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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1906
Page
5
Myron W. Haynes preached that modern suicides mirror a long rise in atheism and societal indifference. He blamed love infatuation wealth and poverty as distress factors while claiming death by one’s own action is the logical end of atheism.
W J Dyke of Becond avenue used his umbrella to deter a robber on Harrison street yesterday. The assailant demanded money but Dyke thrust the umbrella into the robber’s face, causing the thief to retreat. The incident highlights concerns about child welfare and reforms raised by Mrs J Barr of the Washing Children's Home Society.
Rev. W H H. Rees preached at First Methodist Church on "The World's Christmas" arguing the birth signifies power and that poverty does not imply degradation, reflecting on Jesus born in the manger and his wondrous works.
The Rev. M. A. Matthews delivered a strong sermon at First Presbyterian Church focusing on Seattle's moral attitude and civic duty. He urged personal integrity and community responsibility amid city life.
Port Dufferin reports the passenger steamer Strathcona owned by the Halifax and Canso Steamship Company was destroyed by fire during its run from Halifax to Canso. No lives were lost thanks to heroic actions of the engineer and firemen who remained at their posts and beached the vessel, allowing all 980 passengers to disembark before the ship burned to the waterline.
Tacoma dispatch reports M. Be. Rutensohon mate of the ship Yosemite fell from the gangway yesterday morning, fractured his skull and drowned before aid arrived. He was 36 and had served as mate for two weeks. his sole known relative in the country is Henry Kirchmann, an uncle in San Francisco.
Siwash canoes swarm to a Christmas potlatch of Williarm Kiteap descendant of Chief Kitaap at the Fort Madison reservation. The bay is filled with small red men barks as the event approaches.
Washington December 19 Miss Shaw daughter of the secretary of the treasury and Mrs Lee Shaw is a prominent figure in the younger social set in Washington. She studied art music and languages in Paris before returning to the capital and is noted for intellect and charm. She rides well and handles a four in hand with skill.
Secretary Hitchcock prosecutes land grabbers and defends public domain against powerful interests. He reports 499 individuals indicted and 89 convicted, with 324 timber theft cases last year and 18 141 entries awaiting action. Enforcements span Alabama to Montana. fences and pastures have claimed vast acres and numerous indictments loom.
The State Bank of Seattle announces a fresh year savings plan offering four percent interest compounded semiannually. Deposits may be opened by mail, enabling customers to start saving promptly and conveniently.
A box of a half dozen Men's White Handkerchiefs offered for $1.00. W B Hutchinson Co located at corner tad ave and Unton st advertising the deal.
Review notes Florence Roberts in Act III of The Strength of the Weak at Grand Opera House delivering a climactic performance with My God. The production by Corthna features lavish stage settings and strong supporting cast, while Maria Rosa and Tilly Olson entertain at Seattle venues with mixed critical reception.
A strongly staged drama titled I Left Behind Me was presented last night at the Lota. The production credited to David Belasco and Franklin Fyles featured elaborate scenery and forceful acting.
A. L. Mall announces a New Year sale featuring hand loaded shelves at 1111 First Ave. Shoppers are invited to browse a curated selection of items as the store debuts its seasonal display.
Secretary Hitchcock stresses protecting the public domain as sacred heritage and urges strict enforcement of land laws. Indictments span Oregon South Dakota Washington Wisconsin Wyoming with many officials named in the cases.
The Mas cot presented drew unusually real applause. The company features a handsome, well trained chorus of women in fine costumes. Claude Ameden won honors as Prince Lorenso and Hasel Davenport as Bettina. Miss Evenport shows a powerful voice with wide range. John Marvey as Reece and Walter Wilson as Itomo support the principals. The company should draw big business all week.
The display travels this week at Vee vtuse features a lava flow and ash scene from a great volcano. Visitors at Pom well will view the famed city witch while Catekill mountains host renowned events. The baby incubator annex remains open throughout the week.
Beattie residents will attend Christmas Eve vaudeville at the Star Theater with two full performances starting at 7 20 and 9 o clock. An entirely new program will be presented and the show will run continuously from 7 to 11.
Der G J Tanner, president of the New World Mining Co, has filed his answer to the salt brought by stockholders seeking to oust him. The answer, supported by affidavits from a majority of stockholders, denies most material fraud and extravagance allegations in the complaint.
Bargain note states white handkerchiefs priced at one dollar available from W B Muthhinson Co located at the corner of Indave and Talon streets, inviting shoppers to visit the store for the deal.
The city police conduct a holiday cleanup with multiple arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. By morning, 15 were jailed for drunkenness and 11 for disorderly behavior, with more bookings expected as vagrants are cleared from the area.
George Dennison of 1618 Seventh Avenue North reports a gang of boys armed with 22 calibre guns infesting the neighborhood. They shoot at dogs toss stones at children and hold bonfires at night with improvised war dances.
Advertisement notes boxes available for rent at the Base Deposit Vaults of Wm. D. Per kine & Co Bankers Alaska building. Rent is four dollars per year and includes a handsome memorandum book as a premium for securing valuable papers in a safe place.
Don t throw your old clothes away Have them cleaned to look like new at the Pantorium Main 1048 E.
The passive resistance strike of 26000 Austrian postal employees begun Friday has ended. Reports from Vienna indicate the strike conclusion brings relief to mining circles in the area. The wire wires reflect a broad set of global brief items compiled from the wire service.
The notice describes B Hutchinson Company at the junction of corner and avenue with Union Street. Potential commercial or property reference noted in a concise location directive.
Detroit diocese orders prayers for the French church to be offered in all Roman Catholic churches from Christmas until Master. Message dated December 24 from DwTHAIT Michigan notes prayers will be in place as mournful observance for the church in France.
At the regular meeting Saturday December 22 Heatth Union No 17 Order of Washington unanimously elected officers led by Past President Jonnie Milton as president Thomas M Cranney as vice president Allee L Roberson as chaplain Maud A Moore as medical examiner Dr D A Mitchell as musician Ella Wilson as escort Mary Currier as assistant escort Ridney Osborn as guard B 8 Roberson as sentinel M Dorgan as trustees Albert L Teberson Lionel Follett and M A Moore This is Cranney’s third consecutive term Install officers with Hatner Union No 24 O of W January 12 at Columbia Hall Seventh Ave near Pike St.
Henry Lavorrian of the university completed plans for a new library. Drawings shown to students and faculty for endorsement. Ground plan 100 by 152 feet with stack room for 25 000 volumes. Space for 1000 workers. Total volumes near 200 000.
Steward B A Ransome of the Flyer reported to police that on Friday night someone entered the dining room of the boat and stole 26 forks 12 knives and 10 teaspoons.
Time is running out this year to join an association where your money is safe and returns are sure. The German Savings Building & Loan Association operates with minimal expenses and almost every dollar returned from loan interest goes to members. Talk with Charles Osner, secretary, 416 Bailey building.
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