alma Hearn Kay the Grand New York Hersid Square Theater Mises Lila Blow Rice Eleanor Robson Jrad Zangwill Mary Ann Mr. Zang Will Miss Robson London

Famed De Veres Own Burlesque Opens to Jammed House

Fam De Vere's Own company opened at the Beattie Sunday night to a packed crowd. The troupe blends capable comedians with a strong chorus and a vaudeville lineup that includes many fresh acts. Bam De Vere did not appear as his wife lies ill in Butte. The show runs all week with matinees.

Fam de Vere Andy Lewis Bam de Vere Butte

Open Meeting for Unionists in Seattle at Labor Temple

Union men in Seattle will hold an open meeting at the new labor temple Wednesday night inviting the general public. Speakers include C. O. Young, Emma Lanphere, and Edward Rosenberg to explain union principles. Fleet visits navy yard Sunday with multiple viewing boat times from Pier 2.

Seattle Labor Temple C. O. Young American Federation of Labor Emma Lanphere Edward Rosenberg San Francisco Labor Council Navy Yard

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