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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1902
Page
4
The readable text notes the Seattle Star publication details with business and editorial contact numbers, offices in New York and Chicago, and pricing terms. It mentions delivery by carriers and per copy or monthly rates, reflecting a period newspaper’s listing of operations.
Dozens of candidates from both major parties express support for municipal ownership and a public lighting plant. Dems like Ro Sweeney and J. A. James advocate ownership, while Republicans including H. Gill and M. Gormley voice strong backing, signaling broad cross party interest in the project.
North Seattle revival scenes draw large crowds as evangelist Jacobs preaches at First Baptist and North Baptist churches. Lane Street Presbyterian prepares for new members and Lord's Supper. Judge Ewing to speak at Grand Opera House on Christian resilience. Clergy across churches list morning and evening sermons and communion schedules.
Morning and evening pulpit by Rev Heisler and Rabbi Joseph preach tomorrow night at Mikn hall. Floating Christian Endeavor aboard ship Dudhope Sunday at Amith Cove with 2:45 Pallard car. Queen City Theosophical Society meets Sunday 7 26 pm at A O U W Pioneer block with Theosophy and Modern Defence by Jennie Clark. Ananda lodge meets Wednesday 7 30 pm at 118 Third Ave with study and Sunday lecture The Prodigal Son by Thomas Karnes.
The register lists numerous guests at Rainier Grand Diller Seattle Northern Stevens and other hotels. Names include Huh N Dineker A Graydon Trabue van Dulin C W Tower KK H W Thompson St Grease Mra M Vowel H H Lareen James Felton J F Dougherty HB Middleton Chas Hestman J B Gilmer W O Miller L Clark A E Niall D Campbell M J Carrigan F McMullen Ike Steinhuser J M Anderson J D Woodbridge KE Whiting J W Blackburn L Hegelwood HK Turner L D Pike Chas L Laviers D A Williams Chas Craft D Harn W Kingston.
A compilation of scattered extracts notes and facts covering dry rot in timber Harvard College 1638 Lake Superior depths and tides prizes for wind instruments Ravenswood satire over comic valentines descriptions of the flesh fly and its larvae wine aroma methods Seneca music and travel, obituaries and family longevity, English road building 1476 to 19th century Australian cultivation land areas 1841 1899 New York morgue figures opium in the Caucasus Polynesian geography quarantine measures Texas oil depths and heights a Sahara balloon instrument Chinese medicine a Shanghai court case Witte decree on metric system Russia imperial council considerations official statements.
The report claims Huntled Cycle and Motor Trader association averages a 2.16 profit per bicycle and 100000 people employed in cycling trade. It notes Cireece uses over 6000 tons copper sulphate yearly to kill currant-bush insects. It cites US land productivity at one fifth that of America due to cultivation. The Mexican finance minister’s bulletin records since 1904 pasteur hydrophobia treatment, 4000 patients treated with 0.4% mortality.
A March rumor from London stockbrokers cites recent Telegraph messages from South Africa about Cecil Rhodes' condition, but no authoritative report confirms his death yet.
Carpenters tearing down the Vandemark house in Syracuse found a fairly preserved skeleton between room sections. The remains appeared to be that of a mature man. No wall openings were present and no entry could have been possible after the house was built.
John O Hara, aged 12, who had been committed to Westchester protectory for truancy, tried to kill himself twice today. He nearly suffocated from illuminating gas and later hanged himself but was cut down in time. The boy resisted during the rescue and remains in care after being removed from the danger.
Daniel McDonald president of the Western Central Labor Union returned from Everett after weeks spent assessing the labor scene in Washington He told the Star Washington is poorly organized with about 10000 union members and should have 26000 He plans to report to the executive committee meeting in Denver in about two months and may send organizers to the state if approved
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