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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1901

Page

4

Lacrosse Series Splits With Victoria At Athletic Park

The Lacrosse twelve and Victoria played in Seattle with Victoria winning 2 1 in the opener and the home team taking a 3 1 victory on Sunday. The matches showed Canada’s national game and drew many spectators. Beatties field shooting lagged in Saturday’s game, but the teams’ young talent and improving play promised future success as they gain match experience.

Victoria Athletic Park Canada Lacrowne Seattle Galer

Capt John Anderson Exonerated by Secretary Noonan

Capt John Anderson, former head of the Seattle Volunteers, is cleared of misappropriation rumors. Secretary T J Noonan in San Francisco states the captain has not committed any offense. Anderson left the unit two months ago and has been working in Ontario Utah under Col Duncan on the Pacific coast assignment.

John Anderson Seattle T. J. Noonan San Francisco Anderson Ontawa Utah Salt Lake City Col. Duncan Pacific Coast

Union Victory Ends New York Printing Strike

A. Hoe and Co. agrees to a nine hour day with ten hours' pay and non discrimination against workers. Eighty striking machinists return to work as the dispute ends.

New York A. Hoe & Co

Destructive Tornado Hits Lincoln Area Saturday

A fierce tornado swept Lincoln and surroundings on Saturday causing 100,900 dollars in damage. It traveled from the southwest with a path about a mile and a half wide and 12 miles long, demolishing the Lincoln Mattress factory and causing severe damage to the Illinois institution for feeble minded children, the Illinois Odd Fellows Orphan Home, Lincoln College, the roller flour mills, and the county poor farm.

Lincoln Lincoln Mattress Illinois Turn Illinois Odd Fellows’ Orphan Home Lincoln College Roller Flour Mills County Poor Farm

Water scarcity forces mine shutdowns in Ellensburg area

There is a growing scarcity of water in this section due to insufficient mountain snowfall. Sheep are moving toward the mountains to reach water sources, and Johnson Bros. & York have shut down their mine because of the water shortage.

Ellensburg Wash Jane Johnson Bros. & York

City Council set to vote on water mains and street works

Tonight the city council will consider an ordinance to lay water mains to Latona Fremont Greenlake and Ballard and grant read a resolution passed last Monday. Other items include grading curbing and guttering on Twenty-second Avenue Terrace to Sander Bowman addition and upgrades on First Avenue north Aloha to Mercer and Thirteenth Avenue from Union to East Columbia plus several street projects.

Latona Fremont Greenlake Ballard Fast Columbia Fifth Street Campaign Street Woodland Avenue Pine Grove Woodland Park Avenue Motor Line Street

Gen Eugene May Dies in New Orleans

Gen Eugene May inspector general of the Louisiana State National Guard and noted capitalist and horse fancier dies from a hoarse last week illness. He served with distinction in the Confederate army and Navy and was a non commissioned officer in Slocum's Washington artillery battery.

New Orleans Eugene May Louisiana State National Guard Slocumn Washington Artillery

Girl Is a Man Revealed at Coney Island Vaudeville

New York June 24 report reveals the dancing star at Coney Island vaudeville is a man in makeup. The performer led the bill in a kirta and drew crowds from prominent families, despite intense stage-door intrigue.

New York Coney Island

The Silver King Thrills Seattle Audience at Third Avenue

A full house greeted The Silver King at the Third Avenue theatre last night. The production drew praise for strong performances led by Wm. Brewer as William Dunn and noted a natural portrayal with restrained pathos.

Third Avenue Theater Seattle Wm. Brewer Wm. Dunn Wm Dunn Geo. M. Hayes Oswald

The Sliver ing and Too Much Johnson at Grand Opera House

Old Jalkes actor Roberts and detective Frank Walsh star in a staged program featuring Miss Leone Leigh and Eva French as Mrs Leaker with Olive Skinner. The eighth annual Elizabeth Jay Richardson dramatic arts night offers The Only Young Man in Town and a junior class turn with music interludes.

Johnson Elizabeth Jay Hichardson Misa Richardson

Bad School Buildings Threaten Cincinnati Public Schools

June M Meat reports Cincinnati public school buildings are in poor sanitary condition with cellar air supply, 25 percent of methods lacking interior health contributing arrangements, risking abandonment at end of the school year.

Cincinnati

Ohio Senator Hanna Interview Sparks Party Tensions

In Cleveland June M. Hanna sparks controversy as CC. L. Kurta Foraker’s manager calls him a trouble-maker and a dictator and urges a sever in Ohio to bury him. Foraker, summoned from Washington, aims to calm the troubled waters over a supreme court nomination.

Columbus Hanna Cleveland CC. L. Kurta Foraker Ohio Washington

Building Permits Issued For Homes And Shops In City

Building permits issued by the civil engineers list Annie M Major for a one story and basement apartment on 15th Avenue South totaling 1450 dollars J L Kraft Fr Ty for a one story dwelling on 1st East North at 60 dollars J Stiller for a two story brick apartment house at 2624 to 2618 Madison Street costing 9000 dollars The Umatilla Capt Cousins touched port feet last night bringing 159 passengers and a cargo of produce to Westers Avenue market and several merchants for coastwise ports Cesgen Toe Books sold by Diamond Lee 26 et Main 1069 Steamer Cyrene runs between parks each afternoon and evening

Office of the Civil Engineers Annie M. Major Etehth Avenue J. L. Kraft Umatilla Cousina Westers Avenue Plume Ferguvon, Wasson & Co

Early Western Markets Report From Seattle Steamer Umatilla

Feeder commodities arrive from the south on the steamer Umatilla with limited quotation changes. Strawberries and new potatoes hold at previous prices while green fruits and vegetables show varied per crate and per ton values. Provisions list fresh meats and dairy with regional price points from Washington and Eastern states, including cheese and butter levels and live poultry pricing.

Washington Ewies Edie Seattle Puget Bound Ste. Kees

Ballard Strives to Fill School Leadership and Staff Posts

The Ballard school board elected J. C. Dickinson superintendent of schools and H. F. Giles principal of Central school along with Frank Farrar for Marmon Bay schools. A long list of teachers was chosen with one high school post still to be decided, and Ama Chamber named as preferred matron.

Ballard J.C. Dickinson H. F F. Giles Central School Frank Farrar Marmon Bay Kate Hiodgett Mien Jensie Brevena Lucy Pianta Mies Fanny Maxwell Ming Cora Mann Mise Lou Fetterly Jennie Yerkes Delia Walsh Ada Moerovilla Mina Myrtle Bhelly Mies Anges Shelly Mina Theresa Johnson Amy Tullar Annie McMillan Misa Marie Lee Georgia Armetrong Mins Mideora Doto Ada McCarty Frieda Stark Mise Linnie Illey Mies Gyneth Knieht Mru Ia Critley Linnie

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