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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1904

Page

7

Copper company names election officers sparks Montana turmoil

Great excitement grips Mont as alleged dictation by Amalgamated Copper agents to county commissioners over election officer selection sparks threats and lynching rumors. Protest grows amid party conflict and claims the board favors Democratic employees of the copper firm.

Mont Amalgamated Copper Company Wade Board of Commissioners Amahamated People's Heinze

Burns V Kelly Bout Set For October in Milwaukee

F C Andrews manager of the Badger Athletic Club in Milwaukee arranged a match between Tommy Burns and Hugo Kelly. Burns had been slated to meet Joe Walcott in Seattle on October 12, and the Walcott bout was kept as a promise by Burns’s side. Burns and sparring partner Warren Zurbrick will depart Seattle Sunday night for Milwaukee. the Burns Kelly fight is scheduled for Friday October 7.

F. C. Andrews Badger Athlete Club Milwaukee Tommy Burns Hugo Kelly Burns Billy Lavigne Joe Walcott Seattle Andrews Kelly Burma Walcott Durna Badger Warren Zurbrick Burns-Kelly Zurbrick

Tough 154 lb Hugo Kelly in action with Burns fight stalled

Hugo Kelly one of the toughest 154 pounders fights tonight and has drawn ten rounds with O Brien. Burns Milwaukee bout delayed by Walcott plans and Dunnieness to risk the Walcott match on the same date.

President Roosevelt forgery claim debunked in magazine dispute

A Denver letter alleged to bear President Roosevelt's forged signature sparked a political row tied to Chicago and Western Federation of Miners protests. The Evening Post reprinted the letter with an intro, clarifying the piece was not genuine and that no forgery occurred as the editor suggested.

Roosevelt Donnelly New York Denver Rooney Post United States Nator Lee Mantic Miners Magazine Western Federation of Miners the Post

Pendleton Judge Upholds Railway Property Assessment

Judge Elise ruled the Oregon Railway & Navigation property assessment in Umatilla County was regular. The suit by the railway company to null the assessment for unclear property descriptions will be appealed.

Pendleton Ore Elise Oregon Railway & Navigation Umatilla

Frisco Stanley Bound Over In Snohomish Bar Gambing Case

Stanley known as Frisco appeared for preliminary exam before Police Judge George and was bound over to the superior court on charges of maintaining and conducting a gambit game at the Snohomish Bar on First avenue south. Bail fixed at 1000 dollars. Three raids by deputy sheriffs led by E H James of the Civic union produced chips cards a money drawer and a table as evidence. Hughey Smith, arrested in a related case, saw the charges dismissed for lack of evidence after the hearing was waived.

ME. Stanley Stanley Hughey Smith Waters Smith Snohomish

Portland Steamer Wanted to Carry Cargo to the Orient

The Portland and Asiatic Steamship Company seeks another steamer for Orient cargo space as Arabia and Argonia contracts are filled. Portland exporters show no fear of seizure at sea and are ready to ship to the Orient despite risks.

Portland Ore Portland & Asiatic Steamship Company Arabia Aragonia

Final warning orders saloons to remove boxes by October 1

Portland police issue a final warning to saloon and restaurant keepers to remove all boxes by October 1. Some threaten court action, but officials expect compliance with the order.

Portland Ore

Four Trainmen Die In Grand Trunk Collision Near Woodstock

Four freight trainmen were killed in a Grand Trunk collision near Woodstock Ontario. Conductor Falla brakeman Benedict engineer Kirkland engineer Herron were among the dead as engines and cars piled on the tracks in a heavy wreck.

Bupfalg Grand Trenk Woodstock Ontario Falla Benedict Kirkland Herron

Girl Taken Into Custody Upon Arrival

Police detectives Corbett and Adams assisted in the search for a girl graphed from Juneau who was taken into custody upon arrival. Patrolman Jennings aided in the investigation and the girl was overwhelmed by the uniformed officer. She was placed in the care of a police matron and will be held pending information from her parents.

Juneau Corbett Adams Jennings Char Penniel

Not Guilty Says Spooner Responds to Steffens Attack

Senator John C. Spooner rejects Lincoln Steffens McClure's Magazine portrayal alleging corrupt methods to win a U S Senate seat. He declares he never bought his way into the senate and would refuse office if required by such tactics.

Madison Wis Tor John C. Spooner Lincoln Steffens McClure’s United States Senate Senate Spooner Bia Lanpient

Emperor William to take Mediterranean cruise for health

Berlin Sept 28 The physicians of Emperor William have ordered a winter Mediterranean cruise to aid his health amid renewed fears that his old throat trouble is returning.

Berlin

Question of Eggs Before the Court

The Aggies Bosworth company vs Armour & Co is in court as Judge Griffin considers a dispute over a large egg delivery contract. Aggies Bosworth alleges a binding contract existed for eggs from Armour & Co cold storage, while Armour & Co says no delivery due to missing deposit and higher prices. The case rests on whether the order met deposit and contractual terms.

Aggies Bosworth Company Armour & Co Griffin

Lured From Her Home Suspect Kidnap Case Near Juneau

Shortly after the steamer Cottage Day docked this morning, t fleer Jennings boarded to pursue Rose Paddy of Juneau. She is a young girl, lured from home by promises of a bright future and silken raiment, and her parents are distressed by her disappearance.

Tfleer Jennings Rose Paddy Juneau Ace

Roosevelt letter confirmed by Hayward and Moyer say

Denver report states John M. O'Neil of the Miners' Magazine claims he printed the Roosevelt letter with full approval of Secretary Hayward and President Moyer. O'Neill, Dyer and Maywood entered this morning that they still believed the letter to be genuine.

Denver Cote John M. O'Neil The Miners’ Magazine Western Federation of Minera Roosevelt Hayward Moyer O'Neill Dyer Maywood

Evening dining at Maison Barberi offers multi course menus

Four course at 50 cents, six course, twelve course with a dollar, complemented by Sauternes or Burgundy. The nightly offerings are described as “Every evening at Maison Barberi” with second and times noted.

Sauternes Burgundy Maison Barberi

Squire Park Lot Description in Heart of City

The tract runs from Fourteenth to Twentieth Avenue between Alder and Cherry Streets. Streets are graded with sewers water main and sidewalks in place. The area is clean healthy sightly with easy access to schools streetcar service and the business center. W Squire president.

Squire Park Water Maine Fourteenth Avenue Twentieth Avenue Alder Cherry Streets City

Italian man sentenced to six months in county jail

John Pavini, an Italian immigrant, received a six month sentence from Judge Tallman for stealing $2 from a barn where he worked. He claimed the money belonged to no one and, after pleading, was allowed to reside at the expense of Uncle Sam in the county jail for six months.

John Pavini Tallman Favini Taka de Mo

SMART CLOTHES

Local clipping notes a hardware or textile storefront on 1329 2nd Ave in Omaha offering spinning or cycling related garments and accessories amid a general interest in smart clothing. Details are sparse but imply a small shop presence and product range.

Herald Tylor 2Nd Ave

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