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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1902

Page

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Venezuelan arbitration and wartime port adjustments

The report notes President Reowevelt likely to accept allied terms on Venezuelan difficulty and to act as arbitrator. If he declines, The Hague reference would be accepted. The Britain cruiser Tribune captured a sloop near La Guayra amid port charges and blockade issues. Paris states mail to Venezuela blocked. vessels will reroute to Fort de France Martinique during the blockade.

Fort de France Iland Martinique

Gala Attire Dazzles Waterfront Steamers Afloat

Waterfront activity slowed as steamers rest on the Stream and docks decorated for Christmas. Revenue cutters, California liners, and ships display festive colors and greenery, while the Army Craneport Warren takes a central role near the Union Jack.

Christman United States Army Warren California

Street Car Counterweight Repaired on Queen Anne Hill

A street car counterweight on Queen Anne Hill was repaired and put into service around o'clock yesterday. As a result, residents of the area were able to use the route again after the stoppage.

Queen Anne Hill

Seattle Christmas Spirit Shines Amid Holiday Rush

Christmas Eve scenes filled downtown Seattle with shoppers carrying heavy bundles while Santa Clauses clogged sidewalks. Churches held services and the Salvation Army distributed 60 baskets of food to the needy as thousands of visitors arrived for a festive week in the Puget Sound city.

Land of Nod Salvation Army Second Avenue Nation Army Seattle Sound Puget Sound

Police Save Logger from Thieves After One Night

Victor Noyki a Norwegian logger arrives in Seattle after a night of revelry on Second Avenue. Thieves steal his wages hidden as gold coins. Police Captain Ward recovers the gold, returns the money to Noyki who signs receipt and leaves station with a new hat, elated.

Victor Noyki Ward Seattle McPhee Second Avenue Rip van Win Potee Station Migotn Norway Gee Oyki Pinae

Negro labor urged in Honolulu report

Special Commissioner T Thomas Vor tune sphere discusses labor importation and Negro labor in Hawaii and the United States. The interview notes the absorption of tropical regions by the United States and mentions potential importation and supply factors amid unfavorable conditions.

Honolulu T. Thomas United States

Stevedores Strike Ties Up Vancouver Shipping

In Vancouver British Columbia a strike by longshoremen forces stevedores aboard the Calnia to load under compulsion. Captain Anesbury supervises the vessel as Pred Meber and crew labor amid the stoppage by the stevedoring company workers demanding higher wages.

Vancouver Dee Duty California Anesbury Vancouver & Victoria Brevedort Cofithany Mebera Calnia

Christmas Fight Ends in Arrests in City Streets

In an early morning clash in the lower city, A. Rerner and G. KB. Emiley were arrested after a Christmas fight. Police were alerted and responded to the disturbance to restore order.

A. Rerner G. KB. Emiley Poliuee Rou LeCount Gen Idem

Heinze Wins His Case In Montana Supreme Court

The Montana supreme court affirms judgment for F. Aug. Heinze's Montana Ore Purchasing Co. against the Boston & Montana Copper Co. The award is reduced from 324,000 to 265,000. The case centers on the Johnstown mine title and ore taken from disputed ground.

Helena Mont. Dee Montana Supreme Court F. Aug

Pugilists Corbett and Sullivan Speak at Toledo Dinner

James J. Corbett and John L. Sullivan, appearing at rival theaters in Toledo this week, will address the Salvation Army dinner today. Mayor Jones and Rey Kelcey will also speak. Both boxers volunteered as waiters but accepted the speaking invitation.

Toledo James J. Corbett John L. Sullivan Salvation Army Jones Rey Kelcey Sullivan Corbett

May Take Her Home May Take Her Home

Relatives of Dora Gregory, confined after insanity from romantic disappointment, plan to seek release to bring her home to Los Angeles for care. The girl is the daughter of John M. Gregory, a carpenter, who has worked for local families.

Los Angeles Dora Gregory Agattle Ciy John M. Grecery

Man Promised Marriage Led To Girl's Despair

The story follows Dora Harriot who after years of engagement was moved to an asylum. Her sister, Mrs. Harriot, says a man who pledged marriage but never married her is to blame for Dora's ruin. He reportedly met Dora at work and promised marriage, delaying it for years and even borrowing from her.

Seattle Asylum W. M. Herriot Harriot Dora Ax Asseter

Brilliant Reception Sets Welcome for Pilzeabeth as Dignitaries Attend

In Ban Juan Puerto Rico Governor and Mrs Hunt hosted a formal reception at the executive mansion last night to introduce their daughter Pilzeabeth. Admiral Dewey and several Rear Admirals attended along with numerous naval officers and prominent civilians.

Ban Juan Puerto Rico Mra. Hunt

Elaborate Silver Set Donated to Pacific Company Dining Room

A 199 piece elaborate silver set was prevented from being shipped to the Pacific Company by Spokane citizens. The set arrived yesterday and was turned over to the vessel for use in the dining room. President Farrell of the Pacific Company acknowledged the donors in a message. The Spokane launch occurred in February.

Ban Francisco Dec Spokane Pacific Company Farrell Pacific Danal Company

Damages affirmed in Ralph vs American Bridge Co case

The Washington Supreme Court affirmed a $2500 judgment won by James J Ralph and the American Bridge Co for injuries from a fall on a Post Street building in August 1961. Ralph alleged an improperly fastened ladder caused the accident. Also reports divorce for B A Beabers, salmon packer of Whatcom, and a separate accident involving Mrs J J Metcalf at 914 First Avenue where a trap opened causing bruises.

Supreme Court Olympia James J. Ralph Geor First Avenue J. J. Metcalf

Girl Foils Highwayman on Valley Street

Mise Marie Mooreland escaped an attempted robbery on Valley Street last evening near her home at 1827 Valley Street. The highwayman demanded money, but Mooreland resisted and made it to her employer J A Haltilargeon’s store where she works before the thief could overtake her.

Presenta Mise Marie Mooreland Valley Street Mise Mooreland Mine Mooreland J. A. Haltilargeon

Inquiry into Cruelty Charges in Manila Proceedings

United States officers and soldiers report investigations into several cruelty charges in Manila. General Miles ordered inquiries after cases were raised on his arrival. some inquiries concluded, finding charges untrue or exaggerated.

Manila Dec United States Miles

Navy appoints Cooper to command in Philippines

Washington Dec 26 Rear Admiral Philip H Cooper was sent by the Navy Department to the Philippines as second in command of the Asiatic Station. He succeeds Rear Admiral Wilde who has been relieved on account of health. Cooper will assume chief command when Rear Admiral Evans retires next year.

Washingtonn D.C Philip H. Cooper Navy Department Philippines Apiatio Wilde Cooper Evans

Pool Room Explosion Kills and Injures In Hot Springs

Gasoline explosion in the Turk Exchange basement clubhouse and pool room in Hot Springs Arkansas injures about a hundred people, many trapped under debris as ceiling and walls collapse. Driver detained pending investigation into ignition of gasoline while filling a tank.

Hot Springs Ark Turk Exchange

Crown Princess Louise of Saxony to sue for divorce

Vienna reports the Crown Princess Louise of Saxony will file for divorce. The announcement follows rumors of marital strain and signals potential royal family proceedings.

Vienna Louise of Saxony

City of Puebla Arrives Early with 6 Passengers Abandon

Captain Jepsen of Pacific Coast Company welcomes six stranded travelers from San Francisco to Seattle on the City of Puebla. The Puebla docked at 11 last night instead of this morning, surprising onlookers. The Dirigo from Lynn Canal brought 15 passengers, while the City of Seattle departed for Alaska with a long passenger list.

Jepsen Pacific Coast Company Puebla San Francisco Seattle Lynn Canal Alaska

Dal Roberts Reappointed Clerk of Justice Cann Court

Dal Roberts, the rotund genial clerk, was reappointed to serve another term in the same capacity. During his incumbency he has made many friends and received congratulations yesterday on his reappointment.

Dal Roberts Dal Roberte Justice Cann's Court Roberts

Property values rise near University area near Pioneer Square

A brief note highlights increasing property values around the University corridor and near Pioneer Square. The area is described as an attractive place with good views and a close commute of about 16 minutes.

Pioneer Square

Raiders Nab 36 Men in Police Dragnet Bust

Police detectives and patrolmen raided Yenlerway area catching about 36 men, many suspected thieves, amid masks and aged items found on some. J. T. Ferguson and Dan McCloskey named as top prizes by time. Suspects were booked at the city jail on suspicion.

Yenlerway J. T. Ferguson Dan McCloskey Trme Prises Verguson

Smallpox Suit Seeks 41000 Against Kent Town

Mr and Mrs W W Wetson sue the town of Kent in Judge Bell's department for 41000 claiming a smallpox outbreak in recent months. They allege tenant George Dugar contracted the disease and that his rented house became a smallpox hospital causing irreparable damage to the property and town.

W. W. Wetson Kent Judge Bell George Dugear

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