Seattle Star contact and delivery details
The Seattle Star announces contact numbers for the Business and Editorial Departments and lists office addresses in Seattle New York and Chicago. It notes subscription rates and carrier delivery terms.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1902
Page
2
The Seattle Star announces contact numbers for the Business and Editorial Departments and lists office addresses in Seattle New York and Chicago. It notes subscription rates and carrier delivery terms.
A sea captain advocated hanging careless ship officers who collide and abandon sinking vessels. The article cites the Walla Walla and historic wrecks like the Northfleet and Ems, noting captains were rarely punished and urging a new international crime of negligence. It argues officials should face imprisonment or fines for failure to aid shipwrecked passengers.
A schedule of morning and evening worship at Westminster Presbyterian and surrounding churches led by Rev. Hugh Gilchrist and other pastors. It lists sermon topics, service times, communion, adult hour notes, and additional events including a Floating Christian Endeavor on a ship and Catholic church Masses across multiple parishes.
Washington D P D reporting details of a protocol between the United States and Nicaragua. The agreement grants complete civil and criminal jurisdiction over a six mile wide belt across the isthmus and leases sovereignty in perpetuity while Costa Rica reportedly contributes to the price, totaling about 15.
Dispatches report anti German riots in Lemberg Galicia. The German embassy was attacked and the German ambassador insulted. Cossacks restored order after wounding 3% of rioters. In Budapest 2609 people looted 130 shops as clashes with police left 20 rioters seriously wounded.
In Wash January 4 report Miss Tone Et is committed to a mental asylum after a Christmas night dream. She awoke screaming that a burglar entered her room, alarming the family and deeply affecting her sanity. She remains convinced she will be attacked.
Nantes reports a local paper in France publishing eight captain signatories charging Portland boarding houses with beating 87 sailors in November. The appeal urges diplomatic action, alleging sailors were mistreated and treated like cattle at a fair.
Renowned Ohio evangelist Rev. J. H. Baker is anticipated in the city next month. He is slated to preach at the Battery Street M E church and in Brooklyn.
W A Ledd, a veteran Alaskan pioneer, describes the Porcupine country and Southeastern Alaska from the Miners' hotel. He highlights veins on the Teheena river near Lynn Canal, cites easy transport, and predicts Porcupine creek and nearby creeks may rival Klondike. He urges interested parties to seek him for details.
The Madrona Heights Improvement Club met last night and re elected officers: John Pratt president Alfred Battle Powel and H C Cox as identents B H Petitt treasurer Renee Preston secretary and J A Paine elected secretary The club resolved to petition com es to create an improvement district to lay cement sidewalks on all graded streets within its province.
William Seaton’s last words were written by his chief death watch James Mullen who drilled him and exacted a promise he would stick to it before the gallows. Despite his crimes Seaton showed genuine emotion and reliance on Mullen, while La Roche moved to Firetave.
The notice highlights German American Investment inc urging readers to consider revived investment options. It mentions Beattie and Beattie area prospects, inviting inquiries by mail or phone and promoting brokerage services with emphasis on prudent investment choices for local business owners.
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