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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1902

Page

3

London and Chicago Dispatches Question Plot Against Kinward

Reports from London deny a plot against Kinward and Scotland Yard dismisses rumors as unfounded. In Chicago Major Waller travels to Washington and rejects claims of a court martial over an interview in San Francisco as irresponsible broadcasting.

London America Kinward Press Association Scotland Yard United States Chicago Waller Washington Howling Wilderness San Francisco

British hotel men pluck big crop of American daisies

American daisies attract British hoteliers as a standout crop. One hotel owners report a $40,000 value in select varieties, signaling strong demand for American flora at British establishments.

Crowds and Decorations Build Toward Coronation in London

London buzzes days before the coronation as visitors swell crowds and prices rise. Americans flood hotels, with Claridge’s and the Hotel Cecil already booked for thousands. City arches in Westminster and notable arches near Hyde Park Corner showcase royal emblems, roses, and the king's cypher as preparations glow with illuminated depictions.

London America United States Claridge Cecil Westminster Partliament Street United Kingdom Ireland Hyde Park India Whitehall Abbey Marlborough House

Climate and Crop Report Seattle June 1902 Summary

Weather for the week ending June 16 1902 brought cool nights and warm days with drying winds. Rain was scarce for about ten days raising concern for eastern counties if hot dry winds arrive. Fall and spring wheat progress and other crops including oats corn potatoes sugar beets and berries show favorable growth with haying active in southern counties.

Seattle Wash Rowth Apokane

Market Report Strong Berry Prices Push Upward

Berries showed a distinct turn upward as receipts ran heavy and demand exceeded expectations of commission men. Prices rose accordingly with the very best offerings fetching higher figures.

Fishermen Drown In Alaska River Crossing Incident

Two fishermen drowned when their skiff overturned crossing the river bar near Chitna. The Excelator docked at White Star and carried Alaska Packers Assn workers and six soldiers under Lt. Allison from Fort Lisoum. Details were scarce at sailing.

Excelator White S Tar Alaska Packer R River Chitna Discovery Allison Fort Lisoum

Disreputables Nabbed by City Police In Suspect Roundup

Police conducted a sweep to clear town of disreputable characters. George Green and Dave Madden were picked up by detectives Byrnes and Adame and booked on suspicion. Bert Edgar and P Morton were also taken into custody by detectives Hubbard and Freeman. Morton is poorly known to police.

George Green Dave Madden Byrnes Adame Bert Edgar P. Morton Hubbard Freeman Morton

Seattle Weather Summary for Thursday

Fair and light to fresh west to northwest winds expected across Seattle and vicinity. Skies mostly clear with mild temperatures and no significant precipitation anticipated.

Seattle Vicinity Tontehtana North Winda

Clarke Seedlings Sales Register Evening Report

Clarke seedlings sold well with best grades bringing about 1.5 per unit. Inferior grades sold for 1.1. A Mississippi tomato shipment arrived and sold at 2 per cane. Cherries quiet. Asparagus and run vegetables in good demand. ranges and lemons selling well.

Clarke Mississippi

Hoquiam Blaze Ravages Three City Blocks Near Depot

A June fire in Hoquiam swept along the street under high wind, destroying three blocks of buildings near the depot. Firefighters from Aberdeen rushed to the scene to aid. Loss not yet estimated but expected to be heavy.

Steel arrives for Capitol annex first carload

The first car load of steel for the Capitol annex arrived today at Olympia. Work will resume this week after months of delay awaiting the material.

Olympta Capitol Annex

Salisbury in London Premier Salisbury in ill health

Salisbury dispatch from London reports Premier Salisbury is very ill and said to be threatened with a general breakdown following prolonged strain and illness.

London Salisbury Itte

Walla Walla Police Chief Faces Misconduct Charges

Police Judge Gdasford filed charges with the council against Chief J. J. Kauffman alleging releasing prisoners without court orders, filing flimsy complaints, and insulting the court. The board suspects prisoners are collected after release. Kauffman seeks re election next month in the city election.

Walla Walla Cgdasford Council J. J. Kauffman Kauffman

Burglary Suspects Identified in Seattle Break-In

John W. Putnam identified George Green and Dave Madden as burglars who entered a residence on Sunday night and stole valuables. Police arrested the two men as disreputable characters. A fire at Seattle Paint and Varmah Co. on Denny Way and Howell St was halted by rapid firefighter response. An alarm from Moran Bros. Co. reported a late afternoon blaze caused by rubbish heap ignition.

John W. Putnam Second Avenue North George Green Dave Madden Seattle Paint & Varmah Co Dennyway Howell Street Moran Bros.’ Co

Deserter Marty Burkerman Reunites With Mother at Depot

Marty Burkerman, once thought to have deserted his mother at the depot, returned with a strange tale. He claimed he left with two strangers after a drink, then found his money missing at the ticket office. Returning later, he learned his mother had been taken into custody by Police Matron Ida Chapin and was located there.

Marty Burkerman Spokane Ida Chapin

Sailor Falls Sixty Feet From Bunker Trestle

Wm Golphen a deckhand on the Transport fell sixty feet from the Pacific Coast bunkers trestle while coaling this morning. He struck the water with force and was rescued semi conscious. He was taken to Seattle General Hospital where he remains unconscious with possible internal hemorrhages.

Wm. Golphen Pacific Coast Golphen Seattle General Hospital

Flower Thieves Hit Nob Hill Garden Victims Growled

Nob Hill residents report ongoing vandalism with several complaints to police. H C Page of 801 Nob Hill Avenue says numerous choice flowers were stolen from his garden and the grounds were trampled.

Nob Hill H. C. Page Nob Hill Avenue

Kage Maru Arrives at Bmith Cove With General Cargo

The Nippon Yusen Kaisha liner Kage Maru arrived at Bmith Cove at 1 30 this afternoon with a cargo of general merchandise and a fair Niet of passengers.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Bmith Cove

Mystic Shriners Arrive in Two Batches This Evening

Two parties of Mystic Shriners will reach the depot from San Francisco this evening at 4 30 and 6 o'clock.

Mystic Shriners San Francisco

Actor and Wife Bowman Arrested in Morning Detention

Actor William Bowman and his wife Stella Bowman were arrested this morning by Detectives Hubbard and Freeman on suspicion Warrant details were not disclosed. The case involves domestic matters and ongoing police inquiry.

William Bowman Stella Bowman Hubbard and Freeman

Meeks vs Morrison liquor inspector case in court

The case of Liquor Inspector Meeks versus James Morrison is argued in the superior court this afternoon. The proceedings focus on regulatory disputes and enforcement actions as the judge presides over the session.

Meeks

Break in water main floods Sixth Avenue intersection

A six inch main break on Sixth avenue and Union street caused heavy damage. A deep trench ran along Sixth avenue in soft dirt as crews graded the street and mud washed over Pike Street reaching two feet deep in spots. The flow continued to Pine Street with trenches along the street and pedestrians advised to use the far sidewalk until mud on Pike’s south side is cleared.

Sixth Avenue Union Street Pike Street Pine Street

Natural death ruled in Lamar Cheadle case exhumation report

Chemist C B Howardus found only a slight morphine trace in the stomach of Lamar Cheadle and none in the organs. Coroner Hoye said the morphine could not have caused death and noted the body was exhumed at Adelaide in Mount Hazardey for post mortem, with a lawsuit pending over the will and a change of attorney for Raphael Cheadle.

C. BE. Howardus Lamar Cheadle Hoye King County Washington Mr. Cheadle Lamar Cheadie Adelaide Wash Mount Cemetery Hazardey H Raphael Cheadle Eben Davies Raphael Cheadle W. FP. Haye James Kiefe

Chamber of Commerce Discusses State Laws and Elections

At the weekly Chamber of Commerce meeting leaders noted a Ta yers League Spokane request to back changes in state jury laws. Members showed strong interest in electing a King County senator, though no action was planned.

Chamber of Commerce Tayers’ League of Spokane King County Chamber State of Washington King County Court House Seattle Superior Court Said County

Death by own action proves a failure for Pirri

Antonio Pirri the professional strong man who shot himself has recovered from the wound. The bullet passed through his lungs a few inches above the heart and he left the hospital to convalesce in a friend provided room downtown. Pirri attempted suicide for love of actress May Arnold who is now jailed in the county jail.

Antonio Pirri Pirrt May Arnold Jall

Banana Peeling Leads to Broken Leg in Accident

George Miller suffered a fractured leg after slipping on a banana peeling on Main Street near Railroad Avenue. A passerby attempted to help but Miller fell to the pavement, breaking his right leg and was rushed to Providence Hospital by ambulance.

George Miller Providence Hospital Miller Main Street Railroad Avenue Welf Miller

Wanamaker's embezzlement warrant seeks missing employee

P C Etline local Wanamaker agent swears out a warrant for BE W Hamback a former employee charged with embezzling five dollars from the firm. The warrant was cut from Justice Cann's court last Saturday afternoon and Hamback remains at large.

P. C. Etline John Wanamaker Company Justice Cann's Court Stine BE. W. Hamback

Elopement in Tacoma as wife flees with two boys

Tacoma husband reports his wife Olive Blak edell and their two young sons 5 and 6 years old vanished from home. Blakedell says she may be with a man named Dubois and is believed to have gone toward Beattie or Seattle with the children. Local police search underway.

Beattie Seattle Ice L. O. Blakedell Yewr Olive B. Miaisdell Tacoma

Store Offers Wide Piano Stock With Easy Monthly Payments

Our stock is larger than any other dealer and the only satisfactory variety in the city. We represent the most celebrated and artistic makers in the world, with prices much lower than elsewhere. We sell pianos at per month payments if you want small payments. Store open Saturday evening. call to examine our splendid stock with no trouble to show goods.

Smuggler Jamieson Acquitted After Prolonged Trial

Jamen Jamieson, famed Pacific smuggler, was acquitted in a U S court of smuggling China men into the country. After seven years facing juries, Assistant District Attorney Cushman said the defense prevailed with no landing proven. The case noted four China men aboard last October but not landed, keeping the men from conviction.

Jamen Jamieson Pacific Court Wan United States Court Jamieson Cushman Jameson United States

Law Against Offenders Proves Hard to Convict

The remark notes the difficulty in securing convictions under the statute as written. It emphasizes practical obstacles in proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt and suggests challenges in applying the law to future cases.

Bunco Artist Is Captured On Water Front

W. T. Walton described as a clerk was arrested by Patrolman Smith on the water front after being identified by Be Lyons as the bunko operator who swindled him out of $200. Walton, an old name Wilson alias Sheeney Kid, faces charges at police headquarters. Boats leave Can dock at 6:26 9 and 10 m 1:16 2:36 and 4:30 p.m. Fare 50 cents. Dunlap real estate 4 Unton bloott.

W. T. Walton Smith BE. Lyons Bremereton Lyons Walton Wilson Sheeney Kid Wisconsin Ona

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