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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1901

Page

3

Grady Wine Fiend Is Mr Grady

State Sen Grady once a chief orator of Tammany is reportedly recovering in a sanitarium from the effects of wine drinking. He allegedly drank nightly, often rising for three pints, and showed a devotion to alcohol. Officials expect recovery in three or four weeks as Bourke Cockran’s desertion is noted. Congressman Tom Bradley, from Washington, had a similar issue recently.

New York Grady Tammany Albany Tammany Light Tom Bradley Washington, D. C

Dolphin from Skagway brings travelers and news

Dolphin Captain O Brien of the Alaska Steamship Co arrived Skagway at 7 o clock with four passengers from Southeastern Alaska. The trail is impassable and travel is anxiously awaited as navigation opens. A contractor who built the Pass & Yukon railroad is in town for important business.

Dolphin O' Brien Alaska Steamship Co Skagway and Lynn Canal Oelock Alaska Joe Skagway Pass & Yukon G. F. Forest T. Rue- T. Peterson Carl S&s J. McNamee F. C

Destructive Cyclone Hits Manitoba Districts

A destructive cyclone crossed the Winnipes and Stony Mountain districts in Manitoba causing heavy damage to farm buildings. Several natives are reported lost as the storm passed in the evening.

Winnipes Man Stony Mountain

School class No 18 to present music at M E Church

School class No 18 will give a musical program at the M E church this evening. Mrs Jennie Houghton Edmunds and Elseworth Plumstead will perform several selections. Admission is free.

Clase M. E. Church Jennie Houghton- Edmunds Elseworth Plumstead

El Dorado Creek Pay Streak Discovered Insiders Say

J H Miller and Gus Solomon of Dawson report a second pay streak on El Dorado Creek. Hotel Northern witnesses note the claim as bona fide and highly regarded by mining men.

J. H. Miller Gus Solomon Dawson

Marine Mail Notes From Port Movements And Cargoes

Steamer Fialnier departed San Francisco for this port at 10 39 a m Czarina reported to have caved in San Francisco from Seattle this morning Martha W Tuft arrived from Yakutat with a large cargo of reemery produce Tuft operated by F A Fredericks Co of Yakutat M Baxter recently sailed to Honolulu and is now loading lumber

Fialnier San Sthoener Martha W. Tuft Yakuthis F. A. Fredricks Com Yakutat M. Baxter Arahora Honolulu

Market Report Notes Potatoes Fruit and Veg Prices

Markets note very good today and yesterday for steamers and potatoes, old stock scarce, Yak price at least nineteen dollars. Two more arrived last night with varied prices. California fruit and vegetables in, cargo including strawberries, chumbers, butter squash, demand slow but orders heavy for produce.

California

Jobbing Quotations Corrected Daily For Groceries

A corrected daily list of fruit vegetables and meats with prices. Green fruit at 1.75 to 2.75 per box or case. Oranges olives pineapples cabbage lettuce cauliflower green peas and other produce listed with varied rates. Beef pork mutton and breakfast items priced per pound or per item.

Market Prices for Butter Cheese Poultry and Livestock

The notice lists prices for butter cheese eggs and poultry from Washington California and New York with figures per pound case and per dozen. It also provides corrected daily grain data and live stock quotes including cows steers hogs and lambs from Seattle dock and car lots in Eastern Washington and Puget Sound markets.

Washington Iowa Fresh Ranch California Eastern New York Wisconsin Limburger Seattle Puget Sound French Ranch Tjeaiven

Trio Lang Child Dies at Home on Eighth Avenue South

Janie Katherine Lang the three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A Lang died last night at the family residence on Eighth avenue south near Weller street.

Janie Katherine Lang A. Lang Eighth Avenue South Weller Street

Senator and Slave Visit the Kitchen in Virginia Tale

Congressman Jones recalls his father, postwar, serving in the state senate beside an elderly enslaved man who had once belonged to him. The two sat together, the master calling his servant senator until the slave asked to visit the cook in the house kitchen, a request granted amid a quiet final scene.

Congressman Jones Virginia Jones State Senate Senate Senator Jones Massa Wiliam Busbhees

Seattle Base Ball Club Prepares for Opening Games in Tacoma

Seattle baseball members face opening games in Tacoma on May 1 with favorable weather. Two exhibition matches are set for tomorrow and Sunday, featuring Seattle against a local team and a scrub lineup of former professionals. Sunday’s game pits the professionals against Fremont at 2 p.m. at the Athletic YMCA park. Fremonts hope to perform well after several practice games, promising strong showings for local fans.

Seattle Baseball Club Tacoma Santiane Seattle Seattle-Kuran Harmon Stovall Frary Stukne Hodge St. John Bodie Rand Rockenfield Nonpareila McIntyre Fowler Walton Johnson Davey Kagan Corbett Mahon Sheets, Jr Fremont Fremonts

Burlington excursion crowds swell toward Seattle voyage

The largest Burlington excursion crowd to Seattle is due this afternoon via Billings Montana. The growing tour parties include many immigrants and prospective homeseekers seeking new settlements.

Burlington Seattle Billings Mont

O R and N Official Travels to Portland on Business

W. W. Harder city passenger agent for the Oregon Short Line and Northwestern went to Portland today on a business trip. The first Pan American exposition ticket sold in Seattle was disposed of this morning by the Burling ton company. Inquiries about rates have grown, and a large ticket sale is expected soon. The Southern Pacific has enacted a new rate that went into effect yesterday in connection with the change.

W. W. Harder Portland Buffalo Seattle Burlington Southern Pacific Wilson

Labor Notes From The Union Record For Local Labor Groups

Labor notes report meetings of the La Tem ie association board of trustees in Pioneer building. Quorum requires 15 as Western Central Labor union plans full union representation. Waitresses report three new members and two unfair houses in Beattie. Laundry agreement signed after May 15 1901. Immigrant attitudes toward Japanese discussed with mixed responses. Yesler dock will hire union longshoremen only. Musicians and Upholsterers meet. new members initiated. Western Central Labor union updates delegates from Street Hallway Employes and others. Everett shingle weavers and brickmakers organized. Longshore pay case efforts fail. letters to senators urged. Barbers and Brewers report progress. barbecue planned in June. Electrical Workers settle dispute with Seattle Electric Co. Musicians pricing reviewed. Typographical convention to Beattie in 1902. Aberdeen logger M Connelly in financial trouble. camp closed.

Northern Pacific and Texas Rail Rates Mentioned at Meeting

Discussion notes Puget Sound to Buffalo rates fixed at Del Monte by the Passenger association with no formal statement yet from roads to agents. Railmen deem the rate reasonably low. The California Prune Primer promotes Oregon Washington and California prunes with recipes. Sunset magazine advertises Southern Pacific prune propaganda to reach Washington fruit growers.

Puget Sound Pacife Buffalo del Monte Cife Washington

Teaching Doctors to Cook in Merlin

A new cooking school for doctors has opened in Merlin with over ten prominent physicians from France, Russia, Italy and Germany taking the course. Reports say branch schools will be established soon in other European capitals.

Franke Ty Hey! Har Merlin France Ussia Italy Germany Europe

Riots Threat in St Louis Ward Meeting Over Seat

Special correspondence reports Police Judge T F W Zimmerren inciting a mob in the Tenth Ward urging armed action to unseat a rival. about 300 residents pledge to join a demonstration and demand recognition at city hall amid graft rumors and a disputed election result.

ST. Louis Apri T. F. W. Zimmermen Tenth Ward

Property ad with frequent figures and street hints

Classified notice listing several real estate terms and prices in a dated Seattle area tone. Mentions 19th Avenue North, Queen Anne, Lake Union, lots for sale, payments like 5 down and 10 month, references to sewered streets and a car line. Includes agent H P Campbell at 9 Burke Building.

Nineteenth Ave Queen Anne Achool Nice Lake Union H. P. Campbell Burke

Wealthy widow ends engagement over suspected gold digger

Mrs Barbara Denker 45, a wealthy widow, broke off engagement with Geo A Kosmelman after discovering he toured her farm near Jaaper DuBois county Indiana and sought to start a $35000 strawboard factory, then returned the marriage license.

Sleveland Barbara Denker Geo. A. Kosmelman Jones and David Streets Keseelman Jaaper Dubole County Ind

Registered guests fill Rainier hotels with notable names

A long list of guests at the Rainier includes J. OR Clark Plattatureg N. Jac 8 Coolleain A. M. Nowe P. Angeles B. K Welch and wife Victorian H. P. Bhaw and wife Victoria etc. The Rainier hosts prominent individuals from Portland San Francisco Victoria Seattle and beyond along with bankers miners and business leaders.

Rainier Mre J. OR OW. Clark Plattatureg Victoria H. CC. Mahrt Dayton Frank J. Carter San Francisco F. L. Barlow A. 8. Reed Fred A. Ballin Portland J. M. Perkins Mariner Hi. Bardsley Joa BE. Torbet Bremerton A. L. Broadbent Port Townsend J. H. Tanner HM. C. Haan N. Derby H. Pr. Minto Saiem Or. Wim J. Muir F. B. Morrin W. G. Sharp Miss Hisir Melbourne Australia A. Mason New South Wales T. Brownell F. Taylor Baltimore C. L. Cole Denver N. W. Ridenour Detroit Edward C. Perkina Hoston G. Buckman David McKay Philadelphia Thos MH. Devereux Chicago Ime F W. CC. Ruoff Portia Co BK. Didine Tacoma John Keegan F. D. Nowell F.C. Hammond New Louie W. O. Dnnvall C. Jack Dorchester Neb J.D. Steel A. St. Coleman John Jack Mins Black Miex Bair J. Taylor EB. H. James Juneu J. J. Hammond A. G. Armatrong Fla Menates Jas Friedman Downie Whatcorm A. F. McCrimmon Morton and Wife New Westminster Conrad II Hosha H. Helstor Spokane HK. Church Florence J. McDavid Rogers Honolulu Sidney Johnson Frank P. Hogan the Diller C. F. Jones Nome John Nadwick Dewalto John Calder Jennie Moore Leavenworth F. Hy Yetter Routh Bend W. W. Caskey Bedro- Woolley J. & Jamison Mud Hay Jas, Mclntosh F. W. de Lorimer Any Surveyors Olympia

Local State Mental Health and Education Updates

North Bend reports a man from Centralia under mental distress cared for by Colville officers. Manila sees W. Davia appointed to teach. Vie named principal of an academy in Wilensburg. Ellenesburg notes Charles Blair, a farmer, sent to state asylum. Walla Walla hospital renamed for founder Joseph Conaster. South Benis tides delay Portalloch launch until next month.

Colville Davia Manila Profemwer Bn Vie Elle Academy Wilensburg Charles Blair Near Here Medien Lake Walla Walla Walla Walla Hospital Joseph Conaster South Benis

Also Mentioned on This Page

MR. Grady Marine News E Czarina San Fran Baseball Railroad Notes The la Temie Association BE. C. Kriete Pioneer Building Western Central Labor Union Beattie Mr. Mellen Ali T A. Hanna Won & Alaska Steamship Co Yesler Dock Union Musicians Union Thomas Cowan Shippler Valentine L. E W. Cc. L. LU Everett W. cL. U Quartermaster Rublen Barbers Brewers Frye Bruhn Co Seattle Electric Co Musicians’ Union Omene Atlert” Sieee Solu Aberdeen M. Connelly Northrup First Ave Northern Pacific Ocosta South Hend Pointe All Pointa Texas N.O N. W Southern Pacific Railroad Company Oregon Wasshington Southern Peete Company Star Paint Co MO-32 Pike Bt Athion Citne C. Niles Cherry Tel. Main Columbia Hutter Washington Creamery California Creamery Home Ranch Recond Avenue Halley Firet Avenue Oupona Rhodes Haynes Proston Grocery Second Ave. Tel Iver Johnson Iver Jounneson Ihe Combine Bicycle Trust Iver Joinbon Oxford Hidridge Geo. H. Woodhouse Second Ave Adams Regal Brand Davis Rock Island Adams Bell St. Charles Tomaes Cana Erie Preserving Co Uneeda Tissouli Archer's New California Adams Grocery Second Avenue Bon Macche Velvet Igen North Bend Thin Town Fifteen Mile Creek Centralia M. P. Curry Heattle Oldman Jewelry Store Second Ave and Marion Marke Bidg Queen Annecy Stolting M. E C. A. Gay Bacond Avenue Seattle Daily Star First Avenue Miss Crossman Redlands Cal Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Cf Columbia Street Beattle East India Tea Co Pike St LL. T. CO WELCH Von G. L. Holmes Furniture
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