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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1901

Page

3

Directors Elected For Citizens' Light & Power Gas Co

The Citizens' Light & Power a new gas company plans rapid citywide service with 18000 shares of 100 each and 1040000 capital. Directors named include J W Clise L C Smith W Nottingham Albert K Hiscock C D Beebe Thea Nottingham and W A Jones. Mains already laid and more to come with free connections offered as the firm begins construction staged to start in fall.

Citizens’ Light & Power (O J. W. Clise L. C Smith Wm. Nottingham Albert K Hiscock C. D. Beebe Thea W. Nottingham Wm. A. Jones W A. Jones Newark Seattle

Salmon Canneries See Record Run Driving Boom in Whatcom

L L Gray reports an extraordinary salmon catch with 5 750 000 cane in the Pacific American Fish Co warehouse. Canneries operate at full capacity while labor wages rise and families work in canning plants amid a veritable boom in Fairhaven and Whatcom. Gray seeks to expand transport of the vast salmon supply.

Ll. H. Gray Whatcom Pacific- American Fish Co Two Bay Fairhaven Gray

Lost Wife and Son Reported Missing in City

John Taylor, stopping at the Globe hotel, reported to police he left his wife and their son two weeks ago from Plasstar Arizona. Mrs Taylor, 35, and the boy have not been heard from since leaving Arizona.

John Taylor Globe Hotel Plasstar Arizona

Labor Day Plans by Western Central Labor Union

The Western Central Labor union outlines Labor Day events with a morning parade led by Wagner's band and a night ball at the Armory. The cornerstone of the new temple will be laid after the parade, with a future date for the formal details due to current labor troubles.

Western Central Labor Union Wagner

Spokane Defeats Seattle 5 to 2 in Errorless Game

Spokane yesterday beat Seattle 5 to 2 in an errorless contest with an attendance of 2006. Tacoma lost to Portland by a score of 9 to undefined.

Spokane Seattle Tacoma Portland

Rockafellow Missing After Discharge From Northwest Fixture

L. H. Rockafellow, former Northwest Fixture Co. employee, is missing. He allegedly cashed vouchers at customers under supervisor sign offs, and circulated worthless checks at Morrison's saloon and Heady's shop. No legal action yet. a camp address can receive mail at the same rate, and contact details are requested.

L. H. Rockafellow Poice Northwest Fixture Co Kaseon Rockafellow O. K Aacon Morrison's Heady Hockafellow

Cries for Reform as City Jail Fails Under Strain

Alarming conditions in the city jail prompt calls for investigation by the city council and Humane Society. Wooden cells are rotting, damp, and crowded with prisoners, including women, the chain gang, and receiving cells. Officials fear winter crowding and lack space, with a former chief's plan to add upper floors abandoned.

Humane Society Bolton Rogers Rogers

New Orleans Camp Jackson Free of Mosquitoes

In New Orleans Camp Jackson, the U S barracks near a severe mosquito district report no mosquitoes. Capt John T Martin says oil treatments started before a War Department order and kill hatching eggs and adult insects. He notes fumes drive mosquitoes away or kill them quickly and expects growing usefulness.

New Orleans Camp Jackson United States Barracks Louisiana John T. Martin War Department Capt. Martin Stacia

Water Works Complaint Sparks Neighborhood Quarrel

An excited man enters the water works office to complain that a woman wastes water. He claims proof by saying she threw a bucket on him, prompting the clerk to ask for evidence while the man vows to have the issue investigated.

Water Works Toran Tam

Suburban notices and developments in Fre mont and surrounding area

The W C T U plan a meeting with Mrs Buhts on Eldorado hill Fre mont next Friday inviting temperance workers. Mrs Revel Robinson will entertain the Laulew Aid Society Thursday afternoon. South Seattle Sunday school hosts a picnic at Woodland park Wednesday. A Congregational church is planned between the car line and Lake Washington at Brighton beach with most funds raised. Architect Stephen has begun the plans. Two large dairies to be established at Maple valley. South park work starts on three extra schoolrooms. Black River townsite laid out. likely named Fostoria after the Posters.

Revel Robinson South Seattle Laulew Aid Society Wesley M. Behuren Lake Washington Brighton Beach Stephen Black River Fostoria

Fire Destroyed Rev. Adams Residence at Green Lake

The new Christ Mission church manse of Rev. J. F. Adams at Green Lake burned last evening. Neighbors saw a light before flames and forced entry found doors open. Incendiary cause is unanimously suspected. loss runs to several thousand dollars with partial insurance.

J. F. Adams Christ Mission Green Lake Faniy

Fight in the baggage room between two wilesats at Union depot

Two wilesats quarrel in a Union depot baggage room after hours of glare and taunts. The larger cat attacks the smaller, fur flies in a tense box struggle while onlookers prod with sticks and a nearby parrot cracks, Let em fight its a peach.

Union Depot

Cotterill Receives Harsh Letter Attacking Mayor Humes

A Star reporter learned of a typed letter sent to Geo F Cotterill at New York Block City Aug 5. The note accuses Cotterill of temperance and Christian pretensions while urging him to quit campaigning and “talk less and stay at home.” It references Beattie and local business Har ness and Saddlery 212 Occidental and mentions the mayoral clash over public parks and blind pigs.

Geo. F. Cotterill Star Cotterill Beattie George F. Cotterill New York Humes Seattle

Pink and White Luncheon Party Theme and Delicacy Guide

A detailed guide for hosting a pink and white luncheon with carnations as the decor, including suspended arrangements, a pink satin centerpiece boat, mirror lake, ferns, and pink iced dishes. It offers tips on dress, ambiance, and a candied carnation petal favor, plus a recipe list for finger foods and almond cups, ending with a signature line from THE GIRL.

Dinina Alma

About Ye Sofa Pillow

A lighthearted guide to choosing practical sofa pillows rather than rigid decorative ones. It praises cushions for use during camping and boating, describes leather, chamois, denim and Swiss fabric options, and emphasizes comfort and accessibility over strict display. The piece ends with a shout of THE GIRL.

Picnic Basket Delights Menu From Outing Prep Guide

Advice on items and methods for a portable picnic meal. Discusses packing, open fire cooking, chafing dish use, and ready made dishes like deviled eggs and scotch eggs. Recommends salads, lobster or vegetable jars, watermelon servings, croquettes, and a variety of desserts and snacks, plus tableware.

Saratoga

Missing Links and the Congo Ape-Like Peoples

Sir Harry Johnston returning from Uganda brings photographs and measurements of ape-like peoples near the Congo forest. He cautions the public against exaggerated views until anthropologists review the material. Johnston notes their distribution from Lake Albert to Lake Tanganyika and on Mount Elgon’s slopes.

Harry Johnston Uganda Lkely Bia Grogan Sherp Firet Congo Forest Great Lake Albert Lake Tanganyika Mount Ruwengzor Mount Elgon Victoria Nile

Ape-like Negro Traits Described in Early Anthropological Note

The writer details physical features such as a dirty yellow hue, protruding brows, wrinkled foreheads, woolly hair, long arms, weak thumbs, and knock-kneed legs. He asserts average height and claims apelike appearance, suggesting an early form of humanity and an origin from Asia into Africa.

Woolley Asia

Man Destroys Self By Carbolic Acid In Street

A man named Louis Helpin, 20, a Russian resident in a Willett Street furnished room, drank carbolic acid and fell from a fourth story window in New York. He died on impact after witnesses saw him drink the poison then drop. A note found stated he wished to die and to give insurance money to his sister. The scene drew a large crowd and police note Helpin had been despondent over money. In Seattle a separate public notice concerns mortgage foreclosures in King County.

New York Louis Helpin Willett Street Helpin Coney Inland Mores Helpin Louisa Moses Louis

Final Account Settlement in Mary Ronning Estate

In King County Superior Court Olaf Ronning seeks final settlement of the Mary Ronning estate with a hearing set for August 16, 1901 in Seattle. The notice invites all interested parties to appear, file exceptions, and contest the account before the Probate Department.

State OF Washington County OF King Mary Ronning Olaf Ronning Probate Department Cald Superior Court Seattle Aald King County Arthur B. Griffin Co. A. Koepfli

Northern coast railway schedule glimpsed in travel guide

The travel guide lists multiple routes and times across the northern coast line. It mentions trains to Mt Paul, Seattle area connections, Vancouver, Spokane, and New Westminster with varied departure and arrival times. Several routes show weekday exceptions and limited service on Sundays.

North Coast Mt. Paul AL Maul Hurtington Beanie Kansan Beatt Portland Clymypia Gray's Harbor Jay Heattle Thomeel Kiapress Vancouver Bedro Woolley Bundey Munday Northern Overland Flyer Kaprese Laine New Westminster Beattie Overett Canadian Pacifie Daprest Overland Columba Puget Hound Mack Diamond Franklin

Notice of Stockholders Meeting Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Co

A notice declares a stockholders meeting of the Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Company in Seattle Washington at Room No 4 Dexter Horton Bank Building on September 10 1901 at 2 p m to approve a capital increase from 75000 to 150000 dollars with 1500 shares of 100 dollars each ER A Stuart and W A Peters named as officers or attorneys in fact.

Superior Court State of Washington County of King Jane Agard Nela N. Anderson A. B. Petergon D. J. Strait August Lovegren Preston Mill Company Corporation Scandinavian - American Bank of Seattle Fation Nels . Anderson Peterson Kings County Washington Dwight Perponering County Ington Nela x Anderson Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Company Dexter Horton Bank Seattle ER. A. Stuart W. A. Peters

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