The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1901, Page 1

Paper in That Dares the News ::: g, NO. PECTRICIANS STRIKE - of the Seattle Electric Company * Out Today---Object to Non-Unionists---A Serious Situation. Uneman, inside ant) without say in i . nue Mir eerker, every trim [as making air he light Ie srenee Yanan in the employ | *" ac Trad. ; Blectrio Co. walket| der a ) 1 gelay. The situation ts| em « ‘ serious. It may er of t ' Bp af the city’s strec ablichments wt y A any wa was brought m n Ww x t a hie ¥ employing © nm} > .. which ¢ arpenters and by Presiden ' machine not signing he part " - aoe cer a committ t tt v eur equac!| morning, which asked ed . p pyment of non- trie ¢ tl rot 4 mile « mer aden v the committee that ought about by the | stand Without action of| Building Trades’ council demanding | The n h must be done. The Un duct P al W ectrical Co. t ave w other sktil ed with the Bullding rkers are aMilat ed tr d with of the coun pe take action, Mr. Furth fm about a week or add that time, at least | i lcalens win sat nat Eepeentee will work for/e John, Oldham. ef. the Bullding en this would act in the fe serious fc situation and the pubile goes th rt time,” untonis: Husted by my trade a wut iding IISTS HAVE SUPPORT OF BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL ee unusual importance | Right by the Building | i pres delegate was CLOSES UP STANDARD toe Mere 25, 1901 Union of Seattie, | Tide ma of gambling house, in w . ef supporting the ma- ‘The Se- | sidine owns an interest, and ordered fust demand for a In 4 perm tly brought up. A dele- Machinists’ union was ed mous vote the fi passed owing mn Lig ed by the she: That this body hereby ney @ = 3 . tof F which was raid # deputies last night of rty endorsement to the| machinists in their demand for a ‘The Butiding Trades | * n of the Carpen-| union. ont the mpted to ruin Boiton Ri hatter ‘might wi win the that it wr not be | Painters Paper Mange jeratore’ union. Pi Ptentbers* Gecired trom that | 2° Trades counch ts | 7°mers earpenters. stone ma- ‘eatters, plumbers and Plasterers. bipers, elec- painters and drcora-| OF ig tn oe aheet metal workers ven 5 } ople’s theater, of end joiners. and . th of this army of ie taken into con- @n be understood how eet of resolutions was | union, Stonemaso utters’ unios Mul Men's Eheet union. Carpenters and union, Ama Se TRADES Capt * 2 BUILDING - this morning said that J = night in favor “I H.C. Raker, F. W. Cotterill, | dine will not be a te the President. Rec, Secretary. ! city of Seattle for n ke . D. ©, May 2%5.--|don was made principally on thejing it. MeKenzle obeyed, but re Seday granted « par-| score that he ts ill, and that further/tained gold dust valued at $ McKenzie, the| confinement in prison would serious-| This dust was aftorw recovered fe who recently was! ly hazard his he by the militia My et being in contempt of | On an appeal from the decision of | ,MeKenzie wus taken to San Pra States circuit court, in| the lower court, McKenzie was ord. guilty ir With the Nome-receiver- | ered to return the Nome property to|to six months in Onkla McKensie’s plea for par-| those persons who had been work-| each case THe BULLET MERELY 0. M. BIDS. LL INTO HIS DRAWERS «: eee ids for f A gaol or ity" Booth. Fo. urer’s office | had ip Gnobomish last night, | F=Ammipation : . Aman named! through Booth’s vest } itor & long time has been| truised his abdor character about Sinco-| red, harmlessly, 1 engaged in an alter r passin had mere nd then drop ‘The affair is the SEATTLE, SEATTLE EVENING, MAY Ww SATURDAY 1901, HINGTON, 7 ig following 4 4 transcript from the! | ws-examina'ton of Cayton by Mr if Fulto iver.» t trying to hobt | edith up to contempt ar | "ie at when y iblished t | article regardin ‘ leo, Twa he trial eaid “oc! Machinists Are Confident of - ss gegs---Bricklayers Give Their 7 Support---Encouragement ye 3 Comes From Many that f ) tain th y ha 1 that he ha M x h up t t temy 1 ‘ k 7 f th As a 1 I have anes ¥ i nf " a we et a sied c ge and Cayton on ‘ 4 h ach p And ota Importan: m ite rele t a) situa - other matte ‘i portar any employes r ne The usefulness of the chiet of police | simning the men's depen t nm the} Public confideuce | y, and this etroutation of « r el charges againat mopped. Cayton mad to his own sw - NEEM IN SIGHT. ~ . LARGEST FUNERAL SINCE THE “DEAD AND MISSING — MINERS NUMBER 77; NO HOPE FOR nEST peat ™ A dong ad and mise TERRIFIC! : ASI » A MEMORIAL but Lewis went outiman named Van Bawe 4 Returning, he calie!| with the would-be mur 4 Beme. Booth started to-| choked him e ‘ © strike him, when 8 the \ \ ' 7 f the jur it he as ec trowh the 1 branch of the super For Muniotpat Ownership fen always cause series t at M alley, of tt rote | “™* e Northern, @6ld: "IN the first place A Good Thing z ae cuninens of T am opposed to all franchis i] Mr, MacDougal, of MacDougal 4 ched. It was an-| will entertain the pupil believe municipal ownership of| Southwick, said: “I rather think tha — ape a tne jury stood eight to| ous public schools or li public utilities, However, un-| the franchise, if granted, would be a| Newspaper 1CTO B. Cy May 3—-Ac-| four tor conviction on every ballot |of May 29. They wi der the proposition of this new con-| good th However, ti fs not ‘dol-| ha bitter campaign | cording to advices rough by, the| after the first lSaseepal experiences |cern, if certain conditions were im-|lar gas,’ but I belleve the company Pan-American exponi-| steamer Amur, in port her rom| fhe jury was thereupon dischare- | War, posed, it might be a better thing to| could furnish gas at $1 a thousand lo, They deciar s way, & flood partia Fy Je vorty. | tt and the case now stands as if it] Assignments have been made as th city than the present gas com-| when coal is as cheap as it ie 1 the exposition is pl ea the American town of Worty-|1aa never been tried. ‘The mont sig-| follows: High school, Albert W,|Dany. | If franchine is granted at| am opposed to iong-term franchises.” Spanish inst Mile, on the Lath of this month. Al nincant fact in regard to the jury's | Hight and C. 31. Jones: ‘South achooi | sll. it should be for a short term of No Long Franchises . and to prepare tho | Kore of tee in Foe no ne cian| deliberation was that on four oc- | ¢ Longteliow and John M,|¥e8r#. Rates should be fixed, and ‘ n entire broke, letting a flood from the Yukon | casiong during the day @ request was Smith; Fremont school TC. Hop company should be forced to live| Hare m © nent. ‘They the aves nd sent to Judge Griffin for a transcritt! kins and John Deck Cascade hem. Mains should be laid in| pt pos the South American re | of Cayton’s testimony. This was re | school, Henry Fry and James rer | the public could de * proposed franchise, and with such requests is entirely op-|lor and Denny | there should be a clause positively you may say for | | onal with the presiding judge school, William 7 1 forbidding the transfer of the fran: | 1 oppowed to long-term It wan learned today that the sote| Berry. | thine to any other company at the city's gift. Nol point at taue between. those. who| Ths memorial rervices will be held | Favors Competition, ] franchise for Any public | uttitty The Moroecon | [tien of, inten LICENSED TO WED. | taateniy become acute. | howe who were for . conviction | | cruisers Chanzy and | nea that on examination Cay-| ‘The following _ marr license pavis have been ordered to the | itted that he had meant | were “fag PF William Reg (0? because the Bultar hold the chic ice up to pub-| Rent, age 92, and Jonnie May George . explain the allegatic ridicule and ¢ to William 1, of Rentor WASHINGTON, D. C., May 25, will be in favor of the government, Tsserea an ominow 3 of Senttle, |It is announced that on next Mon- but t livided bench. ‘There wilt the Arabs in Algeria y 2 m Ke t the United States supreme court , | ant five individual opinions, | fete been ween in the m ry. ae ee. 8 | ring. ‘These tive will be given to the| He tate 1 ts It. ma nt tht Pai ig the fing. ‘Th fit be th urring jude ¢s the number of dead miners at 25.) which the jury « ould ne t agree, ‘he | be made Monday |Sown by that tribunal The decisio | more clar ity | eter seececorooos. STAR. A POPOOOOOSOSEDOOSOOOOOOSOSDODEODODOD GOOF ORREC AT For Business Wear. ! and Summer ee 1901 Spring rby, same 2.00, $3.00 $5.00 gray soft hate Collar Cravat kid or Mo. ) and up to Gloves Everything Kept by Usin W ing Apparel Is Strictly Up-to-Date. One Price One Method. 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