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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1901

Page

4

Robbery attempt ends with silver dollar save

Early morning hold up on Second avenue ends when a silver dollar in Witt’s vest deflects a fatal shot. Witt, employed by Queen City and Eureka bakery, was chased by two men at 1 20 am. A police chase followed the shootout as the taller robber fired at Officer Gilbert. The gunmen fled near the freight yard, leaving the silver dollar as a clue.

Gua Witt Witt Queen City Mureka Second Avenue Pike Street Whitt Virginia Street First Avenue Gilbert Widhly Wayman

Theft of $50,000 in jewels shocks New York

Mr and Mrs Paul Thebaud of New York were robbed of jewelry valued at 50000 including a 20000 diamond and a 15000 pearl. A valet employed two weeks was identified in connection with the case.

New York Paul Thebaud Thebaud

Theaters Show Mixed Reception Amid Price Increase

The Primrose and Dockstader troupe face criticism for higher prices despite strong turns such as Primrose and Neil O'Brien. New acts like Eddie Leonard and Ollie Young’s hoop-rolling receive applause while some favorites are not equaled. Seattle Theater features Ole Olson with Ben Hendricks and Nettie Torben led by strong Swedish and Irish acts, plus a Southern melodrama at Third Avenue.

Primrose Dockstader Mr. Primrose Neil O'Brien Eddie Leonard Ollie Young Brother Seattle Ben Hendricks Ole Olson Ole Nettie Trobend Annie Douglass Jin Ac“A Clay Old Cross Roads Third Avenue Mié Natchez Missin- Hippi

Wilcox Stoically Attends Funeral as Murder Case Advances

Elizabeth City reports funeral services held for Weekes. The body was moved to Brooklyn for burial. Wilcox, the accused lover, is jailed nearby, aware of the service yet silent and calm, spending the day smoking and reading.

Elizabeth City N. J Brooklyn N. Y Wilcox

Shippers Urged to Back Interstate Commerce Amendment

Seattle Chamber of Commerce pressed by the Interstate Commerce Law convention to endorse a proposed amendment. The bill seeks stronger penalties for rate violations and false representations by shippers, with fines up to 29 000 for departure from rates and 10 000 per day for disobeying orders. No imprisonment. the measure will be introduced in Congress with calls for support from regional lawmakers. Dr. Waggoner, dentist, Globe block.

Seattle Chamber of Commerce Interstate Commerce Law Convention St. Louis Commission Congress

Ships and wrecks dominate Puget Sound waters

Quarantine on the Sound steamer City of Denver lifted today. Nippon Yusen Kaisha steamer Tosa sails tomorrow from Smith Cove to the Orient with 6 000 tons of cargo. British bark Milverton towed down the Sound with 4 046 sacks of Wheat valued at 67 100 dollars. The schooner Minnie A Caine ashore on Smith Island will be a total loss, high on the beach with keel gone. The American steamer Marianne arrives from Tacoma to load wheat for Marseilles. Shinano fire extinguished by fireboats Snoqualmie and the crew report no injuries as大量 cargo damaged by fire and water removed. Ping Juey of China Mutual lines arrives after a 60 day round trip from Liverpool via Singapore and Yokohama. A new steamboat, cost 11 000 dollars, under construction at the cove for passenger and freight trade, launching around February 1.

City of Denver Tosa Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line Smitha Cove Orient Milverton Queenstown Minnie A. Caine Smitha Ialand Captain Caine Burns Robert Moran A. R. Burns Wallowa Marianne Tacoma Marseilles France Puget Sound Mori Nippon Yusen Kaisha Shinano Snoqualmie China Muttal Line Liverpool Singapore Hongkong Yokohama Shanghai Glasgow Arlington Dock Ohe Cove Eost. McMillin

Fall Standard Apron Check Gingham Price Note

Tuesday item list shows regular 7c value gingham apron and 28 inch wide tennis flannel with regular 6c value. The sale references Tuesday timing and discount phrasing.

Pistol in evidence ties Mortensen to Hay killing

In Salt Lake City police say they found an eight caliber revolver near where James Hays body lay and name contractor Peter Mortensen as the prime suspect. A second hand dealer identifies the pistol as sold to Mortensen days before the crime and also spots Mortensen among prisoners. The missing money Mortensen claims paying Hay remains unrecovered.

Salt Lake Utah James KR. Hay Peter Mortensen Mortensen Hay

Local price rises defy combination pressure

The passage complains that while national trusts don’t affect individuals, local trusts bite the pocketbook. It notes prices rise as local combinations grow, describing the situation as a direct defiance to the combination and a growing business trend.

Annie Rooney Leaves for Tacoma Aboard Utopia

A half forgotten tale about Annie Rooney, once in Whatcom, being escorted to the steamer Utopia by the town marshal. She then departs for Tacoma with nerves frayed, wearing a castaway artilleryman's tunic and a faded dress, saluted with a farewell shout from the ship.

Beattie Mukilteo Utopia Tacoma Annie Rooney Annie Whatcom

A Miserable Death

Jack Corbett aged 36 brother of James J. Corbett was found dead in a hovel at 407 Worter Way on Saturday evening. Death was caused by continued morphine use. The body will be embalmed and shipped to San Francisco for interment.

Jack Corbett James J. Corbett Worter Way San Francisco

Stay with the people and the trusts will fade

A letter laments high oil prices and poor quality fuel, noting low grade oil that refuses to burn but a higher grade oil costing 30 cents a gallon. The writer argues oil prices harm consumers, recalls wasting a five gallon can, and urges unity with the people to end trust domination.

Pratt Brwin C Chabr

My Christmas Star subscription pledge

Letter from a Bothell reader expresses appreciation for The Star editorial on Northwest governance. The writer pledges long term support if the paper continues bold coverage of public interests, rail ownership, and monopolies, warning against corporate overreach and calling for people powered change.

the Star Seattle The Northwest Bar & Game

Frederick & Nelson Carpet Department Offers Wide Sale Reduction

In our carpet department a vast range of ready made carpets is on sale with many patterns reduced from regular prices. The ad lists numerous sizes and styles including Wilton, Axminster, Brussels, Velvet, Tapestry and Jewel Ingrain with sale prices shown beside regular prices. customers may return unsatisfactory carpets at their expense for refunds.

Mali Unsa Wilton Axminster Hrusesela Aries

Travel Club to Hear Talk on Lily by Rhippen

Joseph Rhippen of Italy will address the W. A. Travel Club in the association rooms on the subject Lily. The meeting promises an informative discussion by a guest speaker on horticulture and regional topics.

Tion Joseph Rhippen W. ©. A. Travel Club Association Rooms

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