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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1902

Page

1

Controversy at St. Mark's as Guild Excursion Sparks Rift

A dispute over seating on the Spokane excursion for St. Mark's parishioners leads to accusations against Mrs. J. C. Haines for favoring society members. Seventeen members plan to leave the church, with six more undecided, amid claims of caste bias during luncheon sittings and social autocracy.

J. €. Haines St. Marks Victoria Spokane St. Mark's Mellius J. P. D. Llwyd St. Mark’s Llwyd S Guild P Esses Unas J. C. Haines Guild St. 'S Proby Trinity Parish Church H. H. Gowan St. Mark's Wade Steamer

Silk Dyers Strike Turmoil Ends in Riot at Paterson Mills

In Paterson New Jersey a five week strike by silk dyers split into squads and visited mills. A riot injured several, including a policeman and four strikers, with windows shattered and machinery damaged. Authorities struggled as mobs moved between mills and a mass meeting was held. Extra shots were fired.

Patercom Amythus Arun Riverside

Stewart and Lawson Face Trial in Medical Conspiracy

The trial of Dr. J. G. Stewart and Dr. Laweon began in the district court before Judge Griffin. Prosecutors allege a scheme to obtain exam questions from the state medical board through Fred C. Braid, with Lawson and Stewart accused of a planned conspiracy and deception involving $1,090 in funds.

J. G. Stewart Laweon All of Court Ee Lawson Poser Fred C. Braid Mancow Seattle Stewart Braid Fulton Omen Conan Tentete Virald Picard Wilson State Board Wilreon Medical Board Faben

Convicts Escape Pursuit Follows Across Lewis River

Vigilant militiamen from Vancouver pursue two fugitives who escaped from a farm near La Center. The pair fled toward Amboy after crossing the Lewis River, abandoning stolen horses and changing shoes to elude hounds. Guards are tightened at Reed’s and Heikman’s ranches as the search widens toward Pioneer and Ridgefield.

Merril Kaurier Toke Rathben la Center Vancouver Broughton Ford Poly Lewte River Lewteville Reed Heikman Rock Creek Te Pera Merrill Lewis River Pioneer Sreshe Amboy

Couple Reunited Briefly in Prison Visit

At 10 this morning Paul Underwood and his wife met briefly in a prison visit at the sheriff's office. The wife spoke with relief as he described his forest days and his capture, while authorities confirmed the meeting was allowed to occur under guard.

Underwood Paul Ieee Io Te Ee Bary Underwood Park Cudihee Lien

Coal Strike Looms Over 300000 Miners If Soft Coal Strike Extends

Wilkes Barre report wires a call by President Mitchel for a joint convention of hard and soft coal miners in Indianapolis at the earliest moment. A sympathetic soft coal strike could halt the entire U S coal industry and press for a quick settlement with hard coal workers. Operators Baer and Fowler insist no concessions be offered and unionists must return to work unchanged. Secretary Wilson sets July 17 for the joint convention in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Wilkesbarre Mitchel Hae United States United Mine Workers Mitchell Pacific Northwest Mine War of America New York Baer Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Fowler New York, Ontario & Western Ind Wilson

President Roosevelt faces Cuba reciprocity delay likely

Washington reports indicate a Republican Senate conference will postpone the Cuba reciprocity question to the next session. Four of five Republican senators are expected to back a resolution authorizing Roosevelt to negotiate a reciprocity treaty with Cuba. Sugar production and shipments in Cuba are also noted amid the diplomatic move. A separate Navy action confirms Captain Clark of Oregon as rear admiral and favors Schley’s adjusted retirement pay.

Washington D. C Senate Roosevelt Cuba Sam Havana Cube United States Clark Oregon Schley Committee On Naval Affairs Coronado Beach

Fire Rages in German Coal Mine Trapping Miners

A fire in a coal mine at Hungen Hesse fires up today as 80 miners are believed dead. Rescuers struggle to reach the trapped workers as mine outlets remain blocked by explosions.

Berlin Hungen Hesse

Disbrow’s Confession Linked to Drowning Tragedy

New York report states Louie Disbrow gave a coroner statement about the drowning of Mies Dimple Lawrence and Clarence Foster. He claims he loved the girl and defended her against Poster, a fight ensued, they disappeared, and he left to vanish after stealing checks. A Portland report notes the Oregon Pioneer Association’s 80th annual convention in session with officer elections tonight.

New York Louie Disbrow Mies “Dimple Lawrence Clarence Foster Disbrow Foster Dishrow the Star Portland Ore The Oregon Pioneer Association

Corn Market Turmoil Grips Chicago Trading Post

On June 18 the July corn futures rose to 69 cents, up 1 percent from last night’s close, as the Gates crowd sought to corner the supply. Heavy selling by elevator men pressured the market, ending at 66.5 cents.

Chicago Board of Trade John W. Gates

Mob tries to lynch murderer in Vincennes

A mob of about 900 men tried to lynch William’s son in Vincennes Indiana this morning. Police and fire departments repulsed the effort and Edson was taken to Terre Haute for safety. Several mob members were roughly handled during the clash.

Vincennes Ind William’ Son Edson Terre Haute

Glasgow Move Aims to Consolidate 98 Scotch Collieries

A proposal has been officially made to amalgamate 98 Scotch collieries with the object of ousting the American coal Europe.

Glasgow Europe

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