Consequence of Reading Dime Novels leads to arrest
Detective Frank Kennedy arrested two 14 year old burglars Willie Norton and Cecil Butts in Olympia area. The boys confessed to burglaries at Carwile residence on Twenty Seventh Avenue and a Tacoma Auburn spree, admitting thefts of over 400 dollars, jewelry, and carnival coins. Police recovered nearly 290 dollars in cash along with guns and trinkets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kennedy
Olympia
Willie Norton
Stewart Holmes Drug Co
Cecil Butts
Carwile
To-Seventh Avenue
Auburn
Norton
Butts
Seattle
Weesler
Tacoma
Kennedy
Savame
Rededication of Bichor Chol Synagogue Post Renovation
The Bichor Chol congregation rededicated its synagogue after renovation. Rabbi Joseph of Temple de Hirsch delivered the principal address with Rev H Kessler, D Tay and H Genss in attendance. The event included a collation for officers, members and friends. The new building at Thirteenth Avenue South Washington Street features expanded classrooms and modern improvements, praised as among the citys handsomest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bichor Chol
Joseph
Congre- Temple de Hirsch
H. Kessler
D. Tay
H. Genss
New Building
Eaf Thirteenth Avenue South
Washington Street
Graeco Russian Orthodox Church Reopens After Repairs
The Graeco Russian Orthodox Church reopened after extensive repairs conducted by Right Rev. Tee hop and Rev. V. V. I with the rector E. E. Jarma and others. The ceremony lasted over three hours and was held in Russian and English at Lakeview Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teehop
Orthodox Church
E. E. Jarma
Alexandrof
Lakeview Street
Canada
Teehen
United States
Alaska
Sitka
Nome to Portland voyage sparks fare and rumor of strike
A fragmentary report notes a Portland arrival with eight passengers and a Thompson boat following. It mentions Chas D Lane making a strike at Golovin and a claim of a mine bringing six thousand dollars a day, though no proof is presented and general belief remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Thompson
Chas. D. Lane
Golovin
General Stevens Visits Seattle in Historical Retrospect
Notable visitor General Hazzard Stevens arrived in Seattle with his father Gen. Isaac I. Stevens. The elder governor of Washington Territory and the son both served in the Union Army, enlisting at 18 and rising to general’s staff. Stevens later lived in Boston after writing a comprehensive life of his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Hazzard Stevens
Isaac IL. Stevens
Washington
Terri- Stevens
Gov. Stevens
Congress
New York
Sixth Corps
Fort Huger
Wic
Stevens
Olympia
Boston
Visiting Day at Navy Yard Tomorrow
Battleships depart Col hk daily at 6 50, 9 20, 10 90 a 15, 6 40 p m. Readable text notes visiting hours and ship departures with unclear fragments only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Colhk
Ee Ee Golerberber
Ieee Volenert
Columbia Dock
Picnics draw Seattle clubs to Sunday outings
The Seattle Liederkrans held its annual picnic at Fast Seattle yesterday with Alfred Lueben leading several selections. Evergreen park hosted a joint Army and Navy Union and Deutcher Krieger Verein picnic. Knights of the Maccabees enjoyed a Woodland park outing with two baseball teams playing an exciting game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Liederkrans
Seattle
Alfred Lueben
Liederkrans
Evergreen Park
Army and Navy Union
Deutcher Krieger Verein
Knights of the Maccabees
Woodland Park
Knights
Mrs Pratt Dies at Seattle General Hospital Age Fifty
Mrs. Mary Pratt died at Seattle General Hospital yesterday at age 50. A four year resident of the city, her obituary notes her local ties. The funeral of Mrs. Elien Stenning was held from Bonney and Stewarts chapel yesterday afternoon under the auspices of the Stevens Relief Corps No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pratt
Seattle General Hospital
Elien Stenning
Bonney & Stewarts Chapel
Stevens Relief Corps No. 1
Last Day for Water Rate Payments Extended
On the final day of the month, many customers rushed Treasurer Rathbun’s office to avoid delinquency penalties. Normally the due date is the 26th, but this month the 25th fell on a Sunday, granting one extra grace day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbun
Dewey the Hero of Manila Opens at Third Avenue
The naval drama Dewey the Hero of Manila opened a week at the Third Avenue theater last night to a crowded house. It features Frank Walsh as George Dewey with strong supporting turns from Louise Belmour Louise Carter Orval Humphries and Frank Hopkins. The play centers on the Spanish American War and draws intense patriotism from audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Manila
Third Avenue Theater
Crowder
Frank Walsh
George Dewey
Louise Belmour
Louise Carter
Orval Humphries
Frank Hopkins
Ex Ostlent
Uncle Tomm's Cabin Draws Large Audience at Grand Opera
The Grand Opera House production of Uncle Tomm's Cabin drew a strong crowd last night, maintaining its popularity and performing at average standards for the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Seattle theater to reopen with varied season lineup
After a near completion rehab the Seattle theater will reopen September first as a fine play house. The first production is The Queen of Hayti by colored artists followed by Mrs Kreling's Tivolippers with The Toy Maker The Wedding Day and Babes In the Woods. The Neill company will follow with In Old Kentucky Jefferson Rip Van Winkle Girl From Maxima and Frohman's standard plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Hayti
Kentucky
Jefferson
Frohman
Maxima
Rev Theo Crowl Visits Former Congregation
Rev Theodore Crowl who led the First Presbyterian church here 27 years ago spoke to his old flock yesterday. He now pastors the First Congregational church in Sterling Tl and was the first minister commissioned by the Board of Home Missions to serve Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Crowl
First Presbyterian Church
First Congregational Church
Sterling
Crowl
Board of Home Missions
First Presbyterian Church of
Seattle
Old Brown Church
Second Avenue
Madison Street
Hirialto
Frederick Prosch Dead After Lingering Illness
Frederick Prosch of Beabook in Kitwap County died Sunday afternoon after a long bout with tuberculosis. He was a member of the prominent local family and brother of Thomas A. Prosch, executive secretary of the city chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Prosch
Beabook
Kitwap County
Mr. Proseh
Thos. A. Prowch
Chamber of Commerce
Little Dorothy Phillips Buried After Islander Wreck
The funeral for Little Dorothy Phillips daughter of Dr A W Phillips and her mother who died in the Islander wreck was held yesterday afternoon at Lakeview Cemetery. The service was conducted at the family home 022 University Street by Reverend L Bowerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Phillips
A. W. Phillips
Lakeview Cemetery
University Street
Er. L. Bowerman
Western Central Labor Union Plans Labor Day Parade
The Western Central Labor Union committee chose W A Bane as grand marshal for a Labor Day parade with about 4600 marchers from Third Ave and Union St to the Labor temple location. After the parade, the league ball at Athletic park and the annual Armory ball follow, with gate receipts shared by unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Central Labor Union
W. A. Bane
Ttme
Third Avenue
Marion
Union Streets
Union Street
Pike Street
First Avenue
First
Yester Way
Youler
Second Avenue
Second
Pike
Labor Temple
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Norh
Athletic Park
Armory
Oil of Roses Price and Production Notes
A German report cites oil of roses moving into Bulgaria at 5.70 per pound, with 1996 producer prices at 86.19. Bulgaria mainly produces the oil, paying 1.04 to 1.62 per pound for rose leaves, while 64 percent of roses come from Saxony and southern Spain. Bulgarian oil is light yellow and transparent, Saxon oil grayish yellow, Spanish oil brown with a sherry-like odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Bulgaria
Saxony
Spain
Market Report On West Street Fresh Produce Prices
Local markets report late morning arrivals of peaches and plums with prices near buyers’ expectations. Butter and fruit values rise, while bananas, cantaloupes and pears show steady to higher rates. vegetables, meats, and canned goods listed with per unit pricing and crate rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Creamery
Band of roaming beggars harass South Seattle residents
A nomadic group camping in South Seattle is accused of petty thefts and persistent begging. Women fortune tellers are said to enter homes uninvited, alarmingly disturbing housewives, while the band’s males are described as lazy and dependent on theft and fortune telling for subsistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eypelew
Seattle
Houven
Nomada
Maine
Cut Rates and Pure Drugs Highlight Local Store
An advertisement touts a drug store with low prices as its primary draw and emphasizes pure drugs as the superior feature. The copy also praises overall store service and reliability.
Travelers' Railway Guide Mount Paal and Kansas Schedules
A fragmented travel notice lists Northern Pacific departures to Mount Paal and Low Kansas with multiple trains. It notes leaves from St Paul on remand and arrival times around 7 43am, with several trains daily and connections implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Paal
Paul
Low
Kansas
Paderewski’s Path From Drudge to Genius
In a royal exchange with Princess Victoria, Paderewski explains his rise from indifferent player to genius through relentless practice. He states that genius results from disciplined drudgery and repeated effort, noting he trained daily for years until piano work became nearly automatic. The world now regards him as a genius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderowskii
Victoria
Paderewski
Padereweki
Have the News in Camp Star Mail Offer
An offer promotes mailing the Star newspaper to out of city addresses at the same city delivery price, highlighting monthly rates and subscription convenience for Camp residents.
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Nordhoff & CO
Goode
Beattie
Allwool
Beahibe
Colery Dlack
Priestley & Co
Bichor Cholem
Qeehon
Nome
General Stevens
Washington Territory
Uncle Tom
The
Seattle Theater
Theo. Crowl
First Presbyterian
Dorothy
Eun
Washington Creameries
Lowe
Elgin
Freeh Ranch
Wiseswatn
California
Roquefort
Edam
Nile Anianne
Gucka
Wapreee
Olympia End
Gray's Harbor
Lowe Bes A
Whatcom
Verben
Socta Tetar
Peattte
Columbia
Puget Sound
Sm Diamen Ra
Eenniied Pacific Hapress Vancouver
Overland—League
M. A. Goldman
Second Ave
Cor
South
Allcock
de Packer
Ted Mennen
Colgate
Pinaud
Hind
Castoria
Ronan
Warner
Pinkhawe
Kilmer’s
Givins Sale
Main
Columbia Street
H. Clay
Northrup Co
Holcomis Optician
Siesta Ou
Jhe Bon Marchi
Inchea
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Northern
Pacific
Seattle Electric
Phos
Opera House
MA !, Main
JAGER
Wilson
Wea
Catt Traderbee
Queen City Steam Laundry
Fourth Ave
Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture
Jos. Becker
Frederick & Nelson
Loknis
Rialto Bidg
Madison
M’sorley & Henderson
Harness and and Diery
Occidental
Kilbourne & Clark Co
Mata M Bemel
Managy
Feattie
Brooklyn
Halifax
Herbert
Believerman Block
Firat Ave
Cherry St
F. E Eluoti Refractia
Heussy Bidg
Rd and
Fike
Capital Milling CO
Seattle, Wash
Haynes, “Sor. Cotumorns
J. Aronson
Columbia ST
Yesler Way
Broadway
J. EB. Stevens
Pink
Bonss Elwell-Darrington
James G. Givens & CO
Starr-Boyd Building
Bonney & Stewart Fowera
Columbis & Telephone Main
Weel
Seattle Gas & Electric Co
Keeley Institute
British Columbia
Enbourne
Green Lake
Fremont
Sullivan
Mabus
Keele Institute
Tel
Wash
G. T. Castle
Mgr
Pike St
Ernst Bros
Green
A. Lindauer Geientife Optician
MEE Chong & CO
J. Matzger
Raymond & Hoyt
Geo. McLernon
Hirsch
Tel. Main
Sporting Goods
Seattle Tailoring CO
Sanitarium
Hinckley
K. Ns
H. T. Turner
Fn Af
Ted
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