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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1904

Page

5

Tragedy On Maury Island Ends In Suicide Note

Miles Shafer 18 died after accidentally shooting himself in the abdomen while hunting on Maury Island near the drydock. Witness Sylvester Measemic saw Shafer drag the gun, the hammer caught, and Shafer then killed himself with a revolver as he lay dying. Coroner ruled accidental death. body to be interred after remains arrive.

Maury Island Miles Shafer Young Shafer Sylvester Moasemie Dickinson Vashon Island Shafer Measemic Hoye Winslow

Jefferson Sails for Skagway and Lynn Canal

The Alaska Steamship core steamer Jefferson sails tonight carrying 4 passengers and a large cargo of supplies to coast and interior Alaska cities. Among travelers are Mrs. W. T. Kelly, a leading Tanana oven merchant, W. A. Puckett booked for White Horse, and Brookam Jim and Tagieh Charite, reputedly two of Alaska’s wealthiest Indigenous residents bound to Caribou.

Alaska Steamship Jefferson Skagway Lynn Canal Alaska W. T. Kelly Tanana Country W. A. Puckett Ie White Horse Bkookam Jim Tagieh Charite Caribou

Fish From the North Steamer Furation Arrives with Salmon and Oil

Steamer Furation of Alacke Steamship Company arrives with a large cargo from Alaska canneries. From Chitkat the ship carries 7,000 cans of salmon and 326 barrels of salted fish. It also brings codfish oil, dry salt salmon, fresh halibut, and salt halibut, plus 40 tons of concentrate from Snettisham. Foggy weather marred the voyage.

Steamer Furation Alacke Steamship Company Alaska Alaska Fisherice Union Chitkat Snettisham Gold Mining Company

Y W C A Cooking School Adds Second Session

Two Y W C A cooking classes will be held tomorrow. The first course class meets at 9 30 for third course topics including Brown soup stock soup garnishing omelets and pop overs. An additional first course class assembles at 2 30 with two sessions weekly. The Kosmos Line steamer Abydos sailed for San Francisco the west coast of South Africa and Hamburg carrying lumber flour canned goods and general merchandise with another consignment to follow in San Francisco. SMART CLOTHES Herald Tall or 1429 2nd ave.

Kosmos Line Abydos San Francisco South Africa Hamburg Weetel

Four Railroad Kings Plan Unified Control of U S Transport

Chicago news reports Gould Van derbilt Cassatt and Harriman have formed a near alliance to harmonize and limit competition across the nation. The quartet will maintain rates and avoid aggressive moves, linking Gould and Harriman’s lines from the Missouri to the Pacific while Cassatt and Vanderbilt shape control in the east. The pact centers on a cordial cross river meeting at the Mississippi to unify northern and western routes.

Chicago Gould Vanderbilt Cassatt Harriman United States Cassat Pennsylvania George Gould EB HH. Harriman Europe Union Pacific Missouri Pacific Pacific Coast W. K. Vanderbilt Chicago & Northwestern Omaha Harrigan Atlantic Coast Erie Railroad New York Wabash Kansas City St. Louis Pittsburg Atlantic Vanderbilt and Gould and Harriman Mississippi River

King County GOP Faces Turmoil and Strategy Shift

King County Republican politics grow unsettled as state chairman F B Palmer backs centralization toward Beilingham candidate Mead. County leaders plan meetings with Humprey while Piles resumes stump work amid internal splits and a feud over county versus state focus.

Republican King County Smith Mead Republican County Central Committee Humphrey Piles

Mead’s Eastern Waah Campaign Shift Noted

The report notes Mead plans to spend most of the period before election day in Eastern Waah while confirming phone communication will be established but limited. It highlights one bold display of nerve and courage by Mead, marking a cautious campaign approach.

Mead Waah

Meade Campaign Tour Through Western Washington

Mr Mead plans a speaking tour starting September 15 across the mountains, staying until September 26, then returning west for campaigns in Western Washington and a finale at Bellingham on November 7, the eve of the election. Senator Turner supports eastern farmers for the commission bill and may launch a Western Washington push next month to counter any Republican flank.

Ington Cate A Mr. Meade Mead Turner Washington Bellingham

Steamer Dolphin Sails From Briagway With Gold and Passengers

The Steamer Dolphin of the Alaska Steamship line sailed from Briagway for this port Saturday evening. She carries a large consignment of gold and 172 passengers, the largest boarding this southeastern port this fall. The ship will bring latest reports from the north, with most passengers from the interior.

Dolphin Alaska Steamship Company Briagway

Fairbanks Campaign Tour Charts 9644 Miles Across Midwest West

Senator Charles Warren Fairbanks republican vice presidential candidate begins a record breaking 19 day tour on September 23 in Chicago. He plans about a hundred speeches with a 5964 mile itinerary through Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Montana and Iowa before returning to Chicago October 13. He is joined by ex Senator Carter of Montana for a Montana leg with meetings at Glendive Miles City Forsythe and a parade ending with irrigation policy remarks.

Chicago Charlies Warren Fairbanks Republian Iowa la Crosse Rushford Lancebero Spring Valley Austin Albert Léa Owatonna Faribault St. Paul Jamestown Bismarck Glendive Miles City Forsythe Billings Big Timber Livingston Dean Whitehall Anaconda Atte Boulder Maryville Hel Redding Red Bluff Marysville San Francisco Palo Alto San Jose Livermore Stockton Sacramento Truckee Reno Carson City Elko Ogden Brigham Farmington Salt Lake Evanston Rawlins Hanna Medicine How Laramie Cheyenne North Platte Lexington Kearney Grand Island Central City Columbus Fremont Omaha Fairbanks Indiana Mont Carter Montana Wibaux

Two More Weeks to Raise Sunken Steamer Topeka

Work on the steamer Topeka advances slowly as today’s pumping beds were laid. Captain Renabeaux said bulkheads would be completed in about two weeks. Once the cofferdam is finished, the vessel should be surfaced within two to three hours after pumps begin.

Renabeaux

Albert Weiller Dies at 68 in Seattle Neighborhood

Albert Weiller known as Robd ingen Crusoe in South Seattle died last night at age 68. An inmate of the County poor farm for months he wished to die at home and wandered back to his shack to fulfill that wish. Dropsy is noted as the primary cause of death.

Albert Weiller South Seattle

Death by Hanging in Virginia Murder Over Five Cents

In Cortland Virginia Jon Riley colored aged 18 was hanged for killing Cadmus Williames in Franklin Virginia during a quarrel over five cents. The Deering McCormick and Piano division of International Harvester reopened its Chicago plant after closing since September 19. The company refused to re sign the nine hour wage schedule with unions. The steamer Myades sailed to the Orient with six thousand tons of freight including flour feed canned goods tobacco cigarettes machinery and hardware.

Cortland Jon, Riley Cadmus Williames Franklin Chicago Deering, McCormick and Piano International Ularvester Company Myades Orient

Training a Child in Self Control by Cynthia Ghy

A mother should model calm behavior to teach patience and self control. Limit early rules to two or three, let a baby cry if needed, and train on one point at a time to avoid confusing the child.

Cynthia Ghy Viret Enarla Clisan

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