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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1902

Page

3

Tracy’s Flight a Mystery Deepens in King County

The search for escaped Oregon convict Tracy stalls with no solid clue near Lake Byer Ravensdale and Green River. Two phantom Tracys diverge: one wounded at Pautot home and hiding near Lake Sawyer, the other roaming Muckleshoot and Cascades with aid from accomplices. The public is left to choose which tale holds truth while Sheriff Cudihee waits for a decisive lead.

Tracy Oregon Desperado King County Cudihee Lake Bawyer Ravensdale Auburn Tracys Pautot Lake Sawyer Desaperado A Pose Gold Hill Salem Penitentiary Fleeh Fleet Muckleshoot Natches Cascades Covington Sient Tracey

The Tracy and Merrill Theater Escapade on Third Avenue

The Third Avenue theater plans a new play built from Tracy's exploits starring renamed real actors in the audience. Authors Readick and collaborators completed the outline and script last week with rehearsals starting Thursday. The program also includes U and I at Seattle Theater and the Triumph spectacle featuring young dancers led by Prof. M A Little with Della Spray and Edith McGenevieve Reed among solo performers.

Third Avenue Theater Drew Hassell Beattie Leas Readick Tracy Pister M. A. Little Mise Della Spray Queen of the Fairies Edith McGenevieve Reed Reed Gere McClair Baby Wellborn

Religious Services Across Churches in City

Church notes show schedules at Trinity M E First Presbyterian First Unitarian Market Street Baptist and Trinity Parish with sermons by Rev. Chapin Matthews Gowen Weber and others. Special events include the YWCA reaper services at 4 pm and a silver dollar rally by Mt Zion Baptist to pay $500 on church lot.

Trinity M. E A. B. Chapin Ha. m B. Geilaters la. m First Presbyterian M. A. Matthews R Po Iece Kingdom of Battery Ren D. Brown Lta Jesus First Unitarian W. D. Side Christianity the Fine Arts Market Street Baptist J. B. Weber Trinity Parish H. H. Gowen A. Taranger O. H. Bkothjun Albert Lea Minn Mt. Zion J. &. Allen Portland Newcastle Franklin Ocama Everett Ladies’ Aid Society Old University Colored

Parish Masses and Services at Jackson Street Church

The parish offers high mass at 830 and 1030 am with sermon and benediction. Sunday school follows the children's mass and vesper services occur in the evening. Rev A W Finn presides, with Low Mass at 830 am and 1200 pm and high mass at 1030 am. Services are held temporarily on Jackson Street between 26th and 27th Avenues.

At & P Jennie 8. Clark Theosophical Society Amanda Lodge Third Avenue Sm. m Mra J. N. McBlvain Church of Our Lady of Good Help F. X. Prefontaine Sacred Heart Church George A. Hild A. We Finn Pantor Mare W. J. Meta Jackson Street Twentysixth Twenty-seventh High Mana

Deserting preacher feared with child in Nebraska

A letter to Postmaster Stewart names G. B. Abern a blind preacher from Ulysses Nebraska who deserted his sick wife and took their child. He is thought to be in Seattle. George Hantop is acquitted again in federal court of sending a scurrilous postal card to C. W. Hoynton of Beattie. handwriting expert says the card was written by Haslop who belonged to the First Washington volunteers.

Stewart G. B. Abern Ulysses Neb Seattle George Hantop C. W. Hoynton Beattice Haslop First Washington Volunteers

Socialists Meet in Carter's Hall Tomorrow

The Socialistes gather in Carter's hall tomorrow at 7 p.m. William McDevitt will speak on Specialiam or Socialiaticiam.

Carter's Hall William McDevitt

Mail Box Swindle Returns to Seattle Area

A year after defrauding citizens with undelivered mail boxes, the con artist resumes the scam in Seattle. Postmaster Stewart was alerted by carrier reports and angry residents. The man, from Seattle, operates by taking preorders, charging cash, and issuing US government receipts, sometimes selling up to twenty boxes daily. Meanwhile California Style Up-To-Date advertises a Went Seattle Clubhouse event with barbecue, breakfast, clambake, and a three hour concert by Leuben's Military Band at the ferry landing vicinity. Fletcher & Carpenters promote realty bargains nearby.

Emooth Awindher Seattle Stewart Beattle Windler Conta United States California Went Beattle Ferry Landing Hulthead Leuben

CANGIN CLASSES Evening Beginners at Heen's Geattie School

Private evening classes offered Mondays and Fridays for beginners. Text appears garbled but indicates a private instructor and a fashionable hotel setting associated with Heen's Geattie. No clear dates or names beyond Heen and a hotel.

Heen Geattie Finn End Pee

Electrical Workers' Pionic Por ad see page four

An electrical workers' advertisement appears in the issue, directing readers to page four for the full notice. The item is a brief classified type insert likely promoting a union-related event or recruitment, with limited readable details.

Pionic Por Ad

Piano and organ sales lure buyers at factory direct pricing

The ad boasts full carload shipments direct from factories at half the freight and highlights Chickering pianos Hobart M Cable Kimball Johnston organs. It claims world renowned brands offer the most artistic and durable instruments with prices lower than elsewhere. New pianos at six dollars monthly and Saturday evening hours are noted.

Chickering Pianos Hobart M. Cable Company Kimball Pianos Johnston Company Kimball Organs

Notice of County Hearing and Town Bids Columbia

Notice records a July 1902 county board hearing on a property bid and a separate notice from Columbia Washington for sealed bids by two o clock p m July 102 for Ferdinand Street grading. Bids require a three percent certified check and bid surety. The council may reject all bids.

Columbia County of King State of Washington Ferdinand Street Letitia Brent Mle Poe Fea Zum Then of Columbia A. D

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