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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1901

Page

3

Murder of Murphy Ends Saloon Brawl in Seattle

William Murphy dies at Providence hospital after a fight with James Hughes at the Board of Trade saloon on Second Avenue South near Washington Street. Police arrest Hughes for murder in the first degree. coroner to hold post mortem and inquest tomorrow. Murphy, described as a familiar Seattle figure, leaves a wealthy widow.

Wm. Murphy Providence Hospital Games Hughes Board of Trade Murphy Seattle Eighth Avenue Main Street Hughes Second Avenue Washington Street Wight al Schenaman de. Carroll P. T. O'Leary The Falcon James Hughes Obinpan James ‘Troghes William Murphy Sam Corbett Alcatraz Asphalt Co Broadway Mercer Street Biymnes Justice Cann Hoye Bonney & Stewart's Tyrone Ireland San Francisco Chicago

Young Nealond Seeks Habeas Corpus Over Navy Enlistment

Emmet A Nealond of Portland testifies in federal court that his father and attorney coerced him into joining the navy after a romance with a Portland woman. He says he was forced to enlist at Puget Sound Navy Yard through coercion and deception. The father and Davis deny the claim, stating the lad asked to join the service and signed papers voluntarily. Captain Mahan confirms Nealond requested enlistment and that all documents were voluntary.

Emmet A. Nealond Portland Puget Sound Navy Yard Hanford Capt. Mahan Navy Yard Young Nealond Davis Nealond Young Nealand Navy Puget Bound Nealand

Horrific tale from Bluestone trail reaches Nome

Purser Shaw brings new details and a photo of a man eaten by starving companions after days of wandering. The group, driven by distress, killed ailing member Charles Parker and cut flesh to survive while hoping for rescue and a Teller journey. Parker is jailed. Marty Schrader faces assault charges.

Purser Shaw Nome Mr. Shaw Teller

Vancouver burglargets eight year sentence for daylight theft

Word reached police this morning that Fred Walker arrested days ago on suspicion and turned over to Vancouver British Columbia police received an eight year sentence for a daylight burglary in that city. The offense involved breaking into a house while its occupants were away.

Fred Walker Vancouver B. C

Woman seeks foot of husband after amputation

Mrs. A Perkins asks Cleveland police to recover her husband’s left foot, preserved for $2 by undertaker Kirschner, who claims it was buried. Chief Deltech sent the case to the prosecutor to check petit larceny and health board action on burial permits.

Cleveland Mra. A. Perkins Mra. Perkins Kirschner Deltech Health Board

Pleasures and Pastimes Social Round in Seattle Area

Miss Harriett Dallance of Peoria and Mr Charles Maybell of San Francisco attended a launch party hosted by Mrs 8 L Crawford Saturday afternoon. Notable guests included Mrs Alice Everett Hall Mina Katherine Hall of Puyallup and others at events across the week. An organ recital at Trinity Church and a moonlight excursion by the Ladies Guild followed. a Sound yachting party honored Yale graduate George Albin.

Harriett Dallance Peoria Charles Maybell San Francisco Mra Crawford Alice Everett Hall Mina Katherine Hall Puyallup KR. Huntterworth Lighter Trinity Pariah Church W. Vaughn Asher Cireham Harry Pickering George Albin Yale George Dickinson al Dickinson Frank Oliver Dick Callahan Bert Austin Bert Kelly Will Case al Franklin Clay Kahle Roy Kinnear Marriott Farr Fay Keljos Jack Story Frank Brightman Geo, Sohra Ed Barte Oscar Ma

Steam Heat and Power Co to Finish Paving Cleanup Soon

The Steam Heat and Power Co plans to complete the remaining pipe work south of Westerday, clearing streets for paving contractors. Gas and telephone crews near completion, electric railway lines may reline on Main Street. Officials say districts are already largely unobstructed and paving should proceed quickly barring more trouble.

Steam Heat & Power Co Westerday Main Street Wheeler

Suburban Club News and Local Meetings Reach Sept Openings

The Downstush club and Van Apselt club women will host a meeting with Mrs. Fred W. Newell, while Rev J Baker begins his pastorate at the Methodist Protestant church in Van Aasselt with an initial sermon. Next Friday there is a reception for the new pastor and his wife Beattie bakers plan a picnic at Georgetown bicycle park next Sunday. The school board decided to open the South Seattle Schools on Tuesday Sept 3. Green Lake Improvement club will discuss Cedar river water supply at their next meeting. The funeral of C D Hillman’s little son was held in Green Lake after his death Saturday. The University Community Club will meet Tuesday to discuss building a club house and other matters as the Columbia City schools prepare to open Sept 2.

van Apselt Club Fred W. Newell J. Baker Methodist Protestant Church van Aasselt Wen South Seattle Green Lake Orold Kruger Dr. Leyde

Cherry and Currant Jelly Making Directions

Directions for making cherry and currant jelly with detailed steps. Combine four quarts cherries and two quarts red currants, mash and heat to extract juice, strain and measure. For every pint of juice add one pound leaf sugar, boil 18 minutes, then add warmed sugar and boil five minutes more. Skim, pour into glasses, let stand overnight, seal, and store in a dry place.

Death of Coxswain A Bendon aboard the Chicago

No Grave Southampton Aug 26 A Bendon coxswain of the flagship Chicago died from asphyxiation Saturday night. The coroner refused to permit landing of the body without a autopsy, despite captain's certification. The Chicago sailed to bury the dead at sea as officers review the coroner's action.

Southampton A. Bendon Chicago Ame

Hop Pickers Set to Leave North Yakima in September

Labor Commissioner Grout announced that hop pickers planning to harvest hops in North Yakima must depart September 10, 12 and 14. Growers will meet them at the station to assign yards, with all available pickers needed. Circulars will be sent outlining picking details to applicants.

Grout Hope North Yakima

Walla Walla Sails Tomorrow From San Francisco

The San Francisco liner Walla Walla sails for that port tomorrow morning at 9. It carries 12 000 tons of flour coal and general merchandise and 300 passengers including Mrs Arthur Taylor Miss Alice Kinney Rev Mr Johnson Paul Harper W Seeley Jr W A Sanders and wife G Me Aron Mrs Sue O'Brien Porter and H R Cline and R Collins among others from the city.

San Francisco Walla Walla Arthur Taylor Alice Kinney D. W. Dickinson Mr. Johnson Divine Paul Harper Stanford W. Seeley, Jr Flyer Sreamboat

Court actions in Olympia detain two murder suspects

Deputy Jack Williams left for Olympia this morning as two men suspected in the murder of Adolph Schrieber at Covington are held. The county clerk records no notice of the return to Steilacoom of Erick Hendrickson who escaped weeks ago. Ernest Bringk was arrested by Special Officers Philbrick and Byrnes for assault on Arthur Reinhardt and Allan Feplin was jailed yesterday as a vagrant.

Jack Williams Olympia Adolph Schrieber Covington Erick Hendrickson Ernest Bringk Philbrick and Byrnes Arthur Reinhardt

Love Knots in Buffala as Bangor Couple Wed by Mayor Diehl

Paulus of Kent marries Mrs Emma L Newton of Ravenna in Kent. Groom 22, bride once married to Attorney Newton. Paulus, formerly a law student and teacher, formed a friendship with Newton while living in his home. Newton and wife separated about a year ago, leading to the courtship.

Buffala Todd Fagen Paulus Emma L. Newton Diehl Paulus Ie Kent Mre. Vauive Ravenna Ie G. Hoth FE. Paulus Alva BR. Hartie Newton

Painted Town Quite Red

Tacoma readers recall the Fikes carnival closing with a Mardi Gras spectacle on the Midway. Hundreds joined the masked revelry as confetti flew and a noisy array of horns sounded, yielding a record ten day carnival profit and local social buzz. The piece ends with a recipe for peach freezings and a decorative serving suggestion.

Tacoma Alg McKinley Band

Construction bids for multiple frame dwellings listed

The notice records bids for several frame houses including a 14 story dwelling at 2720 Fast Boy Street with cost 14, a 1 story dwelling at 1206 Terrace Court costing 760 dollars, a latory frame dwelling at 4222 Woodlend Park Addition costing 450 dollars, and other details involving W B Crause and H H Poorman.

A Woman's Gentle Hand in London Society

A reflective feature on Bir Edwin Arnold and his Japanese wife Mrs Watanabe. Arnold has lost sight in one eye and becomes paralyzed, while his devoted wife tends him. The piece notes their sudden marriage in Yokohama and the curiosity it sparked among London social and literary circles.

London Avia Edwin Arnold Edwin Thia Mre Watanabe Yokohama Japan Marth Edith

Contention Over Pole Erection On Fifteenth Avenue

Public Works board will hear property owners on Saturday protesting Beattle Electric Co plans to place poles along parking strips on Fifteenth Avenue. The poles would support a railway extension from Ninth and Pike to City Park, raising concerns about curb appeal and street width.

Board of Public Works Beattle Electric Co Fifteenth Avenue City Park Ninth and Pike Rune Melrose Melfore Pine Lefty Council Tietle Scott's Electric Co Eity Fourteenth Avenue

London Fog Comes High Edge in Railway Costs

A London Chronicle report details railway and utility expenses during fog days. It notes eight hour shifts costing from 000 to 100,000 pounds, extra pay for plate layers and signals, and a Birmingham made firecracker device costing two cents.

London Chronicle Gas and Electric Light Company Clapham Junction Birmingham

Dr Leyds and the Steel Strongroom Mystery

A recounted tale notes Dr Leyde who lives among unfamiliar people and cherishes a unique steel strongroom safe. It explains the triple-dial mechanism invented by an Italian banker to trap intruders, and a missed reset of the third dial that complicates exit for its user.

Dr. Leyde Poer

Pretty Book Binds for Mrs McKinley in El Paso Gift

A white leather bound book with vellum pages finishes by Miss Bulkley of St. Louis. The volume, planned by Mayor and Mrs. Hammett of El Paso, includes telegrams and greetings from President Diaz to McKinley, Gen Fernandes address, and McKinley’s reply.

McKinley Mire M. E. Bulkley St. Louis Tin el Paso Diag Fernandes Miss Bulkley Mia

Language of Wessex Plowman English Says Pure Speech

A historical meditation on Anglo Saxon roots in modern farm terms. The piece praises Alfred the Great and notes how common words like fox corn beam have changed little since his era while others such as brock scholar ferm spade goome and mattock reveal older forms. It laments French and Latin influence on English.

Kingdom Wessex Thomas Hardy Alfred Brock

Notable Guests Arrive at the Butler Hotel Today

Prominent arrivals at the Butler include T. H. Blashfield and wife from B C, Misses Raymond and Caroline Hexter of Portland, A. W. Hewitt and wife from Stockton, W. B. Burns of Van Anda, B. C., A. W. Treat of New York, and many others from Oregon, California, Montana, Illinois, and beyond.

the Butler T. H. Blashfield Victoria B. C Misses Raymond Caroline Hexter Portland A. W. Hewitt Stockton Cal William Overson Canton A. W. Treat New York City W. B. Burns van Anda Wash San Francisco Bk. Lockwood Shelton Wilband Vancouver J. F. Kilby Revelatoire J. W. Otto Norman Pierce, Jr B. D D. Crocker Walla Walla Wm. M. Humes W. H. Morris Philadelphia Andy McCarthy C. W. Williams Spokane A. B. Hammond Mont W. H. Osgood J. C. Monteith New York M. Sacha, Jr Reading

Bullet to Blame in Post During Battle of Jettynburg

A postal worker delivering letters during a battle era allegedly sent a letter with an impossible delay and an ill fated journey. The item was found decades later in a coat pocket belonging to Mrs. Monfort and addressed to Jacob Cottle of Franklin, Ohio.

Jettynburg Monfort Heo

The New Office Boy Prank at Wholesale House

A young clerk spends his salary on cigars for friends who mock him as a prank. The newly promoted assistant bookkeeper assigns the rookie to wake him when the others arrive, exposing a joke about the new staffer.

Neleed

Forbidden Eve Apple Tree of Ceylon Described

A colonial note explains a fruit known as the forbidden fruit or Eve's apple tree in Ceylon. It describes a orange external rind with crimson flesh and a bite mark, noted for its beauty and poisonous qualities. The piece links the bite mark to Eve and lore from Mohammedan tradition.

Ceylon Garden of Eden Eve Adam

Did Not Know His Coat Senator Allison’s memory saves face

Iowa Senator William B. Allison proved sharper at recalling figures than coats when a coat mix up on President McKinney’s Iowa visit led to a pocket clue. William Coalson, serving governor Shaw’s party, searched for the lost overcoat and discovered a card bearing Allison’s name, triggering laughter and a playful confession.

William HB. Allison Iowa McKinney Allison Shaw William Coalson Cedar Rapida Coalson Coaleon War Coet Senate William B. Allison Allison Wird

Statue of Frances Willard Honor Given to Minx Neien KF Meare

The state plans a statue of Frances Willard to be presented in Washington, awarded to Minx Neien KF Meare. Born in Oehkoah Wisconsin she spent 18 years there with no formal motion study before sculpting life size works including a female figure with eagle. She studied under Augustus Brittan in New York and in Europe, then ran a New York studio.

Frances Willard Inein Minx Neien KF. Meare Oehkoah Wis State Normal School Fieuren Meare Gentur Wisconsin New York Augustus Bi Tlandens Europe Miss Meare New York City

Seattle Weather: Showers, cooler with a fair Tuesday

Showers thin in the afternoon and tonight in Seattle and Western Washington. Cooler conditions persist with a brighter Tuesday forecast. Advertisements note New bath houses Madrona Villa and gas and electric fixtures by Kilbourne Clark Co at B15 Second Ave.

Seattle Washington Madrona Villa Kilbourne & Clark Co Second Ave

Bathships Oregon and Wisconsin Open to Visitors

Steamers for navy yard leave Columbia dock daily at 6 40 p m 9 30 p m 10 20 p m 1 95 2 15 6 40 p m round trip Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs

Oregon Wisconsin Navy Yard Columbia Dock

Great Tacoma Beattle Triumph Over Tacoma In Tough Game

In Tacoma yesterday at the eleventh street grounds Beattle defeated Tacoma 8 to 7 with Stovall delivering a strong pitching performance for Seattle. In Portland Spokane suffered a 32 to 6 loss to Portland in a clash noted for its poor exhibition. Standings show Portland 6 0 22 099, Tacoma 7 0 2, Spokane 4 4 11 Beattle leads in essce B87.

Tacoma Teeet Stovall Seattle Lads Portland, Or Spokane Portland Cube Beattle Ove

Public Works Advertises Bids For City Street Improvements

The board of public works announced bid openings next Saturday for curb and plank work on Madison street from Ninth to Terry and cement sidewalking on Belmont avenue from North Denny way to East Roy street. Judge Thad Huston of Pierce county presided in department 4 of the superior court, hearing motions in cases ruled on last year during the session's closing weeks.

Board of Public Works Madison Street Ninth Terry Belmont Avenue Denny Way East Roy Street Thad, Huston Pierce County Superior Court

A Smart Jacket Described With Four Wide Tucks and Pear Buttons

A illustrated fashion note describes a smart jacket paired with a light suit. The garment features four wide-stitched tucks across the front finishing in pointe at the left side with large pear buttons. High neck and Hithe turnover collar frame a red scarf.

Fawn Coat With White Collar Bolero and Rosette Detail

A fawn colored coat features a large pure white collar or bolero with white revers. The lower edge is trimmed by a broad white ribbon along the folds, wrapping from the back and ending beneath the revers with a large rosette on each side.

Also Mentioned on This Page

I. N. Massett O'Leary Mr. Watson Charles Parker Marty Schrader Ives Adams Grand Central Lodge Independent Order of Good Templars Bremerton Ladies’ Guild of Trinity Parish Church Henry Poehler Irene Augusta Poehler Minneapolis H. &. Tremper Eighteenth Avenue Beattie Bakers Georgetown C. D. Hillman University Community Club Columbia City Yakima Party Allan Feplin Cupid Weather Forecast Boston Grocery England Rhodes Bros Allied Brotherhood of Railway Employes Railway Trainmen and Switchmen's Union Columbia Street Dock Adams Iniontown Pike and Union Treen Shoe Dimitieg Ohio Steel Range Miles & Piper CO First Avenue Corner Spring Street
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