Seattle Star publication data and distribution notice
Fragmentary OCR listing for the Seattle Star with address hints in New York Chicago and Washington. Mentions mailing rate twenty five cents per month and delivery terms unclear.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR listing for the Seattle Star with address hints in New York Chicago and Washington. Mentions mailing rate twenty five cents per month and delivery terms unclear.
A commentary argues Spain's young king Alfonso must marry a princess to stabilize the throne. It notes the burden of a shaky succession, a weak constitution, and health concerns across European royal houses. The piece hopes a marriage born of affection could bring happiness to a monarch long unhappy.
July 6 story reports the king’s Dinner for London’s submerged tenth proceeded despite illness. 7,000 stewards organized meals across hundreds of halls feeding half a million people, with music hall performances and souvenirs, including cups by Doulton and a photo design of the king and queen.
Gloversville New York July 6 an electric railway wreck on a steep mountain curve killed eleven and injured at least fifty. A car ran away while descending and crashed into a second car sending both down the grade. Many victims were women and unidentified, with rapid speeds suggested by the 1000 foot descent in four miles.
From morning to night Pike Street became a bustling hub as thousands joined parades bands firework displays and confetti drenched celebration. City officials police and the Pike Street celebration committee led events with speakers including Walter S Fulton and Meyer Humes amid rain and a busy program of acrobats tug of war and other contests along Fourth and Second avenues.
The largest Fourth of July ball in Seattle history was held last night in the Armory under Western Central Labor Union auspices. About 890 couples danced until late as part of the big celebration. Frank A. Rust, secretary of the union, led the grand march with Wagner's Orchestra providing the music.
Miss M Hansard entertains friends at her Harvard avenue apartments in honor of Mr and Mrs B Graves of Olympia. Grand ball in Hawkes hall attracts a large crowd while Seattle guests attend a black diamond lodge pres in Wear Seattle. Signor D Auria moves to Wear Seattle summer home. Miss Ethel Kahl sails to Berlin for music studies with her brother Clay. Caledonian Club hosts a brilliant ball in Germania hall.
In a church column, Rev. Mathews preaches at Homeward Lakes and Baptism is set for 3 p m. The Zion church of the Evangelical Association lists a German sermon at 11 a m and an English sermon at 3:40 p m. Trinity Parish presented a sermon titled The Rose of.
A chaotic 1900s style newspaper item advertises easy home loans using contracts that let buyers own a home with low payments while promising building loans. Also listed are boarding house offers, auctioneers, lawyers, and furniture sales with various terms and locations around Green Lake and Seattle.
The notice lists church services across denominations including Baptist, Free Methodist and Roman Catholic at multiple parishes with mass times, Sunday school, and benediction. Also covered are twilight services, tent meetings by Reverend Rees, sacred concerts, and evening lectures by Knox and other speakers. Additional naval weekend trips are announced with sail times and a round trip fare.
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