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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1903
Page
2
Senator Hoar delivers an eloquent, persuasive address on trusts that aims to awaken public thought. He cites evils and dangers, urging practical awareness as trust power grows and affects both workers and the wealthy. public opinion now sustains truthful critique and signals a shift in national discourse.
A sharp social critique calls the Habsburgs’ sacred divinity hedge into question amid a string of royal romances and elopements. It cites Crown Princess Louise, Crown Prince Frederick, Leopold Ferdinand and others, noting actress marriages, morganatic ties, and renunciations. The piece mocks duty and succession while lampooning naval official Darling over reporting duties.
The fiest twenty joined as charter members with dues fixed at 81 a month. Fourteen rooms in the Arcade building have been leased and fitted for members including billiard, reading, writing and card rooms and a buffet. Ducted on up-to-date plans, the club projects a successful future. The Lake Union club will meet in the evening at Heinrich Broa offices, 515 Howard Avenue North, for the annual election of the district…
The Steamer Victorian from Tacoma will be converted in Victoria to carry eight cars and 40 passengers. It will run from Britney to the Fraser River mouth in two hours, connecting with Steveston to Vancouver ferries. The hull and bow will be strengthened and altered amid council hostility over charter renewal.
Walter Fulton who retired from the office of proneout attorney and Vince H. Faben have formed a law partnership and will operate from the Mutual Life building after February 1. W. T. Beatt will serve as Mr. Fulton’s successor with offices in the Wagon block and will move to a suite in the Marion building on Second Avenue.
The council adjourned early out of respect for Charles Murphy who drowned in the Cedar River. He was the brother of Councilman Murphy. Councilman Crichton paid tribute to the deceased’s character during the motion to adjourn.
The Supreme Court yesterday dissolved a temporary injunction obtained by Marie Carrau to halt final estate distribution. A writ of prohibition was granted on grounds that the plan already has an adequate legal remedy. The final distribution is expected Friday.
Madison Theater presents daily matinees and evenings this week with performances by famed actor Chas E Relyea benefiting tomorrow afternoon. The Devil's Auction debuts as a fresh spectacle promising a modern transformation and all new features from start to finish.
The Grand presents Captain Jinks with Clyde Kites and Elizabeth Kennedy in Mine Trenton as a lavish New York satire drama. The piece blends comedy and pathos set in the 1870s with costumes reflecting old era fashion. Theodore Babcock stars as Captain Jints. Third Avenue Theatre features A Grandler's Daughter in a thrilling melodrama.
After March 1 the Lincoln apartment house at Fourth Avenue and Madison Street will be voted to convert to a first class family hotel. It will likely be named Knickerbocker and run on the American plan. A A W will own and operate the hotel with active management by Mr Tight. Extensive interior alterations and refurnishing are planned as the building’s interior is prepared.
Transportation manager confirms the Pacific, Porto and Northwest steamer Mhelikof was not overdue at Valdes for Unalaska and the reports of a crash are unfounded. The ship left Valdes on December 10 for Unalaska, a typical round trip lasting about a month, with the Garsta Anne sailing from Valdes to Seattle last Saturday.
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