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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1904

Page

3

Nebraska christening party to greet ship launch crowd

A reception will honor the christening party for the Nebraska launch with over a thousand Nebraskans and Seattle residents gathering at the Butler hotel. Governor Mickey and his daughter are expected to attend, with about 60 in the party. Funds from Seattle businessmen toward Moran shipyard construction are arriving, with over 40 percent already received and full payment anticipated before launch.

Nebraska William Jennings Bryan Seattle Butler Hotel Meikle Mickey Moran Chamber of Commerce Metkie S

Crushed to Death in Logging Camp Accident

Kendig, a logging camp employee at Joseph Irving’s camp near Snoqualmie, was crushed by a mass of logs loaded on a flat car. Coroner Hoye will forego an inquest. the body goes to Bonney-Watson Morgue tomorrow. Relatives live in the east. He recently came west.

Kendig Sno@Qualmile Joseph Irving Hoye Nye Brothers Bonney-Watson East

Hill Calls on Judge Parker in Seville visit

In New York on September 28 David B Hi called on Judge Parker at the Hotel Seville. He stayed about thirty minutes and Parker congratulated him on Albany county harmony restoration. In Norfolk on September 28 Speaker Cannon harshly attacked Parker over his acceptance letter and warned against misrepresenting a dead man's words.

New York David B. Hi Judge Parker Seville Harmony Albany County Norfolk Cannon Parker

Portland Visitors Discuss Washington at Seattle Luncheon

About 40 to 60 delegates from Portland arrived in Seattle at noon and met with Secretary James B. Meikle and local chamber officials. They toured the Athletic club, attended luncheon, and conferred with Seattle business leaders on Washington's Lewis and Clark fair representation and a possible Evergreen state exhibit in Portland. The party departed for North Yakima at 4 PM.

Portland Seattle James B. Meikle Chamber of Commerce Athletic Club State of Washington Washington North Yakima

Green Lake Improvement Club to discuss road projects

The Green Lake Improvement club meets tomorrow to condemn land for Green Lake boulevard and extend Stone avenue from Freemont to Green Lake. They will request county commissioners prepare contour maps and plan preliminary construction of more county roads north from Green Lake.

Green Lake

Rural routes established near Arlington and Snohomish

Washington reports rural free delivery routes ordered to start November 1 at Arlington in Snohomish county with one carrier at Snohomish and an additional service with one carrier. The plan aims to map easy grade roads north of Green Lake toward Lake Washington and begin construction once property is platted and used.

Green Lake Lake Washington Wastington D. C Arlington Snohomish County Snohomish

Lawrence Smith sentenced to 63 days in city jail

Lawrence Smith was sentenced to 63 days in the city jail by Police Judge George for lack of lawful means of support. Detectives Adama and Corbett arrested him about two weeks ago after spotting a band with watches and jewelry. Smith claimed a gold watch belonged to Frank Williams and had sold it for six dollars.

Lawrence Smith George Adama and Corbett Rea Smith Frank Williams

Timepiece Recovered as Loot Balance Remains Missing

Officers report a timepiece recovered while the balance of loot remains unfound. No suspects named. Investigation ongoing with search efforts focused on missing items and potential connections to the theft.

Son of Ritchie Discharged in Suit Over Extras Claims

In Olympia the superior court dismissed a claim by W Ritchie’s son against the state capitol commission for 12800 and 700 dollars for expert testimony and expenses in the Goss Construction case. The court ruled the claim was not presented to the state auditor.

Olympia W. Ritchie State Capitol Commission Goss Construction Company

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