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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1901
Page
3
Identified burglars linked to Cumberland and Leary saloon raids
John Brown and Joe Winski held at Boyerett on burglary linked to Cumberland saloon robbery on April 1. Suspected ties to Leary hold-up where $2500 was taken from Harry Collins. Cumberland keeper John Kinhurst identifies the pair. Descriptions and money suggest a wider gang with many attorneys and travel to Everett and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Joe Winski
Boyerett
Cumberland
Leary
Harry Collina
John Kinhurst
Harry Collins
Everett
Cudihee
Zimmerman
Snohomish County
Aga Tien
Cumberland Pa
Winski
Siberia
San
Handsome Kaga Maru Arrives at Great Northern Pier
Yusen Kaisha’s new Hong Kong to Seattle mail steamer Kaga Maru arrived from Hongkong this morning and tied at Smith’s core near the Great Northern pier. Capt J W Ekstrand, praised as the Commodore of all Japan, commands the vessel first foreign rigged ship with a Japanese crew to leave Japanese waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yusen Kaisha
Hongkong
Great Northern
Smith's
J. W. Ekstrand
Japan
New Money Order Law Expands to Ca and Cuba
New regulations extend the reduced money order system to Canada and Cuba, replacing costly international orders. The Seattle and Nome offices report rising activity with large sums, and postmaster Stewart promises flexible options including cash substitutes. The Seattle Art League seeks a model for a heroic statue titled The Queen City of the Northwest under Will Carson’s supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Victoria
Vancouver
B.C
Dominion of Canada
New Foundland
King Edward VII
Canada
Seattle
A Points
Nome
Stewart
Colbett
Dawson Ower
Alaska
Seattl
Posetmaater Stewart
New York
United States
Seattle Art League
Northwest
Will Carson
Rainier Grand
Diverse Names Listed Across Hotels and Diler Entries
The fragment shows a roster of individuals tied to hotels and the Diler, including residents and officials such as Puget Mill Co. personnel, Port Gamble, Port Townsend, Spokane, Bremerton, and several named figures like A. M. Gordon, Mrs Helena Anderson, Judge Wim Galbraith, and G W Rucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier Grand
The
Diler
Fred Drew
Puget Mill Co
Port Gambie
G. A. Vital
Hosmand
B. C
G. W. Rucker
Waterville
Wash
Wim. G. Galbraith
Bremerton
D. M. Donnelly
Woolley
Fort Healy
Lower
Tolt
H. H. Liocyd
California
Wait. R. Morgan
Cashier
Black Tiamond
A. ©. Jones
Vashon College
Burton
Dawson
A. Hay
Supplies for Wild Goose Company Arrives for Contract
Assistant Secretary Russell of the Wild Goose Mining Co. arrives from San Francisco and stays at the Butler. He awaits the secretary to finalize contracts for 60 tons of supplies to be sent north for the company’s use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
The
Wild Goose Mining Co
San Francisco
the Butler
Mrs. Timmons Arrested For Liquor Sale at West Seattle Beach
Mrs. Timmons was arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriff Wilson for selling liquor on West Seattle beach. It is the first arrest after the Law and Order league of West Seattle started actions to curb promiscuous liquor sales there. She posted a $5 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Timmons
Wilson
West Seattle
Law and Order League of
Timmona
Pretty Girls Will Dance at Beattie Armory Ball
Machinist Thurman Jones promotes a large charity ball at the Beattie Armory next Monday night. Tickets go for 80 cents, with proceeds expected to attract big crowds from local unions and the city’s skilled labor community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Jones
Armory
Beattie
Second Avenue
Mr. Jones
Seattle
Jones
Chinese Demands Half Million in Butte Outrage Claims
Washington July 16 through Minister Wu Ting Fang the Chinese government has filed indemnity claims totaling about 500000 dollars over alleged outrageous treatment of Chinese residents in Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wu Ting Fang
Butte, Mont
Five Days Jail For Disord erly Man In Blackchapel District
J. Breyer was arrested by Officer Fletcher in the Blackchapel district on a disorderly conduct charge. He evaded questions about his identity and his behavior in court led to a five day jail term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er. J. Breyer
OM. Cer Fletcher
Blackchapel
George
Judge Griffin Tells How Meredith Met His Death
Testimony from witnesses recounts a gunman confrontation at a store near Occidental avenue and Yee ler way. John Considine fired multiple shots, Meredith collapsed after blows to the head, and investigators describe movements across the store and involves in the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Griffin
Meredith
Breed
John Considine
Tom
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Lewie
Mr. Meredith
Mr. Fulton
Mr. Lewin
Griffin
Tag Considine
Lewis
A. G. Lane
Occidental Avenue
Yeeler Way
Tom Comaldine
Lane
Tommy Bevan
Small Fire Extinguished at King Street Shack
A fire alarm from box 66 at about 11 am sent the department to King Street where an old shack burned briefly but no damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Street
Petition Filed In Federal Court To Declare James Nealy Bankrupt
A federal court petition was filed today seeking a declaration of bankruptcy for James Nealy. The filing indicates a creditor action and the formal start of the bankruptcy proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nealy & Bankrupt
Reporters notes on deaths and funerals in South Seattle
J Dougherty eight died in South Seattle. Remains at Bonney and Stewart. Funeral for Lumber Birrat at Tonney and Stewart s at 6 40 p m attended by National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers of America. Remains to be shipped to Fergua Pall Minnesota for interment. Funeral of Willie Allen son of Joseph Allen from 16 Harvard Avenue North at 2 00 p m burial Lakeview Cemetery. Funeral of Mia Dora BE Bruce died at Seattle General Hospital on July 6 shipped to Mt Vernon this morning. Funeral of Jesse Th Combe from family residence at 12948 Main Street in the afternoon. Harness Makers union attended in a body burial at Lakeview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonney & Stewart's
National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers of America
Fergua Pall
Minn
Willie Allen
Joseph Allen
Harvard Avenue North
Lakeview Cemetery
Mia
Dora BE. Hruce
Seattle General Hospital
Tonhey & Stewart
Mt. Vernon
Jesse Th Combe
Familly Contlence
Main Street
Harness Makers’ Union
Turtal
First Asphalt Shipment Arrives for Summit Avenue Paving
The first asphaltum shipment for Summit avenue district paving reached the port this morning. Two hundred barrels consigned to Alcatras Asphalt Paving Co arrived from San Francisco aboard the steamer Robert Dollar. A second consignment is expected on the next vessel from San Francisco. Also, the revenue cutter Guard docked last night after two months away for refitting and overhaul under Lieut. Weat a in command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Avenua
Alcatras Asphalt Paving Co
San Francisco
Robert Dollar
Lieut. Weat A
Robert Dollar steamer arrives with dynamite and lumber
S. S. Robert Dollar, Capt. Fr. Jereen, arrives after six days from San Francisco. The vessel brings 14 tons of dynamite for the Treadwell mines and 1,000,000 feet of lumber for Honolulu. The latter shipment is transferred to the ship Henry Villard, now loaning 2% barrels of nephalium and 2% tons of general merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dollar
Jereen
San Francisco
Treadwell
Douglas Teland
Honolulu
Menry Villard
Old Soldier Arrested in Grand Larceny Charge
Herman Acherley was arrested by Officer Joan Kelly on grand larceny for stealing from the Market cafe at 11 Marton Street. Police recovered a shotgun rifle musket shears blankets and cigars. Acherley admits taking the goods while under the influence, claims to be a former US marine discharged two years ago for illness. Preliminary hearing before Judge Cann slated for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt
W. J. Peer
Seattle
Sergt. Peer
John Considine
Meredith
Lewis
Dick Burkman
A. F E. Gardner
Lewie
Peer
Seasion
D. Updyke
Guy
Fulton
Herman Acherley
Joan Kelly
Hero Arcused
Marton Street
Acherieys
Acherley
United States Service
Premerton
La Tosca Delights Melbourne McDowell Company
Last night the Melbourne McDowell company staged La Tosca to a large attentive audience. Mer Dowell’s portrayal of the villain drew strong applause and Stone’s La Tosca comment stood out. The company performances were praised and further showings are scheduled through the week including a Saturday matinee. The Searchlight on 16th Avenue continues to draw audiences with Edison moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne McDowell and Company
Rail Line Rates Draw Tireless Public Salvo
Independent agreements on railroad connecting line rates have been reached by several lines. Other carriers are expected to follow, affecting overall transport costs from this point onward.
Funeral of John Grandier Held at Our Lady Church
Funeral services for John Grandier were held yesterday afternoon from the Church of Our Lady of Flood Help. The ceremony was conducted under the auspices of the Hermann Lodge No. 4 and the interment took place at Lake View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grandier
Church of Our Lady of Flood Help
Honer
Hermann Lodge
No. 4
Lake- View Cemetery
Civil Service Exams Held for City Clerk and Claim Agent
Yesterday the civil service examination for the city clerk and the claim agent positions at the municipal court was taken by eight applicants, four for each post.
Reduced Chicago fares likely to drop to four cents
After action by the general traffic association in Chicago, fares from Chicago to Beattie and Spokane are expected to fall to four cents. The NS PF and G N joined the petition for the rate, and their eastern connections support rate reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Traffic Association
Chicago
Beattie
Spokane
NS. PF
G. N
Protect the Grouse? Mercer Island Furor Spurs Reward
King County commissioners move to protect grouse amid growing reports of bird shooting. A bounty of 20 dollars is offered for information leading to the arrest of offenders, with Dame Warden Kelly and deputies named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County
Hirda
Mercer
Tiette
Warden Kelly
Beattle Café Lies in Rainier Motel Cellar Kitchen
A passage describes a restaurant and cafe located in a cellar of the Rainier-Gitand Motel Co with a first floor kitchen praised for ventilation and cooling atmosphere. It claims the cafe is the finest on the Pacific coast with perfect cuisine and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier-Gitand Motel Co
Slickers Benefit Ball at the Armory
A benefit ball to be held July 1 at the Armory. Wagner's Band to perform. Hosted by the Iron Trades Council for machinists builders and molders including pattern makers and blacksmiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Wagner
Iron Trades Council
Machimiate, Builermakerns
Black Aroithe
Don
Quarantine Officer Appointed for Nome
Dr. Dunlap Moore of the United States Marine Corps has been named quarantine officer at Nome. He will sail aboard the Thetis to join the revenue cutter in readiness for the trip. Moore brings extensive experience in contagious diseases and northern conditions, previously serving at Drieh harbor and Port Townsand. He believes emalipox outbreaks may be less apparent at Nome this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap Moore
United States Marine Corps
Nome
Thetis
Moore
Drieh Harber
Port Townsend
Far North
Funeral service for Mrs Amanda C Anderson held at Butterworths chapel
The funeral of Mrs Amanda C Anderson was held yesterday afternoon at Butterworths chapel with Rev. Martin L. Larvoe officiating. Interment followed at Mt. Fleas ant cemetery. Also noted are ads for Madrona Villa baths and a special sale at 1107 Second Ave. Strikers' Hall Armory event listed for Monday July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda C Anderson
Butterworths Chapel
Martin L. Larvoe
Mt. Fleasant Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wae
Tinee
Vell
Ardows
I, Ca
Wrningz
Pally
Tock
Miner
Jas
Long
Stanwood
Wim
Donovan
the Hauewick
W. BE. Sisson
Crantte Falla
Donlon
Portland
O. BK. Dickerman
Sherwood
Py Nolan
W. J. Hobson
Joe Bush
Monte Cristo
C. Shine
Mandon
N. Dakota
J. RA. Hayes
I . Whistler
Odenmas
Ye Smith
Chtef
Pak Ling
Hall
Bertha
Sire
Chas
the Stevens
Bolton
Mra
G. L. Schooling
C. HW. Lebeld
Pullman
Harrisburg
Kittle BH
Rhea
Sparta
Wis
Roderick Sprague
Skagway
J. G. McCain
Madison Hot Spring Hotel
BK. Brown
Juneau
Geo. D. Beott
Kaga Maru
Ball Armory Hall
Considine
W. H. Thompson
Hart
Thompson
Mr. Hart
J. Dougherty
South
Bonney & Stewart
S. S
Seattle Theater
Queen's
Queen
Wallace
Pacific Coast Steamship
Weasel
Raymond Whitcomb
Isusterts
Middle Western
Eittes
Daweon
Rayrmond & Hoyt
Ereen
Ernst Bros
Pike
Tel
Hirsch
Fliat and Pike
Goeoda
Prichard Hardware CO
U. Turner
Hinckley Block
Wes
J. Matzger
A. Lindauer
Suic
Mee Chong & Co
Second Ave
Athion
Ghiannons
Boston Grocery
Annon's Avenue
Keeley Institute
Washington
British Columbia
Kilbourne Ave
Green Lake
Fremont
Bullivan Bullding
G. T. Castle
Mgr
Sroc
Tion
Grace
Kane
Going Northrup & Co
First Avenue
Pancy Books
W.b.hutchinson CO
Ave Union ST
Boston Clothing House
Capital
Seattle, Wash
Mrs. Anderson
Madrona Villa
M. D. Pease- Jonnaon Co
Columbia Grocery Co
Stolting’s Firet M. FE Church
Yesler Way Pharmacy
Presriptions
V. J. T Etevens
Prop
A. Prudhommeaux
Pike Street
Adams
Ladies
Kid West Oxfords
TREEN
Mantel
Mars
C. Miles & Piper
Z. C. Miles & Piper Co
Yesler Way
Pela
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