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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1901
Page
3
Thieves broke into Dr M C Hastings residence at 221 First Avenue West early today. Two men entered the sleeping room, demanded they get under the covers, and searched the house, taking a geld watch and rings valued at 225 dollars. Hastings notified police, suspects not identified.
Glowing reports from the Porcupine district on the steamer Dolphin describe renewed faith after a probationary period. CC H Gibbons notes a week’s work by three men yielding nearly $5000 as paystreaks widen and miners press claims since 1898 amid early diggings at Discovery.
The fourth game of the series is set for this afternoon at Eee park. St St Vrain will pitch for the visitors and Harmon for the home team. The finale begins at 3 15 this afternoon.
The Seattle Elks No. 2 schedule a challenged baseball game against the Los Angeles Elks at Athletic Park on Tuesday in July.
A mentally sound Japanese man, Sakiri, is confined at Steilacoom hospital after an alleged window breaking at the Northern Pacific ticket office. He attacked a deputy at the jail and was rearrested, while a companion remained with a mistaken identity.
Westminster Presbyterian Rev H W Gilchrist leads services with sermons The Institutions Church and The Gospel for Alaska Miss Margaret Howley speaks on Work in Christian Endeavor at Nome Grace M E Church Rev W H Selleck preaches Malfication Through the Tath and The Wage and the Gift Battery Street M B E Church Rev H D Brown topics Love of God and the Holy Man Keeping Gods Commandments Second Presbyterian Rev W A Major sermon Man That Which Enables Him and The Wedding Ring First M E Church Rev E M Randall services A Life and Perfect on First M P Church Rev T P Revelle Valleys and Its Shadows and The Citizens Guide to Duty in the Present Crisis First Unitarian Rev W D Simonds Seventh Ave
Listings show multiple Seattle churches with sermons and services throughout the day. Notable events include morning and afternoon messages at Swedish Baptist, Trinity Parish, and various congregations, plus a summer suspension of theater services at an unspecified venue and a vigil for Montana robbers.
This morning showed one of the week’s most active sessions on the avenue as prices remained firm with little change for fruits and produce. A corrected daily note lists green fruit, citrus, berries, and vegetables with extensive price details and a separate dock or car price rundown for grains hay and dairy items.
Mrs J F Weedin wife of a police patrol wagon driver suffered serious injuries from an explosion near Green Lake. A quantity of sulphur and tach exploded near her hand, tearing two bones.
Early July weddings include Herbert Odell and Gertrude M Rhoades of Sacramento California July 1, Albert Miner Austin of Seattle and Miss Josie G Lewis of Fairbault Minnesota July Frederick W Onborne and Miss Amanda Berg of Beattie at 194 Pike Street. Rev Edwin M Randall of the First Methodist officiated. Will A Robinson and Mme Mamie Wright of Chelan wed last Tuesday evening at 830 Thirty-fifth Avenue residence.
A fragmented display lists dairy and poultry categories from Cheese Native Washington. It mentions fresh ranch items, dressed poultry including turkeys and chickens, live stock such as ducks calves hogs sheep lambs, with various percentages and quantities implied.
"Skookum Jim" partner of "Tagieh Charlie" in the KBonanza claim will visit Beattle this summer. Charlie and his son Bonanza have been in Beattle ten days and will stay two weeks longer before returning to manage the claim while Jim comes out. Charlie, Jim, and George McCormick were pioneer operators in the Klondike and among Dawson's founders.
The party led by Hon. T. K. Burton travels by special trains and steamers from Portage to Golf and Country club, Snoqualmie Falls, and Beattie with planned meals, lake trips, and harbor chapters. Attendees include Hon. Walter Reeves and other state representatives, with ladies accompanying.
Mefford testified that after a confrontation at Guy's store a gunfire erupted near his head. He described a struggle over a pistol involving Tom and John Considine while Meredith fled and Mrs Meredith appeared nearby. Crandall corroborated rushing into the store during the incident.
A long list of distinguished guests from New York Oregon Massachusetts Wisconsin Alabama Arkansas Texas and more including Bartholdi the sculptor plans to support the Liberty statue project. The famous artist promises to assist and will send a communication read by Mrs. Dunbar editor of The Bohemian next Wednesday at the July High Links gathering.
In a tense session, Mefford faced Con ardine while authorities described a dazed condition after an explosion. Officer Devan struggled to detain Meredith as defense seeks Sheriff Cudihee corroboration. inquiry adjourned until afternoon.
Evening sale at 303 Pike Street features new bath houses at Madrona Villa. Special sale advertised with contact M. 1D. Johnson Co. offers millinery salts skirts and walate at 1107 Second Ave.
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