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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1901

Page

3

Northwest Baseball League Formed In Northwest Ball Meet

The Northwest Baseball League was established after a meeting in Tacoma with delegates from Seattle Tacoma Portland and Spokane. Each city agreed to post a 500 guarantee to fund the season and the permanent organization was to be formed within a week.

Tacoma Northwest Baseball League D. ¥. Dugdale Seattle John McCleckeny W. H. Lucas Portland Reddy Spokane Permat

Petition to city council on Decatur Street payment

W. W. Easter with city clerk presented a petition asking the return of 91.55 paid July 24 1893 under protest for Decatur street improvement arguing the street was never finished he was not benefited and the assessment should be voided.

W. W. Easter Decatur Street

Washington Volunteers Annual reunion and banquet notice

The Washington Volunteers Association invites members to the annual reunion and banquet at Stevene hotel Seattle on February 4 1901. Committee members include Ralph L Ross chairman John T Dawson secretary Carl Pennington Chas Wold and Hugo Dunning.

Washington Volunteers’ Association Stevene Hotel Seattle Ralph L. Ross John T. Dawson Carl Pennington Chas. Wold Hugo Dunning

High Rent Mr. O'Brien in Sullivan case at court

Terence O'Brien, administrator for the Sullivan estate, argues before the superior court this afternoon why rents in the Sullivan building were raised. W. E. Humphrey for tenants contends no condition justifies exorb itant increases. Andrew Knox testifies that $200,000 would be a fair value for the building. The case may be decided by close of court.

Terence O'Brien Sullivan Superior Court Renta W. E. Humphrey Andrew Knox Helle

New Streetcar Schedule Inaugurated for City Routes

Beginning tomorrow a new timetable launches on the North Beattie and Cedar street divisions with the Virginia street route and Queen Bill extension. Cars run along First Avenue to Second, Cedar street cars terminate at six a m then every ten minutes after midnight. North Beattie units start at 3 a m and run every ten minutes until 12 63 am. Queen Anne hill service departs 6 07 a m and then every ten minutes until 12 97 a m. The system promises three minute Virginia street and First avenue service, five minute Roy street to Queen Anne avenue, and ten minutes on each branch.

North Beattie Cedar Street Virginia Street Queen Bill First Avenue Second North Beatth Queen Anne Hill Roy Street Stret Queen Anne Avenue

Rathdown Sailed Long Voyage Looted Reinsurance Quoted

The British ship Rathdown, after a 110 day voyage from Yokohama to Portland, is declared loot. Reinsurance is now quoted at 9 percent.

Rathdown Yokohama Portland

Pacific Coast Steamship News Amid Alaska Trade Movements

The Rainier arrived from San Francisco with 26 passengers and 875 tons of general merchandise. Ruth due in Seattle tomorrow, Victorian expected from Skagway on the 26th. Suede arrived from Seattle yesterday. Hyades sailed to Bas Francisco for Seattle. Cottage City bound for Alaskan ports with passengers and freight. Notables include Brady, Trowbrides, Carroll. Sewar undergoing bilge keel work for coast dispatch use.

Rainier Hangen San Francisco Ruth The Wash and Alaska Steamship O., Pt. Higgins Seattle Victorian Washington & Alaska Steamship Co Hoberts Skagway Cottage City Pacific Coast Steamship Co David Wallace Alaskan Way V. Brady Ie J. F. Trowbrides Jas. Carroll Alaskan Commercial Co

Waite of New York Play at Grand Opera House

The Waite of New York company continues a regular Saturday matinee and evening engagement at the Grand Opera House. The program includes the play Kidnaped and Mullen company performing at the ranch beginning January 2 and continuing.

the Waite of New York

Week-Long Matinee Showcase Presents Kidnapped Melodrama

A week of matinees features the melodrama Kidnapped praised for its past success. The production claims a high plane with sparkling situations and witty dialogue, supported by elaborate scenic displays. A capable company heads the cast with several specialty artists.

Knobs of Tennessee Tops White Horse Tavern Run

Hal Reid's Knobs of Tennessee earns strong public approval and will headline Third Avenue all next week. A superb cast and beautiful scenic effects boost the show as audiences respond to the lively performances tonight and this weekend matinee.

Hal Reid Third Avenue

Police on Parade and Other Views

The Searchlight from 1205 Second Avenue highlights New York police on parade and related street views showing city scenes. The photos emphasize civic processions and public order celebrations captured in urban framing.

Second Avenue New York

Death by Carbolic Acid Ends Despair at Welcome House

Edna Gray also known as Lena Fulham, described as a fallen woman, committed suicide by swallowing an ounce of carbolic acid in the Welcome house on Washington street last night. Despondency followed a recent separation from a longtime companion. Coroner Hoye was notified and the body was taken to the Seattle Undertaking Co. morgue.

Edna Gray Lena Fulham Washington Street Hoye Seattle Understaking Co

Reports From Black Diamond Mine Accident

J. Dawson, who lost his left arm in a mine accident at Black Diamond yesterday, was brought to this city and taken to Providence hospital. James Howard, described as suspicious, was arrested by Jaliot Corning on suspicion of acting suspiciously near the Columbia and Puget Sound depot. The county board accepted the resignation of D. Jones as superintendent of road district No. 52 and appointed Wm. Werner. The band of RE. Van de Vanter, justice of the peace of the White River precinct, was approved.

J. Dawson Black Diamond Providence Hospital James Howard Jaliot Corning Actin Columbia An Puget Sound D. Jones Wm. Werner RE. van de Vanter White River

Chinese Worker Arrested After Gambling Dispute

Detective Barbee arrest of Ching Wing a Chinese laborer follows accusations from Ah Sing a laundryman that Wing robbed him of 0. Other Chinese say the quarrel stemmed from a gambling table disagreement.

Ching Wing Barbee Ah Sing Wing Sing

Condolence Messages Read In Commons For Queen Victoria

In the commons this afternoon messages of condolence for Victoria's death were read. Balfour delivered the king's message expressing assurance that her 44 year reign would be held in affectionate memory. The king's speech conveys national mourning and confidence in the new monarch. In the Lords a similar ceremony followed with a comparable address.

London Commons Balfour Victoria House of Lords

Steamer Newport Sets Sail With Passengers And Cargo

The steamer Newport of the Pacific Steam Whaling Company, Capt Moore, departed at 3 p m for Valdes Homer Katmai and Teller City with 42 passengers a large cargo of merchandise and 60 dogs. Twenty passengers travel overland to Nome and Teller City. W 8 Amy, discoverer of Copper River wealth, heads north with a large prospecting party.

Newport Pacific Steam Whaling Company Moore Valdes Homer o@Jak Katmai Nome Teller City Amy Copper River District

Portland Mines Pledge to Ship 100 Tons Daily

Pledges have been received by several large mines in the Baker City district to ship together 100 tons of ore daily for treatment at a large smelter proposed by the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company in Portland.

Portland Baker City Oregon Railway & Navigation Company

Need Christ in Chicago

In a Palmer House address Attorney Dee neen urged the faithful in Chicago to seek stronger religious reform. He attributed many city ills to laxity in prosecution, saying Chicago stands out among world cities for this issue.

Chicago Palmer House Deeneen

Death of Chicago Telephone Co. official in San Rafael

E M Jackson former general superintendent of the Chicago Telephone Co dies in San Rafael California after a complication of diseases.

San Rabfel Cal E. M. Jackson Chicago Telephone Co

Woodmen Camp 886 Hosts Entertaining Evening

Woodmen of the World Camp No 886 held a dance and entertainment at the hall. By eight o clock every seat was filled. A minstrel program opened the program and impressed locals with amateur talent. Dancing continued until midnight after the show.

Seattle carpenters aim for higher pay with Feb 1 start

Builders and Traders Exchange decides to meet carpenters halfway. Contractors agree to raise the wage to 3.00 per day on new work from Feb 1, while ongoing jobs stay at the old rate. Union officials threaten independent contracts if a fair deal isn’t reached.

Builders’& Traders’ Exchange Seattle Carpenters’ Union H. B Wm. HH. White J. Co. Redna Siders & Traders’ Exchange Beattie Builders’ Exchange

Ocotchman in Trouble in Spokane

John Duncan a bootoom miner aged thirty? is under arrest here on the charge of forging the name of Jay B Graves to a check for 147 dollars and passing the worthless paper on Win Goddard.

Spokane John Duncan Jay BP. Graves Win Goddard

Castle Rock Signals From Cape Deale For Report on Voyage

The British ship Castle Rock, two days from Hong Kong to Victoria, signalled at Cape Deale seeking report. Reinsurance was quoted at 1b per cent.

Balm Deadlock Persists in Senate Vote

Balm Oregon January 25 There is no change in the senatorial vote and the situation appears to be settling into a prolonged deadlock.

Carrie Nation Arrives in Hope Recalled by Temperance Rally

Carrie Nation visited He Inet by night and left today without harming property. The event, organized by a Temperance League none affiliated, drew about 100 onlookers and two escorts. Nation refused breakfast alleging poison and feared a mob as she was escorted to the train.

Hope Kaa Mra Carrie Nation Tnvst A Temperance League Oxiata Nation

Jas Howard to Face Hearing on Burglary Charge

Jas Howard will be given a hearing before Judge George this afternoon on a burglary charge.

Jas. Howard George

Markets Activity Steady Amid California Steamer Goods Arrivals

Busy morning on West Street as steamer goods from California enter markets. Fresh vegetables including cabbage cauliflower Brussels sprouts artichokes head lettuce radishes string beans cream squash and celery move well at prevailing prices. Orange cars arrived yesterday and last night while one car each of potatoes and sweet potatoes reach Seattle docks. Trade improves after a quiet day, with poultry and dairy items in limited supply and prices noted for grain hay and dressed poultry.

Agricultural market prices and poultry standings in Washington

The listing shows per unit prices for Sweet potatoes onions peppers and squash, dairy items like butter and cheese, eggs and poultry with weights and prices, beef, mutton and veal cuts, and various produced goods. It includes market notes on New York and Seattle wheat markets with fiber about No 1 club and milling grades.

Washington Lawa California Roquefort New York Waite Limburger Rick Wallie Mwian

Jealous Lover Kills Two Then Ends Own Life

In Denver at the Hotel Baxton Claude Heider shot Emma Douglas a divorced woman and Harry R Haley then killed himself. Emma Douglas will recover while Haley is fatally wounded. John Alford is reported missing from his California house room.

Denver Col Emma Douglas Harry R. Haley Claude Heider Heider Baxton Thin City Douglas John Alford California

Oxen Advise For Alaska Prospects And Expeditions

A. J. Moala plans moving north from Alken with ten oxen and two men to work near Valdes. Locals praise oxen over horses for Alaska work and hardship. Prospectors aim to reach Valdes via a new government glacier trail road into the country.

A. J. Moala Alken Fonteht Moule Valdes Alaska

Going to the Show at the White Horse Tavern

The Star promotes Ita 49 carriers performing at the White Horse Tavern tonight. They will occupy seats in the parquet for an evening entertainment.

The Star Ita White Horse Tavern

Philippine commission report to Congress on Philippine governance

A lengthy Philippine commission report sent to Congress argues that despite witness bias the masses are ignorant and credulous, justifying a heavily limited electoral franchise. It notes a desire for peace under US supremacy and a drop in insurgent activity following the election result.

Washington, D. C Philippine Commission Congress United States

Congress faces army bill report and Philippines independence bid

Washington reports a conference report on the army reorganization bill submitted to both houses. The document notes 114 differences resolved. Senator Towne introduces a Philippines independence resolution to be used as a speech text before his Senate departure. Senator-elect Clapp heads to the capital to take his seat.

Washington D. C House Senate Towne Philippines Clapp

Bizarre Fruit and Produce Quotations From Historical Notice

A scrambled listing of produce prices and items including lemons, limes, apples, oranges, cranberries, pineapples, melons, and greens. Miscoded figures show units per box, per canoe, per ton, or per sack with varied currency symbols. many entries are garbled or incomplete.

Lodging House Listings Offer Strong Returns for Investors

Too late to classify advertising notes lodging houses priced from $900 to $2000 with 6 to 19 rooms, listing clear profits and rent ranges. The broker T. P. McConnell & Co. offers loans and inventories properties including bays, stores, saloons, restaurants, houses, lots, farms, and acreage at 1391% Second Ave.

T. P. McConnell & CO Second Ave

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Northwest Ball League Washington Volunteers MR. O'Brien TY Eipel Marine News Suede Hyades Bas Francisco Joy United 6 Sewar Quartermaster Harbor Gen. Randall Grand Opera House Newport Sails Woodmen Ranke Hall Ocotchman Castle Rock Oregon Jimmy Ashington Ise Cuckena Nye Ucks Lle Dale She Baillargeon Errno Leven Wee Stolting 1St M K. W Seattle Electric Co Seattle Gas Atwood Leif 24 Ave Columbia Savon Matheson Bros. Grocers Fike Street Second Ava Kona Coffee Fastindia Tel. Green Pike Street Ysja Chandlery VAL Slaves COR Jackson Junk Department Yesler Dock PR. C. A. Gay Second Avenue Corner Marion Seattle Transfer Co Main Merrick Monarch Ens American Clothier VE First Ave Penn Mutual Life Howard Building Mutual Life Building Portland, Or Lades Castle Oy Cutts Queen City Steam Laundry Pike Conners Ar de Sen Miles & Piper A. T. Lundberg Pike St Masonic Temple Tell
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