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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1902

Page

3

Auburn Turmoil Over Murder Robbery Case

Report from Auburn details a brutal night attack on Christopher by three white men, with a revolver and a shotgun used as he approached. The robbers fled after shots, while authorities link the crime to the nearby slaughterhouse robbery and a larger wave of attacks on minorities. Police have deputies and a clue they say will lead to arrests.

Auburn Christopher Attorney Hart Howe Ortttla

Hoquiam Man Attempts Suicide Over Troubled Marriage

Charles M. Keene swallowed an ounce of poison to end his life after learning his wife Lillie C. Keene desired separation and a move to Seattle. Doctors revived him. he plans divorce, custody fight, and relocation to Seattle with his parents. He cites a supposed liaison between his wife and a waiter.

Charles M. Keene M. Lillie C. Keene Hoquiam Seattle James L Tenth Avenue Daugh St Hoquiam Connors Alaska Keene

Wolves Attack Wedding Party in Dense Timber

A wedding party of 22 people, including the bride, was traveling to a nearby location when a large timber wolf pack attacked. One by one guests were torn from the party and killed, with remains found hours later. The assault disrupted the local area and left no survivors among the party.

First Methodist Protest Breaks Ground At Corner Pine Street

A church convention at the corner of Pine Street and savenue convened with Rev H A Doria Booth P C Hetzier and others admitted as delegates. Officers named include W M Kellogg D B Willett and Rev T P Revelle with reports on Sunday school missions and pastoral changes. The gathering adjourned to continuation tomorrow morning.

Savenue Pine Street the Mary H. A. Doria Booth Seattle Mrn W. M. Kellogg D. B W. Willett T. P. Revelle William Kelloggs Wilert Revelle William B. Mandon Hetaler HA Davin William Kellogg William Aiatrict A. Davia Dexter Horton Mandon Station W. Willett J. HH Harn Dr Bagtey Astone PO

Court notes libel against Canadian Bank of Commerce

ER E Caine trustee of the Pacific Clipper sues the Canadian Bank of Commerce for general average contribution claiming the ship Cleveland chartered in 1899 ran out of coal on a St Michael run and used part of her cargo gold for fuel. seeks payment of 1376.62. Also, Leford faced trial before Judge Emory on attempted burglary for being found at a restaurant window with a broken pane.

ER. E. Caine Pacific Clipper Line Baw Canadian Bank of Commerce Cleveland St. Michael Leford Emory

Oust Him San Francisco Chief Clerk Removed From Office

Police acting at Mayor Schmitz request ousted the chief clerk of the Justice court Williamyr Williams from office after a suspension and court restraining order. Justices will recognize only writings signed by Williams. Also: Crowds at Mechanics Clothing Co auction on Occidental avenue draw buyers as stock from Northwest retailer is sold to highest bidder.

San Francisco Schmitz Justice Court Williamyr Williams

Musical program draws mixed crowd at Middeleale church

Report notes a pretended audience at a musical event at Middeleale church. Lilian Fisher and Helen Baritone perform with E. ef seeking a divorce. She claims support from Tet as witness, with unclear amounts mentioned around 3009.

Mise Hammars Statens Mra Lilian Fisher Plano Lone Tener Helen Alana

All of Them Are Caught on McNeil Island

All convicts who escaped from the penitentiary are recaptured on McNeil Island. Carroll the Alaska murderer is under care with Bright's disease. Davis, in advanced consumption, is prostrated. Four convicts, Kenwright Stewart and Williams, were captured after a raid on a ranch outpost. a gunfight at a farmhouse led to their capture and return to prison. Davis resisted, fought a farmer, and escaped with $125 before being subdued and jailed.

Mcneil Island Carroll Alaska Bright Davis Kenwright Stewart Williams P. J. Johnson Iitertiary Johnson Tacoma Marenhal Stringer Seattle P. Burgh Andrew Johnson Johnsons Williama Moriarity Stringer Burgh

Excelsior Trial Trip Details and Alaska Service Plan

The steamship Excelsior of the Pacific Packing and Navigation Co conducted a trial trip from Bound to West Point Bremerton and back. She will enter Alaska trade, sail to Copper River in January, with most freight space sold and about 200 people booked. The overhaul included a hurricane deck by Morana. Jeantes expected next week from Hiliamna and Valdes, bringing government emnos and possibly Nome mail.

Excelsior Pacific Packing and Navigation Company West Point Bremerton Alaska Copper River Morana Jeantes Hiliamna Valdes Nome

Editor Tozier predicts Northwest resources attract spring settlers

Albert Tozier of Portland, president of the National Editorial Association, returned from Hot Springs where a recent executive session and April 15 convention were discussed. He toured southern cities and saw broad interest in Northwest resources, predicting a large early-spring rush and an exposition in St. Louis set to surpass Chicago’s 1893 fair.

Albert Tozier Portland Pring Ark Tosier Northwest Torzier St. Louis Chicago

Council Meets Tonight Over Street Work Payment

The city council meets as a committee of the whole to discuss friction with contractors over payments for street work. Contractors claim slow approval of assessment rolls prevents drawing 70 percent monthly payments as required by city ordinance.

City Council

Peas and butter prices in early market listing

An OCR fragment lists various produce items and prices including PEAS Pride of Oregon rence Marrowfats, pears, butter, and bulk items. It mentions 20 pound cans and per dozen pricing, with miscellaneous branding terms and locality notes.

Peas Pride of Oregon England

Bowling Prizes at Beattle Club Tally

Law IL. Moore wins gold in the Beattle Athletic Club bowling tournament with a 292.3 average. Mira Alive Drinco takes first place while Mian Deremeaux earns second with a 27? average.

Beattle Athletic Club Law IL. Moore Mira Alive Drinco Mian Deremeaux

Market Report Notes Shifting Prices Across Commodities

The Star reports varied price shifts with eggs dropping, Frean ranch stock trading at 4 to 25 cents, and Eastern eggs at 20 to 2 cents per dozen. Vegetables rise slowly as demand for new help remains strong and fruit supplies are tight. Apples hold steady, bananas move quickly after yesterday’s shipment, and a thinly typed car of potatoes from Eastern Washington arrives with a slight price decline. Butter, grain, and livestock markets show no change.

Frean Ranch Washington Hutter

Market Price List for Fruits Vegetables and Provisions

The page lists prices for apples, citrus, berries, pears, grapes, melons, and tropicals with per box, per dozen, or per case figures. It also shows vegetables, roots, greens, and dairy products, plus livestock and poultry rates. Local markets in San Francisco report wheat and related grains with opening numbers for January 22.

Farallon Steamer Additions Discussed For Beattle San Francisco Run

Gray of Pollard Steamship travels to San Francisco to confer with officers about adding a steamer to the Beattle San Francisco route. Farallon now shows Port Townsend as home port and Alaska Steamship Company acquires a one fourth interest in a venue. Oregon hull repairs near completion and John S. Kimball expected tomorrow noon with passengers and freight from San Francisco.

OH. Gray Pollard Steamship Company San Francisco Farallon Port Townsend Alaska Steamsm Thomson Steamboat Company Puget Bound Navigation Company Oregon John 8. Kimball Pacificlipper Line

Wilhelmina Overdue From Hongkong At Port Townsend

The steamship Wilhelmina remained overdue from Hongkong and was sighted at Port Townsend. Re insurance covering the loss was paid at 0 percent. The Wilhelmina had been chartered by the government to carry supplies to Manta but was replaced by Oreana some time ago. Albert Bartlett of Port Townsend informed her agent. The steamer Pleiades arrived at noon and tied up at P C Co bunkers. The steamer Hubert Dollar moored at Port Edge from Sanneiae and will unload at Smith Cove for Great Northern cargo.

Wilhelmin Hongkong Port Townsend Manta Oreana Wilhelmina Albert Bartlett Pleiades P. C. Co Hubert Dollar

Lucas Held for Oregon Embezzlement Case

Reporter notes say J. Lucas, arrested here on information from Salem, was turned over to Oregon authorities by Judge Cann. Mayor Humes received a letter from Peter Brown of Chicago seeking information about his sister Mrs. Mary Moss, thought to be in Beattie. The steamship J. B. Kimball was due at 6:36 PM from San Francisco. Up to 3 PM, 6,389 voters had registered at city hall.

J. ¥. Lucas Salem Oregon Cann Humes Peter Brown Chicago Mary Moss Beattie Kimball San Francisco

Lincoln club program preview and advertisements

Fragmented OCR lists a Lincoln club program with speakers and topics such as Our President and Our Governor. It includes names Geo B Lamping D C Conover Walt A McClure and references to the Young Man Politics and The National Guard. Nearby ads mention Ladttes Fur repairs Fletcher Carpenter realty Waggoner dentist and Globe block address.

Tonete Nee Beneees Allieon National Guard Howard Darlington le Allen Frobert ‘Wright

Peacemakers Seek Harmony in Spokane Lodge Rift

A Spokane delegation and four grand court officials plus executive councilmen journeyed to Aberdeen to investigate a long standing dispute within the Bpokane lodge. The committee aims to restore harmony among lodge ranks and may involve further travel.

Committee Conmiata of Chrand Angel B. K. Barnes Aberdeen T. H. Andrew Norrington BP. Paulsen Bpokane Lodge

Memorial for the Navy Yard Church at Puget Sound

Dr Wilmot Whitfield, presiding elder of the Methodist Episcopal church, started for the mast to seek support for a McKinley memorial church at Bremerton Navy Yard. He will consult Bishop Mallalieu and then seek involvement of Mrs McKinley and other officials. No government funds will be requested. The church, with library and reading room, would serve naval service personnel.

Wilmot Whitfield McKinley Memorial Church Puget Sound Navy Yard Hremerton Whitfield Mallalieu Heaton McKinley Benatora Foster Dolliver United States Navy Yard

Presbyterians of Be ald host two month revival drive

Coed revival meetings spread across Be ald churches with Calvary and Second Presbyterian Osmeetings nightly through next week. Spokane evangelists Frank Dixon and Rev. David Wycoft lead services. Wesley Church priest Rev B mas to oversee South Beattie for the conference year. New carpet installed at Pat Street. MT M M Reid reassigned to Mount Vernon.

Presbyterians of Beald Calvary Presbyterian Church David Wy W. A. Major Auburn Hallard Presbyterian Seattle Beattie Mas Methodiat Episcopal Church Wesley Church South Beattie Whitnot Whitfield H. L., Miffilin M. M. Reid Miffiln Mount Mn Pat Pverett

Injury at Stetson-Poet Mill Co. reported

J. M. Kidney, an employee of Stetson-Poet Mill Co., suffered a severe hand injury when his left hand was caught in a moving wire cable under the mill. Four fingers were amputated. He was transported to Providence hospital by ambulance. Neptune Captain Walters reports a rough passage from Hongkong arriving at the port yesterday.

J. M. Kidney Stetson-Poet Mill Co Providence Hospital Neptune Walters Hongkong West Seattle

City Receives 18053.45 From Street Car Earnings

The city’s share of streetcar company earnings amounts to 18053.45, after Beattle Electric paid all but 100 dollars. Beattie Kenton Mailway Company covered the shortfall. Under a prior agreement, the city gets 2 percent of gross earnings. Total Beattie Electric earnings for 1901 were 0,074.04, with city share for 1902 expected near 20000.

Companion Beattle Electric Beattie & Kenton Mailway Company Beattie Pieciric Company Itm

May Play Series With Western Washington A B B

The Boo kane M. A. seeks to arrange a basketball series with Western Washington associations. Quick completion of arrangements is likely with dates set for Seattle Tacoma Everett and Portland. Seattle teams show eagerness to play.

Bookane Washington Seattle Tacoma Weverett Portland Ore

Launch of four-masted schooner William Nottingham

The William Nottingham of Globe Navigation Co launched this afternoon from NReid's shipyard Hal jard in a scene of great crowd attendance. A second item notes a political club debate at the Young Men's Christian Association on extending U S sympathy to the Boer republic of South Africa with Great Britain, resulting in a vote in favor of the affirmative.

William Nottingham Globe Navigation Co Nreid Haljard United States South Africa Great Britain Christian Associati H. B. Venees J. EB

Irrigation Project Expands North Yakima Acreage

January 22 report from North Yakima states a new effort will add 1200 acres to the area. The Samee irrigation canal plans to double capacity at an estimated cost of about 40000 dollars.

Yakima Samee

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