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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1902

Page

3

Welcoming the Bishop at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church

One of the city’s largest congregations gathered at St. Mark’s Episcopal yesterday for Rev. Frederic William Keator’s sermon. He spoke on I am the Light of the World, arguing Christ’s divinity with emphasis on scripture and proof through incarnation and sacrifice.

St,ark’s Episcopal Church Frederic Willam Keator Y H. H. Gowen PD Llwyd Orme St. Lingu Trhen Jesus Fas God Christ

City of Seattle Returns from Skagway with Passengers

The steamer City of Seattle of the Pacific Coast Company returned this morning from Skagway with passengers including several Kiondikers. Max Endelman of Grand Forks arrived on the same vessel and notes mining progress despite Dawson business dullness. The article also mentions local election interest and upcoming marine convention actions.

Seattle Pacific Coast Company Skagway Max Endelman Dewey Grand Forks Dawson Shaft Nellie G. Thurston Galbraith Dock Alaska Nanaimo

Wool Growers Convene in Helena for Fifth Annual Meeting

The fifth annual Pacific Northwest Woolgrowers' Association convention opens in Helena with over a hundred delegates and visitors from Utah Wyoming Montana Washington. T. C. Power of Montana presides as reception and pre business sessions begin. a broad agenda includes secretary Bailey reports noting member gains since Pendleton meeting.

Helena Mont Pacific Northwest J. W. Bailey Pendleton

Stranger saves Geo. Tate's life on Cherry Street bridge rescue

Tate, a hack driver, was dragged by a runaway vehicle on Seconday Street. A courageous stranger, whose name is unknown, leaped from a building corner and stopped the danger by pulling Tate and the other rider to Mandell Bridge. Tate suffered bruises and cuts but was not fatally hurt.

Tate Cherry Street Mandell

Balloon land attempt ends in captain's death near Antwerp

An airman named Capt. Fertiny Seronaust was killed during a balloon landing attempt at Antwerp as strong winds tore the balloon loose from its tether. Dr Linke, seven Spreng from the craft, was uninjured but fell into the ropes and was dragged downward briefly before being rescued.

Antwerp Linke

New Pastor Installed at First Presbyterian Church

Dr M A Mathews was installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church guiding a policy of personal goodwill and universal Christian fellowship. The service included sermons by Rev W A Major and official charges to pastor and people. A mail box incident scattered letters on Second Avenue and Yesterway.

M. A. Mathews First Presbyterian Church Dr. Mathews Dr Mathews W. A Major A. N. Raven Owen Jones Hugh Gliebri M. Freeland Mathews Second Avenue Yesterway Chipman Guy's Drug Store

Palm nographs and a hopeful stage career foretold by Chesterfield

Professor Grant Chesterfield markets palm prints and predicts a young woman’s flourishing stage path on his Town stay. He claims he can tell life changes, love fortunes, home happiness, and even cure diseases for a fee of 1 cent, from rooms at the Occidental hotel corner Third and Cherry.

Grant Chesterfield Chesterfield Occidental Hotel Third Cherry Street

Women and cooking schools draw a New York crowd

In a Daily column topic mixes homemaking tips with social notes. Dr Robert Rag­nall of New York questions cooking schools, while guidance on manicure skin care and quince seed cosmetics is offered. A New York meeting of the Working Women’s Protective Union discusses how some women survive on a dollar a week with meager meals and night-hour efforts.

Robert Ragnall New York Working Women's Protective Union New York City P. W. Kadcliffe Muttabure

Cure for Grip Mentioned by Q. D. Co.

A note advertises Q D Co remedies claiming relief from grip and congestion with direct application to the neck and back, calling the product a cure for cold related symptoms.

Eye headaches cured by proper glasses

Ninety per cent of headaches are due to imperfect eye sight. Permanent relief is promised with correct glasses by BCHUCHARD OPTICAL CO Eye Specialist at 1207 Second Avenue Seattle.

Bchuchard Optical CO Eye Specialista Second Avenue Seattle Tis Company Honda Northwouth Telephone and Telegraph Company American Pavings Bank and Trust Co Beattie, Wae Snohomish Skagit Whatcom Everett Exchange

Seattle Tailoring Co Advertisement Offers Credit Plan

An old advertisement for Seattle Tailoring Co at 1207 First Avenue promotes paying down one third and $1 to $2 weekly for suits and cash prices. It also mentions bicycle repairs and urges readers to come in soon.

Seattle Tailoring Co Flrst Avenue Seattle Tailoring Company First Avenue

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