Killed On The Rails In Vancouver Area Tragedy
An 11 year old boy named Clancy was run over by a British Columbia railway locomotive, severed, and died soon after at the scene. He attempted to climb the tender but slipped under the wheels as the train moved. In Chicago a separate strike era incident reports Union messenger boys harassing two young women, scattering pedestrians as the youths attacked bystanders.
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Clancy
Bellingham
British Columbia
Chicago
Union Messenger
Crazy man in woods searched after disappearance
Roy Wilkinson, who recently returned to his Fremont family from the Insaneum, wandered from home yesterday and is believed missing in the woods near Bal. Police are notified and seeking him. Wilkinson is about 28 years old and thought to be violently insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wilkinson
Fremont
Bal
Wilkinson
Judge Refuses Exhumation In Minnie Mitchell Case
In Chicago on August, Judge Brentano denied a request to exhume remains found in a South Side weed bed, ruling the body identity is not reasonably in doubt. Police have yet to solve the mystery or locate the missing crew. Police report a businessman near the Bartholin residence saw a woman and a young man entering a basement the night Minnie Mitchell vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnie Mitchell
Brentano
William Barthotin
Holi
Hartholin Place
President Roosevelt welcomed by throngs in Lynn Mass
Thousands gathered as factories closed and 156 000 people lined the route to Lynn city hall where President Roosevelt spoke briefly before departing by train for Howton. The bustling scene reflected wide public admiration in a crowded Lynn arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Roosevelt
Howton
Missionaries for the Orient sail from New York
Thirty five Presbyterian workers depart on the Shinano Maru for the Orient. The group includes veterans and many newly graduated couples making their first venture abroad. A farewell at Westminster church followed a Beacon Hill reception hosted by local Presbyterians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagplonpeien
Presbyterian Foreign Mission Board
New York
Orient
United States
Oriental Service
Ple
Paul J. Todd
M. D
A. J. Fisher
J.K. Wright
E. L. Mattox
Child
W. T. Johnson
D. A. Murray
A. L. A. Foster
A. Clark
BE. Kearns
C. L. MacKay
Henry White
Howard Campbell
J. H. Freeman
W. W. Hicks
J. L. Whiting
Grace Newton
Thomas R. L. Guy
Mies M. F. Hall
Miew A. K. M Franz
P. C. Bow
Grace Corbett
George A. Armatrong
Boy Born in Pest House Dies at Age Two
The first child born in a Washington state smallpox pest house has died at two from malnutrition. He was the son of Mrs. Nancy Sandahl of Franklin and was born at Seattle smallpox hospital last June. City Physician Lindlow reported the death. Dance Ranke hall tonight ladies free genta 26c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nancy Sandahl
Franklin
Seattle
Lindlow
Big Estate in Probate in Whatcom County
Special to the Star reports the will of Erastus Bartlett of Oakland California filed in the Whatcom superior court probate department. Executor Richard B. Ayer, a Whatcom County resident, qualified and testified the estate value at $265000. Heirs include John M. Webster of Seattle.
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Whatcom
Erastus Bartlett
Oakland
Cal
Superior Court
Richard BB. Ayer
Whatcom County
John M. Webster
Seattle
Bank Robbed of 3800 Dollars at Aberdeen
The First National Bank of Aberdeen was robbed last night of 3800 dollars mostly in small silver. The bank's safe, holding most cash, was left untouched. Police suspect an amateur cracksman carried out the break-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeon
First National Bank
City
Mining on the Baranoff Isles Update
H W R Moore tied to the Dewey group at Rodman Bay reports strong outlook for Haranoff Island gold. $150,000 has been spent on development. six stamps expected to operate by year end with orders for 60 more. Ore deemed low grade but promising progress for the American company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. R. Moore
Dewey Group
Rodman Bay
Beattie
Haranoff Island
Maniac J V Young Committed After Seattle Rampage
A man identified as J V Young was committed to an insane asylum by Judge Tall. He traveled from Van Wert to Seattle alleging vetlans and insects plotted against him. He frightened neighbors, struggled on a car, and required restraints before transfer to Steilacoom for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Young
Stelilacoom
Fort Newspaper Enterprise Association exchange
Dialogue between a man and a woman about misunderstandings and flirtation, using streetcar metaphor to describe their relationship dynamics. The brief exchange hints at recurring tension and lingering attraction.
Both Sides Stand Pat in Sixteenth Week of Coal Strike
In Wilkes Barre on August 25, the sixteenth week of the coal strike begins with both sides firm. President Mitchell looks cheerful and dismisses rumors that the workers are wavering and ready to return if protection is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Notice to Carpenters Business of special importance for
Notice to carpenters regarding a matter of special importance for the trade. Details specify deadlines, required filings, and compliance steps for contractors and associated firms. Public notice urges timely action and adherence to applicable regulations.
Club Meeting Notice by President McDonald
Tuesday night August 26 all members are expected to be present by order of Pres. W. A. McDonald.
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W. A. McDonald
Nanaimo Defeats Seattle In Tight Lacrosse Contest
The Beattle lacrosse team lost to Nanaimo 6 to 0 yesterday at Athletic Park. The game was closely played with Seattle leading early, but Nanaimo capitalized in the final period and held on for the win. Seattle pressed hard but could not overcome Nanaimo’s stronger teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanaimo
Seattle
Sat Athletic Park Grounds
Seattle Boys
Port Townsend Woman Missing Since April Hoping for Help
Dorothy C Hanson of Port Townsend left April 14 to join her husband at a logging camp on Whidbey Island and has not been heard from since. Her husband appeals to local police for assistance in searching for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy C. Hanson
Port Townsend
Whidby Island
Quick Trip of the Ohio Brings Half Million from Nome
The steamship Ohio under Captain W J Boggs arrived from Nome with 575 passengers and a cargo valued at 575000. After unloading at Nome the vessel sailed to St Michaels then returned to Nome with 106 Yukon passengers and 56009 in freight including the government launch Nordica. Coronation day festivities featured candy boxes for each passenger, a grand concert and toasts to King Edward, Roosevelt, and the crew.
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N.C. Co
Ohio
W. J. Boggs
Nome
St. Michaela
St. Michaels
Yukon Points
King Edward
Roosevelt
Onio
Lost in a Village Then United States Officer Exchange Quips
A Cosmopolitan presentation depicts a humorous clash as a man from New York resists a police inquiry in a small village. The scene turns witty as the officer quips back, highlighting urban versus rural dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Enterprise
Jay Little Village
New York
Almond crop in California starts harvest this week
San Francisco reports the almond harvest in California beginning this week, about two weeks later than usual. The crop is estimated at 267 carloads or 2,670 tons and is noted for exceptionally fine quality.
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San Francisco
Cal
California
Young Peter Jackson to Meet Tim Murphy in 20 Round Bout
In Stockton California tonight, Baltimore fighter Young Peter Jackson faces Australian Tim Murphy in a 20 round contest. Both boxers are described as aggressive and hard hitting, with a fast pace expected from the opening bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btockton
Cal
Peter Jackson
Baltimore
Tim Murphy
Iowa State Fair Opens New Stock Pavilion in Des Moines
The Iowa State Fair in Des Moines opened a week with a striking new stock pavilion costing about 50000 dollars. It seats 4000 and features a large arena for horse and stock exhibitions and sales. Governor Cumminea and Senator W F Harriman spoke at the dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowe
Iowa State i
Cumminea
W. F. Harriman
City Council in Special Session on Tide Land Grades
The city council meets tonight to discuss permanent tide land grades tied to a Great Northern franchise. City Engineer Thomson will attend to protect Seattle interests as talks near resolution. Also, schooner Challenger loads lumber in Hallard, Nome City sails with passengers and gold dust, City of Seattle returns with passengers and gold and a fish catch.
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Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Hitt and
Mellen
Seattle
Thomson
Challenger
Anderson
Hallard
California
Nome City
Daniels
Nome
Ohio
Nickolson
Alaska
British Yukon
Notice to Stockholders Seattle Cereal Co Annual Meeting
Notice to stockholders of Seattle Cereal Co announces a meeting at the company offices 804 and 806 Railroad Ave Seattle Washington on Monday September 7 1902 at 3 oclock P M to elect a board of directors and transact proper business Secretary A Thorndike signs the notice dated August 20 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Seattle Cereal Co
Railroad Ave
Seattle
Wash
Co. A. Thorndike
Races, Automobiles and Local Derby Highlight Seattle Track Day
Tomorrow’s program at the Seattle track features the City Cornell purse of 1000 in the 2.10 pacing race with top horses such as Harry Huret Pathmark Sam Mowers Daniel J Kittitus Hanger and more. A 400 handicap run and two 300 events for two year olds round out the card with free admission for ladies. Earlier spectators saw an automobile race won by W Nelson on steam cars and Maj Lynch on motor cycles, plus the Hiwash Derby ponies led by Lillian Russell Mary Anderson and Two B Stomachs, as crowd activity centered on the paddock while Sabbath rules kept horses off track.
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Cornell
Nuch
Harry Huret
Pathmark
Sam Mowers
Daniel J. Kittitus Hanger
Seattle
Saviee
H. G. Maltby
W. ©. Nelson
Nelson
Maj. Lynch
Doc. Bryan
F. M
Bryan
Lillian Russell
Mary Anderson
Funeral notices for Mc Quarrie Riggs Robson Hayes and others
Funeral services were held yesterday for John Mc Quarrie Marguerite Riggs Isabelian Robson and W D McKenzie. Interment arrangements were noted for Port Hastings Mount Pleasant Seattle Durand and Nome with Bonney Stewart Butterworth & Sons and Bonney & Stewart handling arrangements. Remains for Myrtle Cunningham Clara Reber and Judge D J Fry were also reported as at the respective local residences or undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McQuarrie
Butterworth
Lone’ Chapel
Nova Bootla
Port Hastings
Marguerite Riggs
A. N. Kigee
Hutterworth & Bons Chapel
Mount Pleasant
Isabelian Robson
J. H
Westlake Avenue
Seattle
Het
W. D. McKenzie
D. C. McDonald
McDonald
West
Butterworth & Sons
Alaska
Bonney & Stewart's
Press Club Excursion To San Juan Islands Draws Crowd
A Seattle Press Club excursion aboard the City of Beattie to the San Juan islands drew a large crowd. The party paused at East Sound for two hours with beach and groves, return entertainment by Frank Bean, Miss Corinne Carkeek, Miss Erminie Seavey and Mr. Oscar Hann, arriving Seattle about 10 oclock with high praise for steamer officers.
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Press Club
Seattle Press Club
San Juan Islands
City of
Oscar Hann
Seattle
Burglars Loot Residence on Seventh Avenue South
Burglars broke into Mies L. J. Williama’s home at 122 Seventh Avenue South last night. They stole $20 in cash and several pieces of jewelry. The door was opened with a skeleton key.
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Mies L. J. Williama
Seventh Avenue South
Modern Woodmen Outing Delights Beattie Members
Beattie fraternal group Modern Woodmen organized a day trip for about 760 people. The 14 coach train left Union Depot at 10 am for Snoqualmie Park. At the Snoqualmie Power and Light site visitors toured the plant 260 feet underground and enjoyed lunch, ice cream, and refreshments before returning at 6 10 pm to Seattle amid praise for the lodge.
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Beattie
Yeaterday Cra
Biliot May
W. A
Union Depot
Snoqualmie Parl
Anvequalinie Power and Lighting Co
Haber
Seattle
Big Circus Arrives in Town Parade Delights Children
Ringling Brothers opened at 5th street yesterday drawing crowds of families to Harrison street and Nob Hill. Nellie the Giraffe and acts of fire eating drew attention as parade route stretched mile and half through Cedar and Union streets to the show grounds.
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Ringling Brothers
Circus
Tomies
Willies
Harrison Street
Nob Hill Avenue
Nellie the
Giraffe
Nelle
Africa
Fie
Cedar Street
First Avenue
Yesterway
Second Avenue
Union Street
Show Grounds
Elks Leader John Galvin Visits Seattle Carnival
John Galvin of Cincinnati, a former grand exalted ruler of the Elks, and his wife registered at Rainier Grand during Seattle street fair. The prominent attorney is touring for pleasure after holding top Elks offices since 1888. Also reported, Carlton sustained both legs broken by a falling tree near Tacoma and was hospitalized at Seattle General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
John Galvin
Cincinnati
Galvin
Rainier Grand
H. P.O. EB
Gat Lake Or
Carlton
Tacoma
Seattle General Hospital
Theft of a gold watch reported to police
The theft was reported by P B Pulver of 2116 West Lake Avenue. The watch disappeared from Pulver’s house several days ago. Kid Lewis, a tenderloin character, was arrested last night by Policemen Holland and Damm to serve out a 30 day suspended sentence on the chain gang. Funeral services for E Champoux were held yesterday afternoon at Butterworth Sons chapel with about 400 attendees. The deceased had lived in Seattle 25 years and died at the Monopole Hotel on Aug 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. 8. Pulver
West Lake Avenue
Mr. Pulver
Kid” Lewis
Holland and Damm
Fireman Injured In Freight Car Incident On Railroad Avenue
John Clark a marine fireman sustained severe injuries yesterday when his foot was caught in a freight car wheel on Railroad Avenue. He was transported to the Ayside Mission hospital. Also announcing twelve Famous Tomessen Pictures free to new Star subscribers at booth No. 10 in the carnival grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Avenue
John Clark
Ayside Mission Hospital
Booth No. 10
Carnival Grounds
Booth No 16
Northwest Pony Causes Havoc in North Seattle
A gray cayuse ran amok in North Seattle tracing a path through homes and shops on First Avenue. It smashed a door, toppled a table, and frightened residents as it chased down a street rail and sought shelter in a dress shop and a grocery, before officers restrained the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Hattery Street
First Avenue
Dreseman
Higgins
China
General Molineaux Claims Proof of Son Innocence
New York reports General Edward Molineaux asserting absolute proof of his son Roland Molineaux’s innocence in the Kate Adams murder case. The Court of Appeals ordered a new trial after conviction reversal, while the father stays tight on his detective findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Molineaux
Roland Molineaux
Kate Adams
Molineaux
Court of Appeals
Horse Stolen From Roberts Stable On Western Avenue
A horse owned by H. Roberts was stolen from a stable on Western avenue and Hattery street during the night. Roberts had just recovered the horse from Humane Officer Ridgway. The barn door was broken and the theft occurred while the couple were away in the city.
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H. Roberts
Western Avenue
Hattery Street
Mr. Roberts
Ridgway
City
Opium den raid nets six arrests on Fourth Avenue South
Policemen Gilbert and Bunnell stormed a Fourth Avenue South opium den last night arresting six occupants. John Barto resisted and Nellie Barto Harry Edds and Ah Jim were taken into custody while they attempted to flee via a roof trap door. Dr J P Sweeney had just returned from vacation and other local notices followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue South
Gilbert and
Bunnell
John Barto
Nellie Barto
Harry Edds
Ah Jim
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Bartel Drug Co
Alcock
Ea Srey
Coultrs
Ernst Bros
Pike St
John
Cort
Mer
Pollard Opera Company
Paul Jones
Killarney
Ste
Sta Tle Theatre
MAD Avenue Theatre
M. Russell
Mgr
Caly
Pringle
Celene Minstrel
Araba
Jara
Third Avenue Theater
At & Doors
Ringling Bros. Circus
Sherman, Clay & Co
Regul
Pisy Howes
Es Theater
Majest
Burlesquers
Ms Ine 2Rycien Pavertied Sa
Cline’s
Second Ave
Union ST
2Nd Ave
Collins, Sherman, Foley Co
CRC
First Ave
Bet
Pike and
Union Seattle
Waah
Buck & CO
New Times
James Henry
Metath
Jobdes
Packer
Sanset Oil and Refining Co
Bareavenee
Ellis Morrieson
Basement Mutual Life
Seatthe
Quaker
Chi Blaine
Firet Avenue Globe Building
Scruchard Optical CO
Cory
W. S. Kirk
Albert Hansen
Northwest
Henry Hensel
Hinckley Brook
G. Beninghausen
8. EB. Co
Goon Bros
First
Union
Monster
Kegsey, McIntyre & Co
BE. G. Bickerton & Co
Occidental Avenue
K. G. Bickerton & Co
Fry
Alanka
Daniel L. Fry
Bonney & Stewart
Man
Missionaries For the Orient
Shinano Maru
Pest
Ranke Hall
Genta
Baranoff Isles
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hanson
the Cosmopolitan
Iowa State Fair
Nome Nome
Huck Creek
York
Sam Colelough
Greater America Co
Sam Wiseman
Wiseman
First Avenue South
King Street
J. W. Twies
J. M. Warren
Third Avenue
J. P. Sweeney
Hotel
Wilson
Wisconsin
Colman Dock
Duvenir
Ks Dele
Rhodes Bros
Quick Drug CO
Geo. Hart
Seatstle
Fifth Avenue
Ginia Street
Kimball
America
Elks
D. S. Johnston CO
Generals Music Dealers
Burke Building
Rainier Hardware
Westberg SR
Childs
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