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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1906

Page

3

Young People's Christian Endeavor marks fifth Jubilee

The article notes five years of service by the Young People’s Christian Endeavor in Be the anniversary featured at Congregational Preachy and Christian churches with special services and pro and addresses. Portland’s YPEBL is active on ships and war vessels with branches nationwide. Dr Matthews from First Presbyterian spoke on the society’s history and future and critics’ views. The Jubilee banquet is set for next Friday evening.

Young Peo Christian Endeavor Christian Portland Eiety United States Matthews First Presbyterian Church

Valencia Wreck and Coast Steamship Company Liability Fight

The Valencia disaster sparks a potential liability dispute as Coast Steamship Co prepares to argue limited liability while pursuing settlements with passengers and crews. Insurance coverage and cargo value are uncertain, with claims likely directed at insurers rather than the company. Detective agents also apprehended Harry Manervey, a Portland robbery suspect, in a local operation.

Let Your Money Earn Interest in Seattle Banks

Many Seattle residents overlook savings accounts that earn 4 percent interest. M. O. Shuey & Co bankers promote small savings banks in the Arcade Building, urging savers to place funds to work and increase income without effort.

Seattle M. O. Shuey & Co

Spring Fashion Revives Gauze Scarf as Central Look

New York fashion notes describe the gauze scarf as a feature piece for spring outfits. Simple dresses in pale gray organdy with pink accents, silver embroidery, and pink chiffon scarves set trains of minimal jewelry and delicate trims.

New York

Engineer dies from Great Northern wreck injuries

Co. D McPherson, an engineer who was crushed in a Great Northern train disaster at Chiwaunque lay, died yesterday at Providence hospital. He was brother in law of Patrolman Hedges. Funeral Tuesday under the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen auspices. Interment at Mt Pleasant cemetery.

Co. D. McPherson Great Northern Chiwaukeum Lay Providence Hospital McPherson Hedges Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Mt. Pleasant

Interstate Commerce Commission Reports on Pennsylvania Merger Inquiry

The Interstate Commerce Commission responds to a House resolution seeking details on the alleged Pennsylvania merger. The commission states it has reviewed the reports and declines to express an opinion on possible interstate commerce violations.

Washington Feb Interstate Commerce Commission House Pennsylvania Rooseveil

Conference Concludes with Devotional Services Tonight

The semi annual conference of the reorganized Church of Christ of Later Day Sainte ended yesterday with three meetings and devotional services. The next conference will be held here next Spimber with participants from Washington and Oregon. Presiding Elder Jukneon preached a sermon urging advancement of the faith.

Reorganized Church of Christ of Later Day Sainte Spimber Washington Oregon Jukneon

Plans for House of Good Shepherds Approved for Fremont Site

Architects Breitung and Buchinger have submitted final plans for a new House of Good Shepherds to be built on 16 acres between 47th and 60th Avenues in Fremont at an estimated cost of 75 000 to 80 000 dollars. Bellingham seeks a branch of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul road to improve railroad facilities and support annual shipping data to convince Milwaukee to extend service. Lumber interests push for better facilities.

House of Good Shepherds Breitung and Buchinger 47Th Av 60Th Av Fremont Bellingham Milwaukee & St. Paul Up-Sound Milwaukee

Countess De Cantel Files Divorce Suit in Paria

In Paria on February 5 the Countess de Cantel formerly Anna Gould began divorce proceedings. A decree allows her provisional charge of the idrea. The count reportedly will not oppose separation and settlement terms are under discussion, including a possible allowance.

Paria Countess de ‘Cantel Anna Gould

The Hooligan in New York Hits Seattle Theaters

The Hooligan in New York arrived in Seattle and plays at the Third Avenue theater through next Saturday night. The airship entry and a Krupp gun fire start a melodramatic sequence with a heroine saved by the villain and Bowery companions. The play attracts large audiences as the cast performs its high action. The Grand reopens The County Chairman with Theodore Babcock in Hackler, drawing praise for his fit to the author’s vision. The Grand hosts performances through Wednesday with a matinee. The Star theater offers top vaudeville acts including Rialto Comedy quartet and other acts this week.

New York Seattle Third Avenue Theater Third Avenue Stage Third Avenue Bowery George Ade Theodore Babcock Theodore Roberts Jim Hackler Babcock Mr. Babcock Hackler

Lincoln Day Promises Bright Attractions

The notice lists a special concerto and many other bright attractions led by Pete Duneworth the Stara Ope. Lincoln day will be made particularly interesting with this lineup and festive events.

Death of A. T. Collins in Tonopah Nevada

A. T. Collins, formerly of Beattie, died of typhoid fever last Friday in Tonopah Nevada. He was brother to Joseph and Ambrose Collins of Collins Bros undertaking and to Mrs Francis Collings of the Hotel Stander. The body will be brought here.

A. T. Collins Beattie Tonopah Nevada Joseph and Ambrose Collins Collins Bros Mre Francis Collings Stander

Direct Seattle Route Boost for Cos Line Steamers

The American-Hawaiian Steamship Cos announces direct regular service between Seattle and New York. The steamer Arizona completed its first voyage on the new schedule. Previously stopping at Hawaiian Islands, the line now sails directly to Seattle due to increased business.

American-Hawaiian Steamship Cos Seattle New York Arizona

Bristol Must Go In United States Case

Senator Fulton of Oregon pressed the president to act after a morning conference on United States District Attorney W. C. Bristol. Fulton stated Bristol would have to go following the charges filed against him.

Fulton Oregon United States W. C. Bristol Bristol

Bargain Offer At Bartell Drug Stores Tomorrow

Tomorrow shoppers at Bartell Drug Stores will save on Violet Toilet Witch Hazel 12-02 bottles for 22 cents and English Epsom Salts at 16 6% per package for 4 cents. Italian Olive Oil per pint 45 cents, Pure Vaseline per pound, Pure Witch Hazel 4 ounce bottles at 10 cents. Store locations 506 and 610 Second Ave.

Bartell’s Second Ave

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