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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1902

Page

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Mystery of Green Lake deaths solved in upturned boat

Bodies of a man and woman, believed to be T. P. Newton and his San Francisco wife, were found clasped in death at Green Lake's northwest shore. The coroner noted a possible self inflicted end while pursuing unclear motives. A brass ship tag and a medal identified the deceased, with the man described as about 50 and the woman around 40. A separate fatal trolley accident occurred when a child ran into a moving car, crushed beneath the car’s motor.

Green Lake T. P. Newton San Francisco Joe Wilson Pueblo Denman High Gehecl Amanda Smith Veesel Seattle Game Seupie A. Adams Fourth Avenas Pike Street Toalapas San Franciso Gevrener Wiltsie Butterworth’s Thomas Wilson Green Fourth Avenue Adame San Rancieco F. Pairtetd Wiltsie Butterworth H. Wolff Fairfield Chas McLaughlin Fremont

George S At It Again Against Irrigation Tricks

Report notes George's antics with pets and a plan to misuse water from irrigation to spray across tracks. Citizens recall the sprinkler spray leaving lawn dresses damp and a water waste impression. Local authorities mention stopping the water misuse citing business ethics and restraint.

George

City council bans feather dusters as nuisance at carnival grounds

The city council last night declared feather dusters an nuisance and ordered Chief Sullivan to arrest anyone tickling a stranger under the chin with an instrument of annoyance. The council approves confetti but fears eye injuries. After adjournment, members visited the carnival grounds and the opium den and German village as guests of the carnival committee.

Srgionty Sullivan

Pontoon Disaster on Amur River Drowns Soldiers and Camp Followers

VIPNNA August 19 report says a pontoon carrying infantry across the Amur River sank. Five officers, 30 men, and 70 Chinese camp followers drowned. Also noting Mr and Mrs Wilmon Tucker welcomed a son on August 17. Tucker, a prominent lawyer, anticipates a firm name change.

Vipnna Amur Pashkova

Extra Session Rumors Stir As Cuba Reciprocity Weighs

Washington Aug 1 The extra session gossip surfaces with guarded informally spread details. Speculation centers on the president's plans and the possible return to Washington to push a Cuban reciprocity proposal.

Washington, D.C Ti le

City council weighs railroad tunnel and terminals plan

Judge Burke warned that accepting city engineer Thomson's report could block Great Northern and other railways from building a proposed tunnel and new terminals south of King Street. Council members delayed action, set Monday meeting, and noted tide land owners present but nonparticipating as Thomson's plan would alter streets south of the city, hampering railroad arrangements.

Lurke Northern Railway Best Great Northern King Street Thormeon Cty Thomson Burke

Wagner's Big Band to Play at Carnival Grounds Tonight

Wagner's First Regiment band enlarges for the carnival season and will present a program of excellent music at the carnival grounds tonight. Lieut Wagner booked top talent including cornet soloist Herr Rodenkirchen, famed for twelve years with Thomas' orchestra, and soloist Herr Mundweller of San Francisco. The program opens with a march titled New England's Finest.

Wagner Chris Rodenkirchen Herr Rodenkirchen Thomas’ Orchestra Joboe Herr Mundweller San Francisco Ieow New England

Public Market Scheme Meeting Gains Support in Beattie Area

James Mart of Auburn argues for a public market to aid farmers within 26 miles of Beattie, criticizing city speculation and urging Tacoma style access. He cites Seattle market success and Tacoma’s setup, insisting a low price market benefits rural residents and city consumers alike. He warns against multiple commissions and supports a self sustaining market connected to White River Valley farmers.

Beattie James Mart Auburn Hart Seattle White River Valley King County Mr. Mart Tacomsey Tacotea Seat Tacoma Taroma Aular Chord

Warnke washery prep sparks tense in Duryea

In Wilkes Barre Aug 19 forty workers arrived to restart Warnke washery at Duryea amid fears of strikers actions. Authorities increased coal and iron police and armed readiness. Twenty four deputies arrested last week faced judge Halsey with three held on $200 bail each as sheriff pledged protection of the washery.

Wilkesbarre Warnke Duryea Atepe Coal and Iron Police du Inet Halsey Jude Halsey

Dollie Erisman Loses Hair at Carnival in Suspected Theft

Dollie Erisman a 12 year old girl lost her long hair at the carnival grounds last night. Detectives will investigate a tall man in a slouch hat seen nearby as residents note that human hair brings high prices to dealers. The family plans to raise the alarm and urges caution in crowds.

Dollie Erisman Marion Street Andrew Erisman Dollie Heattie

Baltimore Sells City Garbage for Farm Fertilizer and Hog Feed

Baltimore disposes of its garbage by selling it to farmers as fertiliser and feed for hogs. The note lists performances and intermission details from a local event featuring Maximilian Robespierre and Wagner selections with pieces like Lohen and Humpty Dumpty, as described in the fragmented program.

Baltimore

Duchess Consuelo Marlborough Arrives in New York

August 19 New York Duchess Consuelo Van derbilt returns to America her first visit since marriage seven years ago. Accompanied by her mother and Mr and Mrs W K Vanderbilt Jr the party mourns the death of Charles Farr and his wife gossip links the duchess to a financial errand amid rivalry with Lady Ourson.

New York Duchess of Marlborough Consuelo Vanderbilt Ngland W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr Charles Farr America Ourson

Social Rivalries Rise After Influx of Chicago Socialite

Former Miss Lester of Chicago is described as intense. The Carsons return from India staging a clash for social supremacy, with large funds needed to prevail. Captain Hanson’s Danish ship Cimbria arrives at Puget Sound seeking a crew after desertions. six crewmen deserted here, leaving only one aboard. The Cimbria heads to London with spars from Port Blakeley, but awaits a full crew in Townsend, a recurring hoodoo in Puget Sound.

Lester Chicago Carsons India Port Blakeley Lonedon Cimbria Patterson Townsend Hanson Puget Sound

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