Lukrak capture and Samar action report from Gen Chaffee
A telegraph note from Gen Chaffee reports the capture of Gen Lukrak, a noted figure in the insurgent movement, and the capture of Private Dunstan in Samar. Troops battled insurgents, killing 11, and destroyed an ammunition plant after setting it ablaze. Chaffee aims to reduce insurgent districts before the rainy season, expected late May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
War Department
Chaffee
Lukrak
Samar
Dunstan
Eighth Infantry
Explos- Chaffee
New Bank Opens in City at 1003 Second Avenue
The American Savings Bank and Trust Company began operations this morning at 1003 Second Avenue. Trustees elected James A. Murray of Butte as president J. P. Gleason as vice president and W. V. Lawler as cashier. The institution will handle general banking with a focus on savings deposits and is capitalized at $200000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Savings Bank and Trust Company
Second Avenue
James A. Murray
Butte
J. P. Gleason
W. V. Lawler
Garfield Visits City On Puget Sound Inquiry
Rudolph B Garfield son of former President James A Garfield visits the inter-Grand hotel in the city. He says little for publication noting his aim to study industrial advantages on Puget Sound while on a brief pleasure and business trip from San Francisco. Garfield is senior partner of Garfield Gar in Cleveland and is connected with the law firm of St H Dem with Cleveland associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph B. Garfield
Yred
James A. Garis
inter-Grand Hotel
Garfield
Star Reporter
Puget Sound
Efron
San Francisco
Garfield, Garof Cleveland
St. H. Dem
Cleveland
Ure, Sanders & Dampsecy
Large Turnout at Chamber of Commerce Meeting
Attendance at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce meeting was high this morning despite little business on the agenda. A Vashon residents' communication warned against moving rural free delivery to Burton, arguingmail from Seattle would be faster and better for the island. The issue was referred to a committee to take action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Vashon
Burton
Tacoma
Committee On State
Sheare Va Seattle
Isk
Rumor of Serbian King Assassination Sparks Tension
Berlin dispatch reports a rumored assassination of King Alexander of Servia by an anarchist. Queen Draga is said to have called out troops amid fear of a general uprising. Vienna confirms a report received but lacks confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Servia
Draga
Vienna
Alexander of
Close Season Approaches for Waterfowl in State
The open season ends soon with March 1 marking the close for swan crane and duck of all kinds. Only the little snipe may be killed before Aug 14 or after March 1. Game Warden Kelly and deputies will enforce laws against selling game in restaurants hotels larders delicatessens and butcher shops with a raid planned on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Coal Output in Washington Rises in 1901
Tacoma Feb 26 The state inspector of coal mines C F Owens releases the annual report for 1901 showing Washington produced 2,804,196 tons of coal, up 96,156 tons from 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
C. F. Owens
State Inspector of Coal Mines
Washington
Seattle City Puts Heat on Electric Co Over Street Lights
The Seattle Electric Co faced council inquiry over delayed street light installations promised two months ago. Officials cited trouble obtaining parts from the East as the main cause, while council members likened it to earlier delays in mutation books and depot work. A report on the matter was ordered for Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Electric Co
Electric Company
Byers
Parry
Union Depot
Resolutions Authorize City Street Improvements
Resolutions for street improvements passed covering Twenty fourth avenue and Twenty four avenue north from Market Union Street to the south line of Rengstorfs addition. A water main will be built on Glateenth avenue from East Harrison to Fast Boy Street and cement sidewalks on Twenty second avenue from East Terrace to Dearborn streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alder Street
Broadway
Aloha
Galer Streets
A. T. Mitchell
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Divorces Sought By Women Over Marital Strife
Vrank A Linderton seeks a divorce from Linnie V Linderson alleging repeated verbal abuse and misery. Linnie is accused of hosting “gentleman friends” at the Lin gerson home and leaving him for nights out with such companions. They share a five year old son in the father’s care. Anna KR Johnson sues Ole Johnson for desertion. Ada Jones seeks divorce from Herbert F Jones alleging habitual drunkenness since June 14 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna KR. Johnson
Ole Johnson
Ole Oleson
Yon Yonson
Ada Jones
Herbert F. Jones
King
Infested Burglars Target Georgetown Japanese Gardeners
A hold up by masked burglars targeted Japanese gardeners at Horton farm last night. Five men entered the house, one kept victims at gunpoint while others searched and took $300 from under a floor. Jamieson, waking to glass breaking, confronted a thief with a shotgun but failed to stop him. Citizens gathered at the fire hall to organize a night patrol, with W. BR Hamilton BE L Wilson and A. W. Barkharst named to secure a marshal and patrolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Horton Farm
Jamieson
W. Br, Hamilton
BE. L. Wilson
A. W. Barkharst
Three Fires Strike City As Cottage Burns On Twenty Sixth Ave
Fire gutted the cottage of F A McIntyre at Twenty sixth Avenue and BE Valley Street last night. Loss estimated near 400 dollars with mystery surrounding the blaze. Earlier, firefighters battled a clothing store blaze at 166 Washington Street damaging the premises and saving a lodging house above it. Earlier still a chimney fire was reported on Queen Anne Avenue near Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. McIintyre
Twenty-sixth Avenue
BE. Valley Street
Washington Street
Queen Anne Avenue
Harrison Street
Indian Joe Wins Short Georgetown Fight in Seattle Ring
Indian Joe Gregg stopped Fred Wyatt in two minutes of the first half of the first round in Seattle. Wyatt fell to a left uppercut under the chin, lay nine seconds, rose, and received a stoppage from Wyatt's seconds as referee Van Luskirk declared Gregg the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe” Gregg
Fred Wyatt
Georgetown
Seattle
Gregg
Wyatt
van Luskirk
Bingham Faces Forgery Charge In Missouri Case
Bingham Gase Kanbab City Missouri February 26 The cage of Rollina Bingham charged with forgery came up for health today He is alleged to have forged deeds to property owned by his step mother and secured 20000 When indicted he fled and nothing was heard of him until two weeks ago when he surrendered voluntarily in Texas and asked to be brought back for trial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanbab City
Rollina Bingham
Bingham
Texas
Deaths and Funerals Recorded in Local Notices
Mortality items list multiple services. Richard Getelar’s funeral was at his 1221 Lakeview residence with Calvary Cemetery interment. Olaf A. Anderson’s service occurred at the Swedish Mission Church near Pike Street and Bellevue Avenue. Clara Heyer, age 13, died at Twenty third Avenue and Atlantic Street. body at Putterworth's. Mrs Caroline Herzog’s funeral was at the Jesuit church with Calvary interment. serviced by Collings Sherman Foley Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Getelar
Lakeview Avenue
Calvary Cemetery
Olaf A. Anderson
Swedish Mission Church
Cor
Pike Street
Bellevue Avenue
Clara Heyer
Twenty-third Avenue
Atlanta Street
Putterworth's
Mra
Carolina Herzog
Collings Sherman Foley Co
Jesnit
Calvary
Sailors Union Opposes Chambers of Commerce Action
The Sailors' Union branches along the Pacific coast condemn the San Francisco chamber of commerce and Merchants' Exchange and the Portland chamber of commerce for backing unrestricted importation or policy. The dispute centers on trade and labor concerns affecting sailors and maritime interests across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
San Francisco
Chamber of Come
Merchants’ Exchange
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Exclusion Bill Opposition by Three Organizations
Three organizations have publicly opposed the exclusion bill now before Congress. They argue Chinese labor creates hardship for American workers by taking jobs and lowering wages, fueling the protest against the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Aallor
Local Club Events Highlight Seattle Social Scene
Mrs H L McCaughey hosted a small card party at 414 Queen Anne Ave. The French Club gathered at 1101 Boylston Ave with Mrs H Clay Eversole presiding. En Tre Nous Whist Club met at College Street Deacon Hill home. Beattie Federation of Women’s Clubs met in New York block rooms with many members and discussions of death. Alpha Club to meet this afternoon at Mrs L C Miles corner Madison and Twenty fifth Ave. Lowman Hanford workers held their first annual ball at Masonic Hall North Seattle led by George Jeffs. Stevens Relief Corps No 1 to host next card night Friday at G A Hall. Mrs Daniel Kelleher entertained Ladies Whist Club at 116 Spring St. Jewish Club danced Sunday night at Collins 1 with many members and friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
H. L. McCaughey
Queen Anne Avenue
H. Clay Eversole
Boylston Avenue
M. Arnold
Foat Hight
College Street
Deacon Hill
Beattie Federation of Women's Clubs
New York
L. C. Miles
Madison
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Lowman & Hanford
Masonic Hall
Seattle
George Jeffs
Btevens Relief Corpa
G. A. St. All
Daniel Kelleher
Spring Street
Collins 1
Tosca at the Grand Highlights La Tosca and Scarpia
The Grand presented a strong reading of La Tosca last evening with Viola Allen Melbourne Mac Dowell and Florence Stone in key roles. Mac Dowell’s Baron Scarpia drew high praise for a masterful, crafted performance while Florence Stone displayed beauty and effort though facial expressions lagged at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Allen
Melbourne MacDowell
Florence Btone
Bardou
McDowell
Baron Scarpia
Scarpia
MacDowell
Florence Stone
Fionna Tonca
le Moyne
Clarence Arper
Mario
Sample Furniture Sale Selects Grand Rapids Picks
Our buyer chose the choicest samples at Grand Rapids, marking the first sample sale. Seattle residents are expected to view remaining pieces and await upcoming offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Seattle
Bargain Section of Dress Goods and Notions
A vintage sale list offers regular prices and sale prices on items including combs pocket knives pocketbooks mirrors frames twine bags chate laine bags corduroy skirt binding dress shields binding ribbons whale bone casing pins and notions. Prices range from a few cents to several dollars with many items discounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Bbc
Marehall
Quality of Bhrunkuck and Silk Ribbons for One Day Sale
Local yard offers limited stock on Bhrunkuck in black and color at 12 percent quantity per casand sale runs for one day only. Silk ribbons No with fancy stripes and all colors offered at marked down prices. Women’s colored silk four in hand ties and Windsor ties for women advertised with reduced American sale prices.
The Man From Mexico Plays Through Week at Third Avenue
Viola Allen continues The Man From Mexico with Saturday matinees at Third Avenue. Critics note her unusual judgment in selecting plays and compare her success to The Chetatian and In the Palace of the King, which proved standout financial and artistic triumphs of the New York season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Third Avenue
Viola Alien
Palace of the King
New York
Conditions of This Sale
All goods must be paid for on the day of purchase. No goods held on part payment for future delivery. The sale is for spot cash and no exchanges under any circumstances. Goods should be examined thoroughly before purchasing. No deviation to anyone. Delivery will be made at our convenience as soon as possible.
Combination Buffet and China Closet at Sample Sale
Itemized sale note lists a buffet and china closet combo with a regret pile priced at 36.00 and a sample sale price set at 22.50. Historic catalog style record notes discount structure and product types.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Filip
Supreme Court
George Danworth
R. B. Garfield
Alexander
Sherman, Clay & Co
Second Ave
Collins Sherman Foley Co
Undertakers
First Ave
Bet. Pike and Union
Seattle, Wash
Council
Seattle Electric Company Slow
Crichton Park
Blake
Meacham
Library and Printing and Finance Committees
Sew
East Pike Street
Seventh Avenue
The
Northwest Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Savings Bank and Trust Co
Beattle, Wash
Snohomish
Skagit
Whatcom
Everett
Everett Exchange
Joe
Salvation Army
Ranke Hall
Arasa
Ensign Davie
Miss Eberall
Banner of the Cross
Ermon
Bol
Paul Hubbard
Amon
Sluma
Chicago
Gelke
Mies Cora Smith
Fannie Lawson McAbee
Enaian Mire Kin- Mag
Soatness
Portland
Holy City
Gooding
Wayside
Claaler
Mr. Hubbard
Miss Stover
Tansen
Betty
Solo
Mr. Knight
Bro. Robinson
America
Mr. McAbee
Bolo
Mra. Dixon
Bingham Gase
Ralph Stuart
Com
Frederick & Nelson Fine Furniture
Sample Furniture
Carionda
East
Hamburg
Che BON MARCHE NORDHOFF @ CO
Viola Alles
Miss Allen
York
Dr. Waggoner
Central
Globella
Reichert Bros
Unia
Consult
Office Consulta
H. E. Merkel
Mutual Life Building
Lealtie, Wash
Quick Drug Co
Oak &Ft
Frederick & Nelson
Madison and Spring Sts
Ay Nega
Spm
Fair Sale
Alaska
TherFamr
Charter Oak
St. Louis
You & Tee
Royal
Oak Range
Wwesspevan
Traiad
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!