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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
3
Armed factions led by John, James and Bob Shotwell clash with White supporters in Corbin Kentucky. Sheriff and deputies struggle to enforce arrests as shootings, barricades, and a riot leave a bystander dead and several wounded.
An Elkhart Chronicle report states the Miller family home near Middlebury burned in the morning. Four children asleep on the second floor were killed in the blaze.
Seattle Chapter No. 2 Sons of the American Revolution met at Dr. E. Weldon Young’s office and considered entertaining visitors from other state chapters. They appointed a committee to plan a final reception.
Last night William A. Brady's company staged Sorrows of Satan at the Seattle theater adapting Marie Corelli's novel. Prince Lucio played by Ward KR. Mawson shows moments of strong acting while Emily as Lady Sibyl delivers potent scenes. The production features careful scenery and strong ensemble interpretation with performances tonight and tomorrow.
Residents are invited to view the moving pictures presented by the Searchlight at 12056% Second Avenue. Details on show times and admission are unavailable in the fragment.
Signorina Callamarini stars in Carmen Trovatore and Mignon at the Grand Opera House for three nights starting Sunday Jan 2. Col Thompson’s Boston Lyric Co presents the New Waifs of New York with Russel and Alessandroni supporting. The production blends comedy drama and melodrama with a wholesome tale of love and crime as manager Larin J. Howard presents a stylish show.
The four sons of the late Mrs Elisa J Starr filed in King County probate court to revoke a recently admitted will. They allege their mother was mentally deranged when she made the will. The estate is valued around 500000. The body of L Dittenhoefer, who died yesterday, remains at Bonney Stewart's morgue.
L T Haas faces a dilemma as the elk at Lesch park becomes dangerous and tears down fencing. The animal blocks its horns and may need them cut off to prevent further damage. Haas seeks a skilled handler willing to saw off the horns despite the elk's aggressive behavior.
News from Spokane states Arthur Spencer, recently bound over on a charge of impersonating a federal officer, appeared in court on a minor charge by Moatts officials. He was bound over and jailed in default of a $2,000 extra bond.
The remains of Wm Rufus Stewart to Des Moines for inter ment. Charlotte Jule Fowler aged 61 died last night at 11 Aloha street residence. The funeral for William W Moores was held from Butterworth and Sons chapel at 6 pm. The remains of Barah Rickart shipped to Kansas City by Butterworth and Sons. The funeral for James Narnet held from 19 Harrison street at 1 pm. The funeral services for John Olsen held from Butterworth and Sons chapel with interment in Lake View cemetery.
Reports from Panaraba Fra dated January 17 indicate negotiations between the Tobacco trust and Powell Armith & Co are near completion. A new company with 10 million dollars capital may be formed within ten days to take over the firm’s property.
The notice describes a child's garment intended for ages twelve to fourteen. It specifies fabric options silk or flannel, front plaits each side, a mullioned collar with three rows of stitching, a collar and dickey of tucked white lawn, and a silk sailor knot accessory.
In Lanai near the quarry an escaped leper’s fate ties to a tragic romance. A lover, marked by leprosy, killed himself at Kabila camp but later escaped, seeking his beloved who wished to join him at Molokai. Their elopement into the mountains is recounted through Myra Kamane Kinemaka’s tale.
On the opening day of Congress a cluster of American beauties adorned Speaker Cannon’s desk. After twenty five years as the sturdy leader he blushed at the harmless joke and his colleagues laughed at the scene.
Umarellas manufactured, recovered and repaired services resume at 213 Columbia Street, Mason Ros. Local shop announces general airings and rework offerings for household and repair tasks.
Dr York noted orator lectures What the People Should Know at Maronie Temple Pike Street Sun day eve Ladies invited free admission contains real estate list of cheap lots with additions and prices in Brooklyn area including Denny Hoyts Eldorado Cometock Booth Park Ellie Steam Motor additions with lot numbers and prices
A humorous card recounts a wedding in Illinois linked to a congressman and a bride who seeks help for her wedding outfit. The groom’s identity, a Christmas December date, and a lesson from a Sunday school teacher add small events. A child jokes about being born again to avoid being born a girl. It ends with a library ad for Diamond Ice and Ward's circulating library.
The Carpenters Union plans to build a new city hall for exclusive use. A Jan. 22 special meeting will discuss the project outline and possible site options on Vike Street. The hall would be large with commuter rooms and aim to host union meetings and social events.
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