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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1902

Page

4

Senators in Heated Fight Over Paris Treaty Remarks

In a chaotic session of the United States Senate, Senator Tillman attacked Senator McLaurin after a dispute over remarks about ratification of the Paris treaty. Tillman struck McLaurin with clenched fists, they fought through the aisle, and colleagues separated them as the body recessed into executive session. A rebuke and possible punishment loom for both men.

Washington Dpd. C Fed Reichsrath United States Senate Tillman McLaurin South Carolina Philippines McLa Senate Foraker

Marconi Begins Transatlantic Wireless Trials From Southampton

Marconi sails from Southampton on the Philadelphia with the latest wireless gear aiming to test and push communication beyond 1000 miles one-way. The voyage seeks to prove long distance contact with England and America as a major step toward trans Atlantic wireless telegraphy.

Southampton Marconi America Philadelphia Maroon England

See a Prince Arrives Amid Crowds on New York Pier

News of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s son Prince Henry arriving in New York with a large crowd gathered despite bad weather. Troops and plainclothes detectives will guard the route from Shooters Island dock to the launching stage while the Navy militia lines the path for the President and officials. Secret Service will vet invited names from the German embassy, the president, and the mayor.

New York Kronp Wilheim Prince Henry Shooters Island Kaiser Wilhelm Ow York Naval Militia Price Leon Secret Service Bureau At Washington

New York Hit by Severe Snow and Sleat Storm

A big winter storm severed New York communications for many hours during the night and into today. Officials report connections are gradually being restored as the weather eases.

New York United States

Salmon harvest highest in Puget Sound this century

Fish Commissioner Little reports to the governor citing a salmon catch last year that was 75 percent higher than any prior record in Puget Sound. He again recommends legislation to preserve oyster beds. the 60 page memo outlines the findings and proposals.

Tacoma Little Puget Sound

McGovern Heads to Louisville for Sullivan Bout

Terry Mc Govern leaves Cincinnati with trainers and fans for Louisville to fight Sullivan tonight. Sullivan tests light training to stay at weight and insists he cannot lose. Mc Govern remains betting favorite as the pre fight tension builds.

Cincinnati Terry McGovern Louisville Sullivan McGovern

City public works approves $170000 in improvements

At a 4 PM board of public works meeting estimates for street and sidewalk projects totaled about 170000. The largest item is 91500 to pave and curb First avenue from Pike to Dennyway. Concrete sidewalks and curbing are planned for East Olive Belmont Summit and other streets with varied costs. Multiple minor street improvements were also approved.

Board of Public Works Firet Avenue Pike Street Dennyway Spring Street Fourth Avenue Terry Avenue Summit Avenue East Thomas Street Belmont Avenue Eighth Avenue Broadway Melrose Avenue Minor Avenue East Denny Way Roy Street Aloha Street Harrison Street Melrose Eastlake Avenues Ducan Street Fairview Avenue Thomas Street Eastlake Avenue Pine Street Eighth

Funeral notices and obituaries in city papers

The afternoon services were held for Mrs. M. McDonald at Sacred Heart Church with Calvary cemetery as the final resting place. Interments were noted for Thompson of Georgetown, and Barah Irving with services at 1815 Nineteenth Avenue. Funerals for K. Miyamoto and J. Pokitute occurred at Butterworth's under Y M C A auspices. Isadore Latore's service proceeded at Butterworth's with Columbia lodge A O U W. Mrs. Anna Shogren, 78, of Seattle, dies at her daughter’s home. burial at Lake View after services at Bonney & Stewart. Harry Thompson’s funeral was at Bonney & Stewart's chapel. Frank Brady, age 17, died at Providence hospital. body at Bonney & Stewart's.

Butterworth's Jese Y. M. C. A Isadore Latore Columbia Lodge Masonic Cemetery Latour Anna Shogren Seattle Mra. L. M. Wood Fifteenth Avenue Mra. Shogren Swedish Baptist Church Gustave August L. M. Wood Alaska Bonney & Stewart Lake View Cemetery Harry Thompson Frank Brady Tom Brady Providence Hospital Bonney & Stewart's

Plantland visit fuels steel plant talks in Ballard

New Plant Ballard February 22 is abuzz as Jupiter Steel and Tool Company of Pittsburg, Pa., representatives tour land here to discuss establishing a new plant. Local officials express optimism about the potential project and economic impact.

Ballard Jupiter Steel and Tool Comany Pittsburg

Outlaw Shootout Wounds Deputy. One Outlaw Killed

Deputy Sheriff Fisher was seriously wounded in an attempted arrest of three bank robbery outlaws near Guthrie Oklahoma. Outlaw Walter Swofford was killed. two other fugitives were captured and jailed. The gang had robbed Anadarko bank and killed Sheriff Smith.

Guthrie O. T Fisher Oklahoma Walter Swofford Anadarko Smith

Mine disaster near Kapaan Korea claims over 600 lives

A Hong Kong dispatch reports more than 600 killed in a mine explosion at copper and gold mines near Kapaan Korea. The mines are part of American owned properties with Seattle investors led by L. S. Hunt, who is in Shanghai recovering from previous troubles.

Berlin Kapaan Korea Kapean Seattle

Sea Steamers Schedule and Harbor News

The Queen of the Pacific Coast line sails for San Francisco at 9 am with about seventy five passengers and cargo. The Nomerate plans a late afternoon meeting at Arlington dock to set schedules for Nog passengers and freight rates. The Dix sails for Jerseyburg at 6 pm with thirty five crew and cannery supplies. The Wallowa heads to Smiths Island tonight with wrecking tackle for the Minnie A. ine. The Santa A sails at 2 pm with a large passenger list and cargo. Open ship day on the Dix draws many visitors, including women. The Lacme with cement from Antwerp unloads at the Oriental dock. The Dolphin calls for Lynn canal tonight with 125 passengers. La Conner Trading and Transportation Co takes two miles of Whidby Island harbor front from Coupeville in a private sale. Wanamaker and Mutty brokered the deal. The Britissh bark Lota reports sighting a raft of logs off Grays harbor at dusk with no people aboard.

Queen Pacific Coast Line San Francisco Dixin Gally Dolphin Arlington Dock Pacific Packing and Navigation Comgees Jersburg Smiths Island Santa A Dix Lacme Antwerp Oriental Dock Lynn Canal la Conner Trading and Transportation Co Coupeville Whidby Island la Conner Wanamaker and Mutty Port Townsend Lota Portland Grays Harbor

Markets steady despite slow half day trading

On account of a legal half day Western avenue markets were duller with all business houses open. Conventions hurt business this week while lemons remain scarce and oranges under pressure. New shipments from Eastern Washington arrive, bananas in good demand, butter eggs stable, ranch stock up 28 cents, California shipment due Monday at about 9e per dozen, poultry plentiful with fair demand, sugar fell 1d per hundredweight to 4 25 per hundredweight.

Western Avenue Washington California

Correction of prize winners at Woodmen’s ball night

The Star corrects the names from last night’s report. Augusta J Blase won the ladies prize for waltying, not Mies Filla Milles, and FB L Blankenship won the gentlemen’s waits prize, not A Hilton.

Mise Augusta J. Blase Mies Filla Milles Waltying FB. L. Blankenship A. Hilton

Old Settlers Banquet Marks Founding Anniversary at Port Townsend

The Masonic Temple hosted an audience of old settlers and friends for a banquet celebrating the 80th anniversary of white settlement in the region. A large fleet of sailing vessels waited offshore near Neah Bay as the barkentine Amaranth, 43 days from Salinas Cruz, passed.

Port Townsend Masonic Temple Cape Salinas Cruz Neah Bay

Light Menu and Fashion Notes From The Woman's Corner

Light Day breakfast includes fruit cereal cream dried beef and coffee. fashion pages describe spring summer shirt waists white predominance and tan pique fabrics with embroidery and lace trims. notes on handkerchief borders color themes and a sleepers reticule for bedside use illustrated with garments and accessories.

Lost Persons Seek Information on Missing Neighbors

Three letters arrived this morning asking for information about missing individuals. Judson Hagerty of Blodgett Li seeks news on his nephew Wilbur K Hagerty aged 71 who may have fallen foul of foul play locally. A London law firm seeks to locate Gordon.

Judson Hagerty Blodgett, Li Wilbur K. Hagerty London England Gordon

Morgan's Exchange offices host receptions in three Third Avenue sites

Notices invite locals to visit the three Morgan Real Karate Exchange offices on Third avenue with receptions today. An heir search targets Kane while M. J. Jones of Los Angeles seeks Bam Jones believed to be in Beattie. Nordica performances at Grand attract strong audience turnout.

KR. HW. Morgan Morgan's Exchange Third Avenue Mr. Morgan Karate Exchange K. MH. Morgan Morgan Blood Washington

Fawn Wrecked Off Vancouver Island Sighting Reports

The sealing schooner Fawn of Victoria is a total wreck off Hesquiet Bluff near Clayoquet Sound after a gale snapped her mooring. Three crewmen were rescued by the German bark Thekia and transported to Port Townsend, then Victoria aboard the Majestic. The vessel, seven years in Victoria, had a 59 ton registered rating, 71 feet length and 22 feet beam, built for Thomas Earle & Co and later owned by the Victoria Sealing Company.

Port Townsend Victoria Majestic Eefolmys Inlet Thomas Earle & Co Victoria Sealing Company Gullin

Art exhibit draws crowds from four corners of the earth

The display gathers works from across the world as thousands visit each year, spreading the fame worldwide. The state gains notable honor and advertising impact. R. M. Lemon notes Mrs Refs brother first requested the Rainier picture, with a Romney Street Church deacon referenced.

R. MH. Lemon

Interstate Fisheries offers stock at 18 cents in promising fishing venture

Investors are urged to take stakes in Interstate Fisheries Company as prospectus promises lucrative fishing industry opportunities. Emphasis on discretion in money handling and imminent beneficial mine sites, with shares as low as 18 cents versus potential 66 cents later. Address Beattie, California for details.

Interstate Fisheries Comany Pacific Block Beattie

Painting of Mount Rainier gifted to Romney Street Church

A large color painting of Mount Rainier by Chas. R. Hall will be sent to the library of the Romney Street Church in London. Mrs. H. Relf will accompany the artwork on completion around April 1, and Mrs. Keir will present the painting for Mr. Hall. The church is among London's oldest and largest buildings with a renowned library.

Washington Mount Rainier Chas. R. Hall Romney Street London England H. Relf

Majestic Range Praised as Superior Cooking Appliance

Historic praise for the Majestic Range as the best and most efficient cooking apparatus. Claims of lower fuel use, faster heating, even heat, and longer life are supported by testimonials from users.

Majestic

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