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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1905

Page

7

Just a Pair of Empty Boots In the Little Siberian Home

A reflective piece by Douglas Story on wartime grief, focusing on Russian women left behind in Siberia. It contrasts Jewish matron Rachel and the Siberian peasant woman as they shoulder hardship, keep home fires burning, tend orphans, and guard memories of absent men amid vast quiet and hardship.

Douglas Story The Newspaper Enterprise Association Kirk God's Acre Siberia Rama Rachel Jerusalem Cheliabinsk Russia

Hall Indicted in Land Fraud Inquiry In Portland

John H. Hall former U S district attorney faces federal indictments in Portland linked to land, lumber and livestock schemes. Two indictments allege conspiracy around government lands in Wheeler County naming multiple defendants including congressman Binger Hermann and others.

Portland John H. Hall Roosevelt United States District Attorney Wes Coe Dette Creek Land, Lumber & Livestock Company Henry Meldron Butte Creek Company Wheeler County Winlock W. Steiner Hamilton H. Hendricks Clarence B. Zachary Adelbert C. Zachary Chares A. Watson Clyde E B. Glass Binger Hermann Jon H. Ball Edrwin Mays Franklin P. Mays Clark B. Loomis Edward Stratford Henry Melun George BE. Waggoner Davis W Kinnaird Benjamin F. Mintin Ostave Klaetech George Sorenson Lory Stipp Frank H. Duncan

Religious Services and Sermons Listed at Multiple Churches

A crowded Sunday church listing shows services across First Presbyterian Wheatminster First Unitarian and others. Topics include Baptism by the Holy Spirit Is Sin Profitable and Jesus Love to the Penitent Thief with morning Sunday schools at 9 45 and Bible schools at various times.

First Presbyterian Church MR. Matthews Grand Opera House Sorg Holy Spirit First Presbyterian Chorch Wheatminster Presbyterian Church J. M. Wilson Jesus Love North Baptist Church Third Avenue and Cedar Geo Robert Cairns Assurance Mission Queen Anne Bill First Unitarian Seventh Pike Street W. D. Simonds God Lincoln J. W. Langley Abraham Lincoln Hazel Mission Sixth Avenue South Evangelist Byrne W. N. McQuilty Tabernacle Baptist John Marvin Bible School First Baptist Church Fourth Avenue James Street Frank Arthur Heath

Church Services and Evening Sermons Across Several Congregations

A compact list of Sunday services across multiple churches including Trinity Parish Church, Christian Catholic Apostolic Church in Zion, Fremont Swedish M B Church, Trinity Methodist Episcopal, Wesley M B Church, Zion Lutheran Ballard, Zion Church, and Lane Street Presbyterian. Readings cover morning subjects such as The Fading Teaf and Hold Fast, plus evening topics like Lessons From the Font and Abraham Lincoln, with details on times, locations, and attending notes.

Trinity Parish Eighth and James H. It Gowen Christian Catholic Apostolic Church In Zion First Avenue A. Frnnt Charles A Hop Portland Ore Jesus the Christ Fremont All Welcome Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church First Avenue North Mercer Lee A. Johnson Sunnyside Waad Epworth League Wesley M. BK South Seattl Henry Ward W. &. Harrington Abraham Lincoln Lane Street Presbyterian Church Lane Street Ninth Avenue South Tenth Avenue South F. l. Forbes D. D

Sacred Heart Church Services Listed

Sacred Heart Church Reverend Geo A Hild holds low masses at 6 am and 8 am with vesper and benediction. Church of the Immaculate Conception Reverend A Sweers schedules low masses at 7 30 am and 9 o m high mass at 11 00 am with sermon and evening rosary and benediction.

Sacred Heart Geo A Hild Church of the Immaculate Conception A. Sweers

Theosophical Society Seattle Special Meetings

Theosophical Society Seattle Lodge hosts Sunday lecture on Theosophy by Dr. Scott of Tacoma. Queen City Theosophical Society public study class at Pioneer block A C U W hall at 7 p m. Mrs Jennie B Clark lectures at 8 p m on Knowledge Versus Opinion and Belief.

the Theosophical Society Seattle Lodge Third Avenue Scott Tacoma Queen City

Social and dance at Women's Order hall in New York block

The Women’s Order of O F hosted a pleasant social and dance at their hall on the New York block last evening, drawing members for an evening of music and camaraderie.

The Women’s Order of O. F New York Block

Wheeler & Wilson Selling Slightly Worn Machines at One-Third Price

Wheeler and Wilson Manufacturing Company moves to 1529 Second Avenue and offers a sale of shopworn machines at one third of their original price.

Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Campiny Second Avenue

Jury returns guilty verdict in Kid White murder case

The jury convicted Kid White of first degree murder in two hours and forty minutes. Judge Griffin will determine the sentence within three days, with possible execution or life imprisonment as options. Hildebrant, White’s co-defendant, awaits trial next week in the same court.

Kid” White Matthew Murphy Griffin White Tla Hildebrant

Coasters Killed in a Collision Near New Brighton

A large bobsled carrying 17 people collided with a freight train near New Brighton Pennsylvania. One man and two boys died instantly, two more boys dieing later, and three others were injured. Eight riders escaped serious harm as the sled was crushed and the train plowed into it. The dead were R. Daniel, Charles Farrow and Mart Saliers. The dying: Marven Duey and Robert Farrow.

New Brighton Here RE. H. Mdaniel Charles Farrow Mart SA Marven Duey Robert Farrow

Blase fire guts major Chicago electrical building

Fire swept a six story Central Electric Co building and nearby structures on Fifth Avenue in Chicago early today. Sizable losses were listed for Singer Sewing Machine, A Stein guitar maker, Gage Downs corset firm, John Oliver engraver, and Coyne Overalls Co. Local firms suffered leg injuries from the blaze.

Singer Sewing Machine Orpany A. Stein Gage Downs Company John Oliver Coyne Overall Company

Swanson Still Unconscious After Saloon Brawl

John Swanson lies unconscious at Wayside Emergency Hospital after yesterday morning brawl in an Alki saloon. Axel Anderson held by police pending Swanson injuries. William McAllister arrested on assault and battery charges. Erastus Fowler awarded 4000 dollars in a municipal damages suit. City to pay for defective sidewalks per superior court order. Browning recovering after scalp wound at Forum saloon.

John Swanson Alki Wayside Axel Anderson Swanson W. D. Browning Forum William McAllister Seattle Superior Court Erastus Fowler

Trouble Ends Over Presbyterian Church Repair Permit

Trustees and the board of public works have patched up the dispute over repairing the First Presbyterian church after the fire. A repair permit was granted with a condition tied to a recent city ordinance changing street grade. The city would be liable only for damage to the church based on its value at the permit date.

First Presbyterian Church Board of Public Works

Burglars Blow Safe At Ives & Laval Jewelers

In Montreal Quebec February 11 burglars forced entry early this morning into the Ives and Laval jewelers office and blew the safe securing about $15,000 in diamonds.

Blow Safe Montreal Quebec Aafe Ives & Lavales, Jewelers Diamonda

Chinese Loan Subscribed. Overwhelming Demand Reported

London reports the new Chinese loan of 5 million dollars opened with subscriptions many times over. The Mongkong and Shanghai loans far exceed goals. A Chamber of Commerce meeting is set for Tuesday at 8:20 PM where James A. Emery of the Citizen's Alliance in San Francisco will address the industry question affecting Pacific coast businessmen.

London Chamber of Commerce James A. Emery Citizen's Alliance Association San Franciscce Pacific Coast

Denial over Tacoma to Portland rail line expansion plans

President Jacob Furth of the Me atile-Tacoma railroad dismissed rumors of a Ta comb-Portland through route via Olympia. He said no foundation to the claims exists and no extensions have been announced or shaped yet though the line would be a paying investment once built.

Jacob Furth Meatile-Tacoma Meetric Railroad Tacoma Portland Olympia Northwest Furth

Princess Saves Husband During Alaska Moose Attack

Austrian prince and princess, recent steamer arrival in the city, tested Alaskan hunting grounds for big game. During a moose encounter, the princess calmly fired a rifle to save her husband as a charging moose threatened him, killing the animal instantly. The couple also hunted around Dawson and secured a notable silver gray fox skin.

Coloreda-Mansfeldt Prince Coloreda-Mansfeldt Alaska City Jefferson Alaskan Carribou Dawson

Tait Will Resign From City Department

The forthcoming cleaning out of the force under Corporation Counsel Gilliam will be followed by resignations. Hugh A. Tait, long regarded as one of the department’s most capable men, will leave to take a more lucrative position. Scott Calhoun will appoint three assistants, with Elmer Todd and possibly Oliver Thorarmson named among them.

Gilliam William Parmeries Hugh A. Tait Tait Scott Calhoun Elmer Todd Oliver Thorarmson

Statehood Bill Blocked

Washington Feb 11 At a conference of Republican leaders the House refused to concur with Senate amendments and will insist on the original bill admitting Arizona and New Mexico as one state along with Oklahoma and Indian Territory on the state of Oklahoma President Roosevelt will sign the Senate bill but not the House measure.

Washington, D. C House Senate Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Roosevelt

Theater Ablaze at Casino in New York

A fire swept the Casino theater on Broadway and Thirty ninth Street during rehearsals for Lillian Russell's Lady Teasle company. The blaze consumed the auditorium and compelled several performers to leap from windows as the house burned.

New York Lillian Russell Lady ‘Teasle Whro Casino Theater Heroadway Thirtyninth Ostreet

Harbor Committee and Real Estate Meet at Chamber

At 2 PM a harbor and harbor improvements committee met at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss building the lake Washington canal and city street widening and grading plans raised by local real estate men at their regular monthly meeting.

Chamber of Commerce Lake Washington Canal

Market Stagnation as Potatoes Arrive from Colorado

The market sits idle amid cold weather. Colorado spuds arrive en route to ease shortages, with 11 carloads today and 27 more soon. Yakima and White River potatoes priced around $19 to $24 per bag, while fruit and vegetable prices vary widely across the region.

Commission Colorado Yakima California

Grocery Price List With Wide Range Of Goods

A dense price sheet lists goods from buger and sugar to meats and nuts. It shows countless prices per sack per ton per barrel and per bag for staples and pantry items with vendor names and numbers, reflecting a historical market catalog.

Wheat and Stocks Report from The Star Dated February 11 1906

Market notes from Seattle via wire show May wheat around 1167-8 with little activity in Chicago and New York. New York stocks list include Atchison Amal Copper and Union Pacific among others as closing values while Lincoln's birthday closes markets on Monday February 13.

Seattle Park New York Close Atchison Amal. Copper Can. Pac Erie Com Til. Cent Manhattan Metrop Mo. Pac People’s Gas Penn Reading R. I. Com So. Pac St. Paul Sugar Union Pac Wheat Liverpool Minneapolis Duluth Chicago Chicago Board of Trade New York Stock Exchange Lincoln

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