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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1902

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Launch of Kaiser's yacht marked by Roosevelt ceremony

Feb 25 in Jersey City crowds cheered as Prince Henry and President Roosevelt christened the German yacht amid festivities. The launch featured a bottle break, salutes, and a banquet in the shipyard's molding room with dignitaries from Germany and the United States.

ORK Toetre Pennaymeray Jersey City York Pennwe Philadelphia Townsend Downey Shipco Kalver Roosevelt Pope Emi Germany Misa Rooseferry Romes Prince Besifent Lloud Miss Roosevelt

Storm Warning For Seattle Region And Pacific Coast

A large storm covers the Pacific states from British Columbia to Southern California with its center along the Washington coast. Winds are forecast to be high and dangerous, with lines possibly prostrated and barometric pressure dropping. Mariners are warned it is dangerous to venture to sea in the next several hours.

Seattle Vicinity Trisk Pacific States British Columbia California Washington Noah California Areaia Strait and Sound G. N. Salisbury

World League for Christian Patriotism organized in Chicago

Chicago hosts the World League for Christian Patriotism aimed at unifying movements for Christian patriotism and hallowing the flag. The emblem features a crimson cross on white within blue field and the motto By The Sign Conquer. Rev. E M Johnson leads the league with an 11 member executive board of Austin pastors and plans Citizenship Sunday observances. Funeral set for Mrs Carolina Herzoe at 9 am at Jeault church with Mass, then Calvary Cemetery.

Chicago World League For Christian Patriotism Sure M. Johnson First Presbyterian Church Austin Station Austin Carolina Herzoe Colline Herman , Foley Co Republican Street Jeault Church Calvary Cemetery

City council accepts Meacham site for new library

The council approved purchasing the George F. Meacham lot at Fourth Avenue and Madison Street for 100 dollars after considering other offers. A Corcoran proposed a Firet Avenue and Stewart Street site, but was referred to committee. Parry motioned to delay approval. Smith and others opposed. final resolution amended to require an agreement on payment terms before purchase.

George F. Meacham Fourth Avenue Madison Street Meacham A. Corcoran Firet Avenue Stewart Street Corcoran Jed Blake Parry Navin Stode Byers Murphy Seemites

Widow Mary Dennis Fights City Over Damages

The widow, living in a 10 by 14 shack on Twenty second avenue south, broke her leg in July 1900 when stepping on an old sewer left by the city on Norman street. She sued for 15 000 dollars, lost, and now relies on 5 dollars monthly county aid for her and two children. She describes extreme poverty and a long court battle marked by delayed trials and a judge jury verdict against her.

Mary Dennis Mrn Twenty-second Avenue Norman Street Star Dennis Carroll & Carroll

Strike reported in Tanana region. rush to Klondike diggings begins

A large strike is reported between Tanana and the Chenoa river areas, prompting a mass exodus from Dawson Forty Mile and Forty Mile. Old timers learn of the strike and spread word. the O Connor party led the departure, with James Cudahy and others leaving for the strike about to reach from Forty Mile in roughly 12 days.

Dawson Tanana Tanana Mall Chenoa River Klondike O'Connor San Francisco James Cudahy

Musical Battle at Ranke Hall Promises Spectacle

Salvation Army command presents a grand musical battle tomorrow night at Ranke hall. Mrs McAbee leads Staff Capt and Tacoma officers with brass bands, raphophone records, guitar and auto harp pieces, and a quartet by Knaign and Mrs Davis. A Wayside Cross trio, a McAbee Smith duet, and a Miss Funnemark solo highlight the program with local songs.

Salvation Army

Hawthorne Identified by Saloon Proprietor in Robbery

Jack Hawthorne, longtime barber at 2903 First Avenue, was identified by saloon proprietor Mr. Ma ple who recognized his voice after Deputy Sheriff Cook arrested him on a Van Anselt robbery case. Hawthorne denies involvement saying he was in Georgetown Sunday afternoon seeking a shop location.

Jack Hawthorne van Anselt Cook Proprietor PLC Maple Hawthorne First Avenue Georgetown Robery

Commercial Club Forms In Ollenburg As Businessmen Meet

Business men in Ollenburg organized a commercial club and will reconvene tomorrow evening. Sam Kleinberg, top hay buyer, is in Seattle this week. The ditch project prospects are strong. A report committee will be ready in about a week. Martin Cameron purchased an interest in J H Scott's furniture store and undertaker business. Oliver Hinman is the postmaster. Rev Park Oregon to lead M B church parish. Rev Hanks moves to Cle Lium mission field.

Ollenshburg Sam Kleinberg Seattle Hain Big Ditch Martin Cameron J. H. Scott Oliver Hinman Park Oregon M. BB Hanks Cle Lium Eld

Sailors Union Denounces Chinese Labor on Pacific Steamers

Seattle branch of the Sailors Union passes unanimous resolutions opposing Chinese employment on steamers between Pacific coast ports and the Orient. They urge passage of Seamen's clause in bill 92390 to protect American seamen and request action by House Foreign Affairs and Senate Immigration committees.

Pacific Coast Orient Seattle The Sailors’ Union Pacific America Pacific Mail Steamship Co Pacific Railroad Hongkong China Gaflors’ Union of the Pacific Republic House Committee On Foreign Affairs Senate Committee On Immigration House of Representatives United States G. F. Steadman P. B, Gill Seal

Getting Back at Corbett Lawsuit Filed Over Break-In

W. H. Brownlee and wife seek 2500 damages from Detective Samuel G. Corbett and Camille Bernhardt for an unlawful break into the town residence that led to Corbett’s suspension. Complaint and summons served this morning. Action to be filed in the superior court.

W. H. Brownlee Samuel G. Corbett Camille Bernhardt Townlee Corbett

Train Crash at Auburn Kills Five in Headon Collision

A night crash on the Central railway near Aurelius Auburn left five dead and two fatally injured as a passenger train and a wrecking train collided at full speed. Victims include Edward Vinp and engineers John Hazeman Charles Durand Frank Haines and William Evans. Durand was buried beneath the engine while others died or were injured. wreckage blocked the track as workers rushed casualties to Aurelius.

Auburn N. Y Aurelius Edward Vinp John Hazeman Frank Haines Charles Durand William Evans Durand

Seattle Council Grants Streetcar Franchises and Green Lake Extension

After midnight the city council approved ordinances granting Seattle Electric Co a parkside streetcar franchise to run through Green Lake and north south across the park. A spur from Yeeler Way toward Columbia Street faced protests but was allowed. A Green Lake double track extension from Ewing Avenue to Albion Street via Fremont and Blewett was authorized, with grade changes and new sidewalks planned. The council also debated purchasing 160 acre Lake Washington park land near Lesch Park to serve track needs, noting $7000 in delinquent taxes and engineer support for public use rather than residence.

Committee On Corporations Seattle Electric Co Ninth Ward Park Murphy Green Lake Cara Street Car Company Yeeler Way Post Street Columbia Street Navin Washington Street Railroad Avenue Ewing Avenue Fremont Blewett Albion Street Woodland Park Avenue Lesch Park Lake Washington Thomson

Ventriloquist Tricks Crowd At Northern Pacific Dock

A ventriloquist at a local variety theater amused a small crowd near the Northern Pacific dock. He mimed distress inside a barrel shouting Let me out I’m smothering. The crowd tipped the barrel and a ship carpenter removed hoops before the finale.

Northern Pacific

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