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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1902
Page
2
A partial readable fragment mentions a local event or notice with limited details and several unclear words. The readable entities suggest a community item possibly involving a person or group and a place, but specifics are indiscernible.
Great Northern proposes a two track underground tunnel under the city from the waterfront north of Pike street to the tide flats south of King street. The $4,000,000 scheme includes a passenger depot and viaducts. construction to start within three months and finish in two years barring delays. The ordinance draft sets northern portal in A. A. Denny’s addition and southern opening near Main and Washington streets with a $200,000 passenger station to begin within six months.
A mixed feature notes light meals for a day with breakfast ideas and a guide to elder women on shedding seasonal goods. It then surveys street wear trends with camelehair and lace jackets, fabric choices, and coat styles. It ends with water boiling guidance and fish selection tips for digestibility and serving.
Miss Winnie Cannon of Novelty and Henry J. Benham of Cherry Valley were quietly married at the home of Rev. KE EB Morris. Carrie Carden of Pendleton Oregon and John Duffy of Temscal California were married by Rev. E. E. Morris at Madison Street M EB church on April 16.
The City of Seattle sailed for Southeastern Alaska with 87 passengers including H. I. Miller bound for Dawson and a flock of 1 000 sheep to be sold in the Klondike market. The bark Guy C. Goas and the Jeanie also departed north with cannery supplies, fishermen, and 1 000 tons of gear.
Port Angeles reports that Col. Coolican who died in Chicago last week left a will requesting cremation and for his ashes to be scattered in Port Angeles harbor. The ceremony will be carried out in accordance with the will.
The extension to the Stim son Mill Company's planing mill at Ballard will be completed soon with fourteen of the latest improved machines to be installed.
The project will add capacity for 120000 extra feet per day, bringing total combined output of old and new mills to 200000 feet daily.
The third annual gymnastic exhibition of the Seattle Y M C A will be held April 22 at the Grand Opera House. Features include class drill by a section of the Y W C A and a fencing bout between Professor Lewlabay and T M Hall.
Rev. Wm. Carnes of Green Lake, long at Western Washington hospital for the Insane since 1998, has been discharged and Judge Tallman granted him control of his property. Carnes has been out of Steilacoom asylum for several weeks and is now at his home in the city.
Funeral services for Francis Quinn former Cooks and Waiters' Union member were held at Bonney & Stewart's chapel. The body will be shipped to Centerville Iowa. Large attendance noted from the union. Also, Maj. A 1%. Tappencott died Wednesday and will be shipped East from Collins Sherman Fyley Co parlors. He belonged to Seattle Aerie No. 1 Fraternal Order of Kayten and Camp No. 9 Arctic Brotherhood at Nome.
Elliott Bay Camp 6128 M W A and Home Camp 286 W O W plan a competitive drill at the Armory next Tuesday evening. Both degree teams have drilled for months and an excellent exhibition is anticipated. A dance will follow with Wagner's orchestra and the Philippine Quartette providing music.
P Booker Reed former Louisville mayor and Blue Grass politician is finalizing a $10,000 Seattle residence in Capitol Hill. He bought three plots from Moore Investment for $6,000 and will return tonight with his family to begin building next summer.
The Young Men's Christian Association of greater New York holds a Grand Central Palace demonstration tonight to celebrate six years of organization. About one thousand guests are expected. Invited speakers include Stryker of Hamilton College Potter William E Dodige and Rev Theodore L Cuyler.
The Seattle theater hosts a performance by Madrona Councy Regal Arcanum. Members will present new songs sung by leading figures Fletcher and Carpenter as the chorus finishes weeks of training.
Beattie police, license and revenue committee considers revoking licenses of saloons tied to recent minor drinking cases led by the Alma saloon on Pike Street. Prosecutor Fulton to preserve evidence as panel seeks stricter enforcement and reform of wine rooms and side entrances. The Katie Keevey case fuels a push to halt youth debauchery and hold bartenders and owners accountable.
Milwaukee April 18 The Badger Athletic club has arranged a card for patrons tonight headlined by Hughie McGovern brother of Terry McGovern. He will box Dusty Miller in six rounds while preliminary Tom Metune of Detroit meets Buck Montgomery of Chicago in a busy program.
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