Lord Silverdate Weds Lady Helen Stewart at St Peter's Church
Young Lord Silverdate and Lady Helen Stewart married at St Peter's Church in Aton Square. The ceremony was led by the Primate of England with a full choral service. The bride wore white satin trimmed with Brussels lace once worn by her mother and grandmother. A crowd of about 6,000 attended the arrivals and a jewel casket associated with Stavordale was shown to guests after a cab mishap. Gifts included a sapphire and diamond crescent from the Prince and Princess of Wales and other royal and noble pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Silverdate
Helen Stewart
Lord Londonmlerry
St. Peter's Church
Aton Square
Primate of
Stavordale
Prince and Princess of Wales
Antrim
Lord Ilchester
Lady Hehester
Community social events across January and February
Mrs M Westerman to host Entre Nous Whist Club on January 2 at 100 Fifth Avenue. Queen Anne Social Club gathers January 29 at Queen Anne Clubhouse for cards and dancing. Nordics concert February 17 at Grand Opera House promises a superb show. Anna Brown and Patella Fisher hosted January night at 540 Twenty-second Avenue South. Mrs L M Wood hosted a whist party on Thursday at Second Avenue and Vine Street. Grace M E Church served a bountiful supper amid bad weather. L Allegro Club plans a dance January 29 at Littie’s Hall. Saxton Women’s Relief Corps No 3% holds event January TM at Ranke’s Hall. Catholics plan Botany program with dance floor cleared. Mrs Alfa V Freeman marks her 85th birthday Friday at home 16 Franklin Avenue from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. No invitations issued. friends welcome.
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M. Westerman
Fifth Avenue
Queen Anne Social Club
Queen Anne Club
Grand Opera House
Anna Brown
Patella Fisher
Cinch
Fisher
Twenty-second Avenue South
L. M. Wood
Second Avenue
Vine Street
Grace M. EB. Church
L’allegro Club
Littie'’s
Saxton Women's Relief Corps
Ranke's Hall
Order of
Alfa V. Freeman
Tso Franklin Avenue
Sunday Church Services and Events Spotlight
Sunday observances fill church calendars with sermons on William Ellery Channing and Robert Burns at First Unitarian and Plymouth Congregational. St Mark's and Trinity hold union services after the destruction of Trinity. Col Holt to lecture on Woman's Sacrifice at Taylor Congregational. Special evangelistic meetings begin at Second Presbyterian led by Frank Dixon and Rev. W. A. Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Unitarian Church
W. D. Simonds
William Elery Channing
Robert Burns
Plymouth Congregational
W. Hi. G. Temple
God
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
J.P. D. Llwyd
Li A. m
H. H. Gowen
Geuvehwi
Bat
First Baptist Church
Louis S. Bowerman
Lutheran Church
E. Een
W A. Spaulding
One Battery
Wet Methodist Episcopal Church
H. D. Brown
McKinney
Col. Holt
St. Mark's
Trinity
Mathews
C. J. Holt
Taylor Congregational Church
Corher Taylor Avenue
Thomas Trent
Second Presbyterian Church
Frank Dixon
Spokane
W. A. Major
Community religious notices in South Seattle churches
Sunday events include Epworth League and W C T U officer elections at Wesley church with a 6 30 p m start church Bible study on Wednesdays and a 11 a m children’s meeting A large crowd attends frat meetings while Queen City Theosophical Society plans a 7 30 p m discussion at Pioneer block Also Foresters hall hosts a spiritual lecture by Charles Anderson and United Presbyterian Endeavor Societies plan a union service with R R A George leading
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Areula Haffidita
Wesley Church
A. O
Mra
F. A. Schwager
Yeegremnve Spiritualiat
Foresters Hall
First Avenue
Charles Anderson
Christian Endeavor
United Presbyterian Church
A. George
Markets Open Quiet With Limited Poultry Trade
The markets opened with subdued activity as demand for produce was small and poultry and butter sales limited. A later uptick in trade increased volume while prices stayed steady. Weather warming is expected to keep prices unchanged. The San Francisco steamer arrived yesterday but goods remained in warehouses overnight.
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San Francisco
Prices for fruits vegetables dairy and meats catalogued
A dense listing of market quotes for produce and dairy items. Apples, oranges, pears, cranberries, grapes, and tropicals show per unit prices. vegetables like potatoes, beets, carrots, lettuce, cabbage, peppers, and onions include per sack per case rates. Live poultry, eggs, butter, cheese, and various meats close with regional prices and dock rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Creamer Tea
Washington
Eastern
New York
Wisconsin
National Catholic Federation Meeting in Columbus
Members of the executive committee of the National Federation of Catholic societies arrive in Columbus for the general meeting at the Chittenden. This first gathering since the December Cincinnati organizing convention will work on a constitutio n to be printed and circulated among confederated societies. The Catholic Federation of Ohio will hold a meeting in conjunction with the committee session.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Federation of Catholic Societies
Chittenden
Federaon
Cincinnati
Catholic Federation of Ohio
Are You Always Able To Find What You Want At Bartell Drug Co
A historical ad proclaims Bartell Drug Co as the only drug store not in the Trust and highlights price comparisons. It lists items such as Porous Plaster Laxative Bromo Quinine Miles Nervine and Swamp Root with Trust price references and our lower prices. The tone defends independent supply amid Trust pressure.
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Bartell Drug Co
Trust
Berlin Cloak and Salt Co
Suburban Green Lake H Hillman Petition for Car Line Extension
Six hundred residents signed a petition for a Woodland Park car line extension, with efforts to reach 1,000 signatures before presenting to the city council. Vandalism reported as Kenwood sidewalk block torn up by youths. Reverend Edwin A Burrows presiding elder duties for Beat tle district. to preach at Issaquah and Kent meetings. Election results show W D Harris reelected superintendent. others listed. Local incidents include a burglary thwarted by proprietor with a gun and coal theft from a schoolhouse. Beattie Electric's bridge work advances, enabling park access for future passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hillman
C. D. Hillman
California
Woodland Rk
Kenwood Avenue
Edwin A. Burrows
Beattle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilmot Whitferd
Issaquah
Kent
A. J. Whiteld
Asbury Methodist Episcopaliy
W. D. Harris
J. Rh. Bowdish
A. L. Baldwin
D. M. Card
Arxbrid
Ontario
Mies Allee Monroe
Malcolm Stewart Heace
John
Dulath
Minn
Canal Committee Sets Weekly Meetings at Butler Hotel
The Lake Washington canal committee of the chamber of commerce will meet every Tuesday at 12 50 o clock at the Butler hotel for luncheon. The committee will stay in touch with Washington affairs affecting the canal and discuss matters at these weekly gatherings.
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Lake Washington Canal
Chamber of Commerce
Butler Hotel
Washington, D. C
City Chamber To Meet On Weed Jensen Charges
The chamber of commerce committee will convene at 4 30 next Monday to decide action on charges filed by L M Weed against Harbormaster Jensen. Also notes Spinning bicycle repairs and Dr Waggoner dentist Globe block Fletcher Carpenter Realty firm.
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Chamber of Commerce
L. M. Weed
Jensen
Police Notes Highlight Local Thefts and Suspects
Joe O Neil identified by Sergeant Powers as the man who stole an overcoat after his arrest by Officer Burkman. W A Mcdonald requests help locating a trunk left with an expressman at the depot. W Wilkins reports his 14 year old son left home with mandolin and clothes and should be picked up. J Preston known as the Mys terious Kid and Cr Byrne jailed on vagrancy charges. Hurns once arrested for highway robbery named dangerous. John Lempke fined 25 dollars plus costs for assault on Edwin J Smith.
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Joe O'Neil
Burkman
Mike Powers
Walla Walla
W. A. Mcdonald
Summit Avenue
Thureday
McDonald
W. Wilkins
Reventh Avenue
Mr. Wilkins
J. Preston
Cr. J. Byrne
Adama
Hubbard
Preston
Hurns
John Lempke
Justice Cann
Edwin J. Smith
Lord Rosslyn Seeks Divorce in Edinburgh Hearing
Lord Rosslyn filed for divorce from Lady Rosslyn in Edinburgh as she did not answer, a default judgment expected. An arrangement reportedly covers custody of two children Rosabelle Millicent aged 11 and Lord Loughborough aged 10. The case recalls the cited "system" used to attempt to break the bank at Monte Carlo.
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Pollard
Tommy Atkins
Madge Woodgan
Virginia
Daphne Pollard
Jefferson de Angelis
Edinburgh
Rosslyn
Rosabelle Millicent
Lord Loughbough
Lord Rosslyn
Monte Carlo
Alice Rubber Mill Shuts Down in Woonsocket
The Alice Rubber Mill of the Woonsocket Rubber Company ceased operations today. Owned by the United States Rubber Company, it typically employed around 200 workers, with overproduction in the past three years cited as a contributing factor.
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Woonsocket, RR. L
Woonsocket Rubber Company
United States Rubber Company
Patrolman Benedict resigns from Beattie force in 1900s career
Patrolman FE W Benedict, on Beattie police force since 1900, tenders his resignation to Chief Bullivan. He plans to move to Eastern Washington to start a new business after an excellent police record. Sterling Pianon, Rejcherts'110 Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. Benedict
Beattie
Bullivan
Benedict
Washington
Ale
Washington Volunteers Banquet Plans at Rainier Grand
The Washington Volunteers' Association outlines its third anniversary banquet program to be held at the Rainier Grand on Tuesday February 4 1902. The order lists Major Lewin K Dawson toastmaster Brigadier General Charles King Colonel William J Fife and others with protocol details and assignments.
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Washington Volunteers’ Association
Rainier Grand
Prosraim Aa
Lewin RK. Dawson
Fred Dale Wood
Our Oldan
Charles King
William J. Fife
Santa Anat’ Firet
Frank Coombr
Dr Carr Removed to Globe Block Incident
A report notes Dr Carr removed to Globe block near Firet and Madison with contact phone John 2 1 9 1. The fragmentary entry records a medical or emergency movement tied to a street location and a listed phone contact.
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Dr. Carr
Globe Block
Firet and
Madison
John
Busy Store Pre Inventory Sale Inducements Listed
The note outlines sample inducements from Busy Store pre inventory sale aimed at attracting customers. It mentions offers designed to draw attention to discounts and limited-time deals within the store’s promotional period.
Saturday Night Specials Offer Amid Weather Inconvenience
An unusually large batch of Saturday Night Specials is offered tonight to offset weather-related inconvenience. The notice states delivery conditions and prices, and excludes Gay Night Specials from delivery.
Door Mata and Mats Sale Posters for Saturday Night
Readable items list various mats including Small Cocoa Door Mata 14x26 and Plain Brush Mat 20x24 for Saturday night. Also mentions The Nubber Mat 17x36 and Grass Matting. Local sale items priced but unclear.
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Mata
Square
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
F. X. Prefontaine
Sacred Heart Church
George Hil
Church of the Immaculate Conception
R. Swere
Episcopal Union
Thomas
Weasley Methodist Episcopal Church
Euth
Puget Sound
Seattle
Eater Fresh Ranch
Ewe Washington
C. Eyes
Ralph Stuart
Manhattan Company
Senator
Kallman
Manhattan
Stuart
Third Avenue Theater
Myron B. Rice
India
Mr. Rice
Barbara Frietchie
the Grand
James Neill
Neill
Wagner
Fleet Regiment
Violet Abrams
Weber
the Catholic Federation
The
Truat
Green Lake
Prem
Coergetowa
Jameson
South Park
Beattie Electric Company
the Canal Committee
Dr. Waggoner
Quaker Drug CO
Globe Building
Se, Worth
Rainier
Kirk
Firat Ave
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co
Patroman Benedict
Sterling Pianon
Rejcherts
Union
Washington Volunteers
Hutchins
Sora Ater Ort
Wm. L. Lemon
Chow
Cal Weldon
D.S. Johnston
Burke Building
Geo.ff. Woodhouse Co
Garland
Second Ave
Seattile
Alaska
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglass
Pike Street
Packer
Jaynes
Florida
Carter
Paine
Swift
Scott
Pierce
Golden Medical
Telephone
Matin
E. Co
Pike St
Bon Marche
Harvard Dental
German Bakery
Harvard
Snyder
Bitchild
Yesler Way
Eversole
James
Drue
Third Ave
Corner Union
Seattle Transfer Co
PAS
Tol
Main
Ava
Falolrick & Nelson - Fine Furniture
Sae Wilton
Ugs
Rand and Leopold
Luce Furniture Co
Grand Rapids
Buckley Bros
Gendron
Grand Rapids Chair Co
Majestic Kitchen
Majestic Steel
Globe Werniche Boon
Frederick & Nelson Complete House Furnishers
Madison and Spring Sts
Great Army of
A. Lindawer
Shamek Umbrella Hospital
First Ave
H. T. Turner
Hinckley Block
Remington
E. C Niles
Cherry St
ERNST
Pike Street Bros. Tel. Geeaail
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply
Columbia Street
Perry Pictures
Alfred S. Witter
Second
Pioneer Square
SentYe
Dental Farlors
Fourth and Streets
Portland
First Pioneer Square
Howard
Bins Medes Hanes
Schuchard Optical Co
Eye Specialists
Butler
Bogrodto
John M. Davis
Pioneer Bioek
Emmey & sSiowanrt
Third Avenue
Columbia &Thephone Main
Wash
Tri Tom Om
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