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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1903

Page

4

Princess Louise barred from foreign residence

Dresden reports that Crown Princess Louise’s request to return to see her sick child was denied by the Saxon ministry. She is informed she may not reside in Italy or Switzerland or any other European country without a certificate of femilitation exploration. Genevre dispatch details show her agent M. Giron leaving Geneva to join his family as relations are severed.

Dresden Louise Am Heer Nerlain Italy Switzerland Geneva Baxony M. Giron Virwerels MM. Giron Princcss York John D. Rocke America Lincoln Lee Nap Alexander the Great J. PB Morgan Dollar Steel Trust Columbifle Academy C. Richme Duxbury Green Avenue Brooklyn Ifs Fred Perkins South Mich Columbia Scientific Acad M. Effie Watson Ville Ind New York Colum Academy Ife

Princess Caroline of Reuss to wed Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar

The engagement between Princess Caroline of Reuss, daughter of the late Prince Henry XXII of Reuss, and the Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar is described as a pure love match. The Grand Duke, noted as Europe’s wealthiest royal bachelor, was long linked to various European princesses.

Caroline of Reuss Pam Carmen Royalty Henry XXII Saxe-Wiemar Europe Motland

Peculiar Accident Injures John F. Dore’s Young Daughter

Florence Dore, 1-year-old daughter of John F. Deere, was struck on the head by a baseball at a Minor school yesterday. She remained unconscious for hours and doctors fear permanent injury including possible deafness. Witnesses note cautious play rules to prevent injuries as accidents rise in school games. A separate item reports Wim Coakley conviction for theft and Ada Wilson’s petition denial by Judge Bell.

Plorence Dore John F. Deere Ada Wilson Perfor Bell

Fourth Annual Eagles Ball At Armory Hall

The fourth annual ball of the Fraternal Order of Eagles was held at the Armory last night. The hall was taxed to capacity and about 890 people took part in the grand march.

Order of Eagles Armory Hall Tts

Markets Report On Fresh Produce And Meats

The Markets column notes rhubarb pies arriving from Bummer via Weet ers avenue with price per pound. Charter Oak oranges reach New Beree.to Weala at 2.25 per arload. Dressed turkeys and geese arrive from the Faat selling at Te and ie respectively.

Weeters Avenue Bummer Earoad Charter Oak New Beree Weala Arved

Petition to Amend the Seattle Cataract Company's Franchise

A public petition to the Seattle City Council requests amendments to the Seattle Cataract Company's franchise. The changes would let work proceed with a public works permit, allow price reviews, cap charges at fifteen cents per kilowatt hour, and remove existing restrictions harming competition. The list names numerous merchants and firms signing or supporting the request, dated June 17, 2002.

Counci City of Seattle Aekima Board of Public Works Thie Beattie Washington Hotel Co Grand Mac HN & Southwick Co A. M. Lang Pacific Meat Co Delmonico Gi & Gil J. Redelsheimer Brown Broa Frisch Bros. Jewelers the Washington Rubber Co., Inc F. Bennett H. Lewis & Co Grant & Williams Robb & Moore Hardy Hall Arma Co Edward C. Chenaty Smith & Member Chicago Clothing Co Mock & Pendleton Co Prager & Co the National Bank of Commerce Smouth Rhoe Co Kerman, Clay Lillagar & Hearkman McManus & Co Chesbro Henay Bulletin Heavy Press James Levinot W. B. Mutchinson Co Mex Bagley Drugco Geo H. Woothouse Co Nordhoff & Co Boerger & Hurlbert Stone, Fisher & Lane Frederick & Nelson Creamcent Manufacturing Co Pacife Printerw Supply Co

Count Boni C Castellane Again Bobs Up Serenely

Paris dispatch recalls eight years past when Count Boni C Castellane captured Jay Gould’s daughter Anna and faced public and political turmoil. He returned from the provinces to rally support, gaining esteem and provoking comments on his enemies, with his wife visiting America with their three children. He represents the Dassen Alpes district and is seen as a controversial, charismatic figure in the French scene.

Assoriation Paris Jan Count Hen Castellane Jay Gould Anna America Han Aines Chamber of Deputies Char Eoutherg Srounies

Social Calendar Notes From Seattle Society

Miss Margeret Purnell hosts a Valentine night dinner for young friends at her Seventh Avenue home. Miss Edna Kilbourne plans a ping pong party on J Street next Saturday. Mrs. Benton entertains the Pit Yuwewa cinch club Thursday evening at her residence. Mrs George B. Yott hosts visitors from Chicago at 1403 Olive Street. The Fraternal Union of America stages a Valentine ball March 13 in the Swedish hall at Eighth Avenue and Olive Street. Mrs Roy Ballard hosts a Mariposa club ball in Chetensen’s hall Thursday. A Retail Clerks dance is planned for Wednesday night in Littie’s Hall. Several receptions and recitals are noted around the city with clubs, churches, and schools arranging events through the week.

Margeret Purnell Seventh Avenue Edna Kilbourne J Street Mrs. Benton Adame Wil- Hameon Chicago George B. Yott Fraternal Union of America Hwediehee Eighth Avenue Olive Street Mre Ro Onfray, Jr Petty Eiven Marton Street Chan A. Riddle Land Drive Warren Avenue Roy Ballard Mariposa Club

Japanese survivor of blast killed by train on bridge

Japanese man M. M. Turears who survived a dynamite explosion at Christopher house, narrowly escaped death when hit by a train on the White River Bridge between Christopher and Kent. Coroner Hoye and Deputy Wiltsle investigated after the incident.

White River M. M. Turears Bridetree Christopher Turara Kent Hoye Wiltsle

Fragmentary old ad copy on music selections

The readable text shows a fragmented advert for music pieces and performers with references to quantities and titles like McKinley. It mentions “three pieces for teens” and “All regular” items, but the text is garbled and lacks clear nouns or a coherent event. No clear dates, places, or complete names are available.

McKinley Heliak Peter Ne Heyer Urbach Smith Tae Hitney van White Stewart Brower

Telegraph lineman killed by live wire accident

Ernest Bt Craim a lineman with Beattie Electric died instantly at Highland drive and Queen Anne avenue when a live wire struck him. Two fellow workers moved him to a nearby building but attempts to revive him failed. He lived on Wertlake avenue and had little experience above ground.

Ernest Bt Craim Croix Beattie Eicetric Company Highland Drive Queen Anne Avenue Fowler U. ©. Ales

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