Students To Be Hanged At University
News from Cow Galicia states seven students at the university face a death sentence after recent disciplinary actions.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1901
Page
4
News from Cow Galicia states seven students at the university face a death sentence after recent disciplinary actions.
Goldsmith aged in 20th year died by afternoon at Providence. He ran general merchandise stores in Tacoma and La Conner and lived in Seattle for 20 years. Funeral from family residence at 10 Spruce Street. Survived by widow and three sons.
Promoters announce a 15 round glove contest between Ben Tremble of Cal Mornia and Emil Shock of Tacoma Ped, in Ballard near Seattle. Tremble has faced top coast foes and claims a string of coast wins while Shock holds the Northwest Dexer title with six victories and strong punching power.
A Japanese sailor H Himeno shot himself while testing a revolver aboard the ship Two Brothers near West So- Saturday afternoon. Coroners removed the body to Butterworth Son's morgue. an inquest was not held.
The Lane Street Presbyterian Church building, erected by the West Presbyterian congregation for the Booth school, was dedicated with a simple and impressive ceremony. Almost all local Presbyterian ministers attended, along with a large congregation. At the close, parents donated $400 to clear the debt, and the new building hosted a firework display and a Sunday morning service attended by many children.
Afternoon gathering at Ball with four printers and Printing Trades council members. Gordon A Rice led a casual program with songs speeches and stories aimed at strengthening ties between the printing unions and other groups.
Rev Albert Sidney Gregg, our longtime pastor of the Madison Street church for three years, preached his farewell sermon last night. He departs in days to begin a new journal and reflected on Pauls message and the need for faithful workers guided by God in all Christian effort.
Reverend Louis Bowerman of Viret Bayuet church preached on Mrs. Carrie Nation and a new movement using Romans thirteen as text. He recalled Kansas voters closing open saloons and noted the state’s a pioneer in prohibition as predicted by reformers.
A speaker recounts Carrie Nation’s drive against illegal liquor trade in Kansas, accusing state officials of tolerating blind pigs and wall holes. References to enforcement failures, saloon wrecking, and city corruption in Seattle. Nation’s efforts praised. Seattle judge cited revenue from gambling as blackmail.
Mr McGregor steward on the steamer Senator fell from the wharf at the foot of Main street early this morning. He latched in a small boat to the piling and escaped on Diamond Ice, a boat that costs no more than the cheapest. Main 1069.
Rev Thompson of Cumberland Presbyterians calls Seattle to improve city morals through united effort. He argues vice is not fought by force but by raising church morale and making every Christian home a missionary center to stamp out vice.
Chief of Police Meredith reports letters of inquiry received about missing relatives. One note seeks John R Parker of Chicago, missing for two years. another from Danville IL asks for Louis, a butcher, to locate lawyer John Niggel require details.
Local notices seek kin across states as residents request help locating brothers and relatives. Names include Bealtie area records, Au Bable Michigan, Venango Nebraska, Saint Joseph Missouri, Chicago Illinois, Bakersfield California and others with ages ranging from 24 to 80.
The Seattle Fire Department relief publication by B F Boyle is released in the New York Block office. Demand for 6000 copies is strong due to 125 half tone plates including Beattle views and firehouse illustrations. The volume features a department history by M H Bringhuret and a piece on the Heattie Fire Department Relief Association by Capt W H Clark with historical depictions of major fires including the 1499 event and 1892 Schnabacher blaze. City of Mexico report notes Maya defeat in Feb. 14 dispatch.
Wevedy Woman's World describes party frocks with elbow sleeves and tiny tuckn frills. Necklines vary from square to round, showing bare throats or lace and chiffon guimpes, with tabs and belts as fashionable jacket accents.
Aberdeen TD. F. Bhetler state superintendent of the forest reserve urges the elimination of 16 full townships in the county from the Olympic forest reserve. A public maps meeting saw ellipens concur with Mr. Khelton's recommendations.
Several barrels of the finest malt extracts are available at regular Th centa a bottle, with our price at 15 conta a bottle or $1.76 per dozen. Also offered is an imported White Castile Soap in four-pound bars, oval price, at e per bar, described as very choice and guaranteed pure.
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