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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1901
Page
4
President Theodore Roosevelt, tanned and tight lipped about a Colorado hunting trip, reached Chicago and checked into the Auditorium hotel. He visited a barber shop and a bookstore before dining at the Union League, then prepared to depart for New York at 2 PM.
Transport Port Albert arrived at Port Town and will reach Seattle late this afternoon. The Rosalie will be placed on the ary dock for repairs. the Farallon will be withdrawn temporarily from the Alaska run to take its place on the Vic tine. Repairs on the Grant are under way and nearly complete. A passenger fell into the water while boarding the vessel from the deck and was washed away as the ship moved offshore.
The Art League Bohemians held a regular high jinks event last night in the Rainier Grand hotel parterre. Mire Alma Shar introduced the programme before the group moved to the hotel dining room for lunch. Members present included Mr and Mrs H Dunbar Robert Moran and W K Forrest. Dunbar has granted the society the use of the Rainier Grand parterre for studio and entertainment purposes.
Mrs. W. Boyd Steele of Stephen City reported flour and other items missing from her pantry. Her husband, an amateur photographer, set up a camera to snap a thief if flour was disturbed. Returning from a visit, the Steeles found a photograph of a neighbor allegedly taking flour.
Residents of South Park near the low lying ton plan a frog farm after earlier attempts were ruined by sea gulls and predators. A screen will cover the marsh this time to protect the stock and improve chances of success.
R G Nagle traveling passenger agent of the Northern Pacific with head office in Portland and Seattle Jan A Clock general agent of the Central at Portland were visitors at the local railroad offices today. G Sykes shipping car superintendent of the Canadian Pacific at Vancouver left for his home office J M Ashton counsel for the Northern Pacific at Tacoma is in the city today.
State items from Tacoma and Everett describe a new homeseekers excursion leaving St Pauli bound for the West. Also noted are Hewitt Land Ltd with 56000 capital stock, and local crime cases in Everett. Milan reports Spokane Lumber Co closing logage camps affecting river cargo.
Court actions report Kee bound over for hearing and a $150 cash bond posted. Jdan L. Crotty, local attorney, entered a not guilty plea after waiving reading of the information. In Walla Walla, Company 1 Washington Volunteers prepare for a celebration as former comrades arrive in the city. A telegraph from Stevens & Co. notes 1200 bales of jute arrived in Itland Oregon for use in a rain bag plant.
Mrs Anna Lareell died at Ballard from consumption. The funeral for Gaetano Cayane was held at 2 pm from Butterworth's. Funeral services for Mrs KR J Sires were held at the family residence 208 Pine Street with interment in Lakeview Cemetery.
Gen. MacArthur reports Captain Novisio is sentenced to life imprisonment after a Filipinos burial squad buried a sailor alive named McDonald. The drowning man allegedly drank water and cried for mercy before being buried to the neck as others urged continued burial amid the dying man’s pleas.
A chaotic block of text rails against unresponsive buyers and misread ads. The writer complains that many people ignore store notices, miss signs, and skim News items, while claiming broad interest from others who value fine goods and bank growth. The piece hints at an emerging “Nusin Eas” venture the author promotes.
Reports from Dawbon note a rich quartz outcrop near Lepine creek fifteen miles from Daween with veins of varying width and surface rock assays. Other items include a Sunday gambling crackdown order and a proposed quarantine station at White Horse, with references to Dawson cleanup and local trade tensions.
Dawbon February 14 The heir of Alexander Calder who died at Gel kirk while brigades last winter has sued Alex McDonald the King dike king for 90000 on a note.
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