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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1899
Page
2
President McKinley today signed off on a government fund while addressing the Carter case. He ordered immediate arrest and confinement of the convicted officer, ending heated claims from both parties about further trials and exposure of alleged associates. Observers note the action follows months of political pressure and public scrutiny.
Fragmentary report indicates Indigo Barno, a reputed merchant from Ottawa, is arrested in Chicago amid a telegram from Ottawa requesting his apprehension. He is described as dangerous and wanted in Hamburg and New York City related to forgery schemes.
A jumble of aphorisms explores human virtue and flaw, noting that talent alone does not guarantee success. It cites persistence, restraint, and social critique, touching on ambition, charity, and self-control in a scattered, reflective monologue.
Baseball results show Boston defeating Washington 4 to 2 in the first game and Boston vs Washington ending with another score, while New York beat Philadelphia 7 to 2 and Baltimore drew 2 to 2 with Brooklyn in the other listed games.
Madison Wis pastor W D Simonds arrived to preach his first sermon at the First Unitarian Church. The invitation welcomes all friends of the society.
Exhibitors prepare as Miss Laurene Armstrong touches the button to start machinery for the exposition. The program includes Wagner band music, vocal solo by Mrs Rose Block Bauer, a five minute address by Mayor Humes, and illustrated talks with moving pictures on Manila and the Philippines.
A camload of immigrants from Indiana and Michigan arrived in the city yesterday. They intend to settle in Washington and spent the day looking about the city. Most were farmers. About two more were expected to arrive in the spring. All will come from the middle western states and are well supplied with money to buy farms and cultivate them.
Miss Virginia Tyler Hudson a Louisville newspaper writer is engaged to A. Alvani a millionaire indigo merchant of India. Alvani has been in Chicago a week and is described as the first Brahmin seeking a wife in America. The wedding is planned for June.
A survey shows many large property deals and pending transactions in Seattle with one imminent transfer valued at $150,000. Building permits for homes range from 900 to 4,000 dollars, reflecting strong residential demand as builders fill gaps from scarce vacant houses. September permits total 213 for projects valued at 168,715 dollars.
Albert J. Barting is elected president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway company at the annual meeting replacing Roswell Miller who retires to become chairman of the board. Miller's retirement surprised many and Barting gains full operational control of the company while Miller focuses on financial affairs.
Rept. 30 Winfield Headle, 15, reputed head of three burglary bands, was arrested by Detective James G. O Malley and Tobin. Police broke up two bands and arrested several members in the past three weeks. Officials say the youth chief, still a minor, formed another gang of youths to continue crime.
W C T U reception committees warn national delegates may be left with poor impressions as Beattie struggles to secure lodging and entertainment. Officials urge residents to open homes and show Seattle energy to honor the Home of the First Washington and visiting delegates.
A Spaniard at a Havana wharf waved a Spanish flag to cheer his country and, as a small crowd gathered, a policeman and another man severely injured him. The incident occurred as family members were seeing someone off.
A fire at the freighthouse in Cincinnati destroyed the building early today, causing nearly a million dollars in damage. Fire crews battled the blaze throughout the morning, with losses including equipment and goods stored inside.
Secretary Hoot issues another order restricting visitors to coast and lake fortifications. It notes continued disregard of general orders issued August 24 and directs strict observance and enforcement going forward.
Pacific coast champion Tom Costello and top rival Burley prepare for a decisive boxing clash in California. Costello trains at Tacoma showing speed and power as Burley’s resume includes swift knocks and hard rounds. University athletes and local clubs rally behind strong gridiron prospects and a growing football scene across Washington and Whatcom.
Fifty eight passengers, many from Dawson, reach port on the steamer Farallon this morning. About five thousand dollars in gold was brought down. Passengers include Het Ham James Barron, Gen. J. B. Lewis, Mrs. S. White, Dr. and Mrs. Hicks, Judge Tustin, and numerous others amid confirmed freight blockade reports.
Kurs Prog Co operates from Fifth and Pike offering prescription services. Phone contact listed as Pike 25.
An old notice from H H Dearborn Co announces tide lots and uplands for sale. The firm, established in 1865, advertises rooms on the ground floor of Haller's bee-hive building.
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