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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1902
Page
2
An afternoon notice lists telephone contacts for business and department inquiries. It mentions offices and division lines and references Beat in Washington as a secondary matter, with various department numbers for communication.
The piece argues the public bears the burden of the coal strike and must be included in any settlement. It contends operators and miners erred in bypassing public oversight, cites arbitration as the agreed basis, and warns against secret deals that exclude the people who suffer costs and disruptions. It notes lawless outcomes and broader social implications.
A fierce gale off Point Ma iatiee on Lake Superior sinks the beauty Stk. Marin Dee with thirteen crew aboard. The steamer Charities Hebard is believed wrecked with all hands lost. The Alpha towed broke loose and vanished. Francomb and Warroington, also in tow, reached Copter Mine safely with lumber. Pieces of Hebard wash ashore as breakers scatter wreckage.
A Japanese liner Tosa Maru sails with Chin and Japanese passengers bound for the Philippines and the Orient. The vessel is tows by tug Rich and carries a cargo valued at 8838, 009 Bark Charmer.
The program includes A Little Outenet and A Little Outcast a melodrama and Othello with Charles D. Herman and the Ward company The Lion's Mouth tonight and a British American concert The Meith American League concert embraces Rip Van Winkle and Jefferson's aiele at the Grand Theater Jefferson’s Mannie lucky Rip likely a hit in Malling Water venue on the Eudaony river Fans expect strong showings from Othello and the Dutch era drama.
The schooner Volante survived a fierce Arctic voyage as it reached Beat tle after storms that sank the General Bigtin and the Dawson. Captain Nielsen, aboard the Volante, believes both vessels are lost in the Alaska tempest with only uncertain hope for survivors. The crew endured heavy seas and a near wreck near Nome before limping into Portage Bay and repairing for ten days.
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