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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1902

Page

3

Battleship Construction to Start Within Two Weeks

Moran Bros. Co. to begin work on a new battleship at Puget Sound Navy Yard within two weeks. Hibbs said the keel plates will be driven soon and ceremonies observed, while repairs to the battleship Oregon in drydock should finish in about a month with steel work done in two weeks.

Frank W. Hibbs Oregon United States Moran Bros. Co Feald Hibbs United States Naval Construct Puget Sound Navy Yard Navy Yard

Pike Street tower proposal discussed by local businessmen

The Pike street tower sketch drew today’s talk among merchants. Most favor city funding for half the cost while others caution on expense. Merchants plan to submit an ordinance detailing city participation and each business’s subscription.

Pike Street Lome O. W. Petervo Peterson Seattle Conden Enen

Lectures on Economics and Religion Schedule

The Economic Leadership and Political Club of the Y M C A announce a series of lectures. Smith of the University of Washington will lecture on economics and a Christian lecture by Rev Herbert A Gowen is set for January. Public welcome to all meetings.

Annual Festival at Pika Hall Leads to Elections

The note lists officers elected in the absence of Jacob Furth with Vice President John presiding. John Arthur was named president, and HR R. George served as treasurer. Trustees included W. Low, Richard Osborn, W. Martin, and others while Leo Davie and W. F. Ener are noted among names.

Y Far Universal Pika’ Hall Jacob Furth John W. Martin Richard Osborn W. Low Tacoma Rth John Arthur Mt. HR

Pwe Ret upper Ashieey and Believue Avenue Odd Note

Fragmentary OCR item lists names and addresses including Pine Charles Grandy 722 and Mrs Bryan 10He W. Wolt 9207 Syenne northeast and Helen Believue avenue. Mentions 46 taipox LN pesthouse with unclear context.

Ashieey Avenue Pine Charles Grandy Mrs. Bryan W. W. Wolt Syenne Helen Taipox

Local author to publish five part novel by H B Dunbar

Mrs H B Dunbar of this city plans a spring publication of a five part romance based on a priest and a young woman’s love. The tale begins in Ireland and moves to the United States with a setting around 1893 4.

H. B. Dunbar Ireland Dunbar Rainier-Grand Hotel

Heredot Steamer Arrives at Arlington Dock For Lumber Load

The Kosmos line steamer Heredot from Tacoma arrives at Arlington dock to load 150000 feet of lumber plus additional cargo. She will take on 6000 feet at Port Blakeley and 1000 feet at Port Lation for San Francisco. Captain Brandenburg commands the teakwood interior vessel with a largely German crew. She sails tomorrow night toward San Francisco then Deutschland.

Heredot Kosmos Hamburg Germany Arlington Dock Tacoma Port Blakeley Port Lation San Francisco Kosmos Company San Neisco Brandenburg Deutschland

Mayor Humes Dispatch To City Council On Harbor Reports

This afternoon Mayor Humes sent a sealed communication to the city council, to be opened tonight, containing recommendations related to the monthly reports filed by the Seattle harbormaster.

Humes Seattle

Free False Teeth To Aid Recruiting Amid War

Jan 12 The War Office weighs free false teeth for recruits to reduce dental rejections. Sixty percent of rejected men have defective molars. London hospitals report a dental deficiency among eligible recruits and quote four pounds per head to supply replacements.

War Office AN Hospitals London War Secretary

Unclear note found near headless man in Whidby Island case

A note alleged to be by the death by own action suspect near Madrona Park claims the writer killed a man on Whidby Island and names Walter Irving, who is imprisoned. Police, including Detective Harbee, investigate the claim with no definite results yet.

Madrona Park Garrison Whidby Island Walter Erving Ward Walter Irving Harbee

Cigar Makers Union Dance Draws Great Crowd

The Claarmakers Union No 188 held a successful dance at the Armory with Wasners Orchestra. About $100 netted after expenses and attendance topped 600. Credit goes to Reception Committee Robert Perler Otto Bhielda B H Harmon B H Lieht J J Freeman John Thom an George Bauer A Grengrans S H Minden Frank Sehmitt and Arrangements Committee W J Kelly Joseph Kobesh Fred Woehning Joseph Owens G C Klander K Pr Miller Floor Committee members included Joseph Owens W J Kelly George Crowell John Watlenhaupt G C Blander

Claarmakers’ Union Armory Wasners Orchestra Robert Perler Otto Bhielda W. Harmon BH. R. Lieht J.J. Freeman John Thoman George Bauer A. Grengrans H. Minden Frank Sehmitt W. J. Kelly Joseph Kobesh Fred Woehning Joseph Owens G. C. Klander K. Pr. Miller George Crowell John Watlenhaupt G. C. Blander

Puebla Due From San Francisco Tonight

The steamer Puebla of the Pacific Coal Company is due here tonight from San Francisco. E. W. Newhall, manager of E. W. Newhall and Co., is in the city and will return to San Francisco in a few days to pursue business interests.

Puebla Pacific Coal Company San Francisco B. W. Newhall E. W. Newhall and Co

Negligee Styles Dazzle With Silk Lace and Velvet Trims

A woman reads through a spread of negligee gowns and dressing jackets featuring silk fabrics, French flannel, lace and ribbon trims. Colors like blues pinks violets and white dominate, with images showing a blue French flannel gown, a matinee of Chine china tik with black satin sleeves, and a violet cashmere lounging robe with Persian trim.

Note Found in Plot to Free Convicted Man

The note, linked to a plot to free a convicted man, was discovered by Wm. Howe and Winthrop Allen and sent to police after investigators questioned whether the deceased wrote it before his death. Detectives examined the ground around the body repeatedly but found no corroborating evidence. Detective Larbee reported no new findings today to confirm the theory.

F.ikeging Larbee Wm. Howe Winthrop Allen

Salesmen Feast Marks Third Annual Schwabacher Banquet

Traveling salesmen from Behwabacher Bros. & Co. and Schwabacher Hardware were hosted at the Butler hotel Saturday night for the third annual banquet. Four covers were set as the event featured seasonally themed delicacies. Aronson, secretary and treasurer, presided while George Boole served as toastmaster.

Behwabacher Bros. & Co Schwabacher Hardware Company Butler Hotel Aronson George Boole

Weather and local ads for Seattle area

Tonight cloudy and Tuesday threaten with misty rain. Southeast winds light to fresh. Ladies Furs made and repaired by C. C. Berg at 1318 Third Ave. Seattle Fuel Co. offers coal wood and phone service in Seattle.

Seattle Vicinity C. C. Berg Coal Seattle Fuel Co

ITEMS OF THE SEA ITEMS OF THE SEA

The Hyritie h bark Glenmark bound for Victoria is in distress south of Cape Mission. Tugs are en route. The Banta Clara, wrecked off Trail Island December 26, has been floated and moved to Requiemault for repairs. The first two eight masted Pacific coast schooners will be built in San Francisco by Boole & Son. They will be 315 feet long with a 45 by 168 foot beam and carry 1 750 000 feet of lum r. The Newport steamer, owned by Pacific Packing, is being repainted for the Juneau to Unalaska mail run starting April 1, with several trips around the bound. The Catarina, from San Francisco, unloaded gunpowder and sails to Tacoma. Edith, a coal carrier, left bunkers for San Francisco with 2600 tons. Farallon leaves for Skagway with 36 passengers and general cargo. The Erik No II docked at Gaffney, formerly coasting Nome to Teller. She ran Nome to Port Wh end with rudder mishaps and narrow escapes from capsizing.

Glenmark West Channel Victoria Cape Miattery Banta Clara Alaska Packers’ Association Trail Island Requimault Repaira Pacific Coast San Francisco W. A. Boole & Son Exen Newport Pacific Packing Company Juneau Unalaska Cxarina Tacoma Edith Farallon Alaska Steamship Company Skagway Erik No, II Port Townsend Gaffney Dock Nome Tellerity Roanoke Port Whend Alaskan

Burglary at Levy's Secondhand Store Ends in Capture

Alfred Hardman, alleged burglar, was caught in the act at Levy's secondhand store on Railroad Avenue early this morning. A large quantity of stolen goods was found in satchels. Hardman was taken to police headquarters but not yet charged. Patrolman Ed Herald arrested him after observing a man fleeing the scene.

Alfred Hardman Railroad Avenue Hardman Jocket Ed Herald Herald Levy Mallead Avenue Investigatiom Mardman Jaii Rogues Gallery

Ministers Gather for Holiness Discussion at City YMCA

City ministers met at the Y M C A with Dr. Spalding presiding. Speakers included Rev. Button Rev. Brown Rev. Burrows Rev. Morris Rev. Godaman Rev. Ferguson and Rev. Randall discussing the necessity of holiness and perfectionism among pastors and lay leaders.

Spalding, Peetor First United Presbyterian Church BR. H. Lingenfelter First Christian Church Broadway BR. Button Volunteers of America H. O. Brown Battery Street M. BE Burrows Fremont Morris Madison M. Fr Chas. J. Godaman Presbyterian Church of Auburn J. BR. Ferguson Minnesota FE. M. Randall Ein J. MH. Lockridge Bapitat Ballard Wan T. C. II Board of Church Extension M. FE. Church

TWO ALASKA VESSELS DUE TODAY IN FOG

The Cottage City of the Pacific Coast line and the Elihu Thomson of the Pollard line were reported due at Port Townsend from Lynn Canal and Valdes but had not yet arrived. Officials noted fog along the coast and expect slow steaming with careful loading to meet the Cottage City’s return voyage to Alaska tomorrow night.

Otgapeas Cottage City Pacific Coual Company Lynn Canal Polonia Elihu Thomson Pollard Valdes Port Townsend Prea Cottage City Alaska

Millionaire Francis Oaken Divorce Suit Deadlocked Jury

In New York on January 14 the jury in the divorce case of millionaire Francis Oaken against his wife, with tenor Mario Del Bol named as co-respondent, failed to reach a verdict. Defense counsel moved for immediate further action.

New York Francis Oaken Mario del Bol

General King to Attend Volunteers Banquet in Seattle

General Charles King, brigade commander in the Eighth Army Corps, will attend the Volunteers Association banquet in Seattle on February 4 at the Rainier Grand hotel. The event honors the Battle of Manila and the Philippine insurrection start date, with Fred Dale Wood coordinating invitations and seating for 150 guests.

The Volunteers Association Seattle Charles King Eighth Army Corps Philippines Flest Washington Regiment Fred Dale Wood General King Rainier- Grand Hotel King Banta Ana

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