Pastor Dispute Ends With Hutchinson Vote Debated
Congregation of the First church votes 6 to 47 to retain Dr. A L Hutchinson as pastor. he declines another call. Meeting declines to elect a new pastor immediately, plans set to negotiate and have Hutchinson serve temporarily while a replacement is sought. The turnout highlights divisions within the church and a push to unite behind future leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Hutchinson
Hutchison
Huteh
First Presbyterian Church
Congresso
Hetchinson
Agg
Connee
Tien Divives Bacen
Friends of the Past
Arcee
Consistory to Name 12 Officials Amid Italian Tardings
In Rome the Sacred College consistory will convene on March 6 to name ten Italian and two tardingis. No other details are given. Francisco, California also notes a March 6 entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame
Sacred College
Waterfront Notes on Steamers and Vessels Sailings
Waterfront notes report the Victorian with 60 tons of freight and 54 passengers sailing for Lynn Canal port. The four masted barkentine Tufts was inspected by Bryant and Capt Cherry. US inspectors approved ships like the Oregon and Del Farallon for Southeast ports tonight. The EB. K. Wood returned to Teena after a short absence. The Pacific Coast Steamship Co. State of California sailed from Francisco with a pending passenger list. The Kimtuck remains tied at the wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Capt
Cherry
U. S. of Halls
Oregon
del- Farallon
Newport
Hertha
Gail
EB. K. Wood
Teena
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
State of California
Francisco
Ships and traffic update from the Pacific Northwest
The White Star dock prepares ships bound for Manila with mule feed and passengers. The Goldsboroughs trial trip pleased builders. an official trial may occur soon. Buckingham sails under Dodwell & Co to the Orient from Tacoma, while Tartar clears for Mongkong cargo. Revenue cutter Grant repairs finish as two launches head to be repaired at Vulcan Iron works for summer patrols along the straits and boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Cole
Dodwell «& Co
Orient
Tacoma
Grant
Whatcom
Vulcan Iron Works
Tlands
Straits
Guilt
Georgia
Roosevelt presides as Senate opens amid party clash
Washington March 5. Great crowds visit the capitol as the house is out and the senate meets for the first time under Roosevelt. Senator Platt moves to change the rules prompting a heated debate while Roosevelt, sworn in, receives applause as work begins and McLaurin and Nelson are sworn in. Allison and Cockrell are sent to notify the president of a senate quorum.
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Washington, PD. C
Capitol
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Platt
Connecticut
McLaurin
Miser
Nelson
Allison
Cockrell
Girl Found In City Claims Grandfather Involved In Letter
A girl who answered a letter asking police to locate Gussie Palmer appeared at police headquarters. She said she is from Livingston Montana and has wandered the country while working as a domestic. The letter named C H Ketchem as her grandfather, but she did not want to return home.
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Star
Meredith
Gussie Palmer
Barck
Eline Garney
Livingston
Mont
C. H. Ketchem
Ketchem
Post Office Rule Challenges Second Class Matter Status
The piece reports disputes over post office rules cutting second class status eligibility. Publishers must prove a specified share of their print run goes to bona fide subscribers, excluding news agent orders from counting toward subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Post Office Department
Cabinet Renominated Includes Attorney General Griggs
The president renominates the entire cabinet and confirms nominations in an executive session of the senate. Attorney General Griggs will remain in office until April. Ferdinand Schmidt, Butler hotel proprietor, has recovered enough from a broken leg to sit in the hotel office and greet well wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C. M
Griggs
Senate
Ferdinand Schmidt
Butler Hotel
Schmidt
Police Notes Report on Local Citations and Hearings
Jules Peterville a horse trader fined 10 by Police Judge George for disorderly conduct arrested by Patrolman Stuart. Cecil King to have a police court hearing this afternoon on robbery. Last night several tenderloin habitues arrested for vagrancy, Judge George sentencing 40 days chain gang with 24 hour leave. A H Anderson to have hearing this afternoon on assault with deadly weapon. Donald Challman infant son of Mr and Mrs Challman died yesterday at Silverdale Washington. C M ilew Piper Co handled Alaska stove and miners hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Peterville
George Today
Peterville
Stuart
Cecil King
Hubbard and
Chipman
C. H. Wilson
F. Shea
Geo. Morris
BE. Smith
J. McCullach
George
Donald Challman
Chas. Challman
Silverdale
Waeh
Green Lake Residents Form Improvement Club
About 100 residents gathered in a Kirkwood avenue tent to establish the Green Lake Improvement Club. They plan roads, better streetcar and fire services, telephone improvements, a headquarters hall, and committees for school, streets, light, water, transportation, city council, executive, and social activities. A. E. White and others led efforts and Woodcock noted district needs. Next meeting is Monday evening.
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Green Lake
Kirkwood Avenue
Kirwood Avenue
G. M. de Bolt
F.C. Taylor
P. Searle
A. Warner
F. A. McDonald
D. Miller
L. M. Woodcock
G. W. Webster
G. M. Webster
BE. C. Kreite
H. A. Mons
F. C Taylor
R. Turner
George K
Anniversary Program of Irish American Club in Seattle
The Irish American Club of Seattle hosted a successful anniversary meeting at Wilson's Business College hall. The program featured piano solos, recitations, songs, and remarks by club members and guests including Dr J P Tweeney, Hon P P Carroll, Wm O Mulcay, John T Condon, and J A McAuliffe. The event honored Robert Emmett with traditional Irish music and readings, closing with God Save Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wilson's Business College
Robert Emmett
Reese Mire
Boyle
P. P. Carroll
Wm. O’ Mulcay
John T. Condon
O'Donnell
J. A. McAuliffe
God Save
Ireland
Grocery and produce prices from Seattle market listing
A dense list of vegetables fruits and prices across Seattle market items. Includes lettuce tomatoes cabbage peppers celery and other produce with per unit and per sack pricing. Wheat market notes show export No 1 club and bluestem prices.
Sailors' Union to Celebrate 16th Anniversary in San Francisco
San Francisco marks the 16th anniversary of the Sailors' Union with a large morning procession and a waterfront celebration planned for the afternoon and evening. Steam beer will flow during the events.
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San Francisco
Sailors’ Union
Nome travel expectations rise as season nears
Asa Gardner, fresh from New York, predicts heavy travel to Nome this season. He notes strong interest among affluent residents who plan to stay in Nome until they achieve their goals, expecting as many travelers as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Asa Gardner
New York
Nome
Charity Society Of Seattle Plans Day Nursery
The Charity Organization Society of Seattle held its regular monthly meeting in the New York block. Rev I J McDonald presided with H L Sleer as treasurer and Dr Towing as secretary. The treasurer’s report showed 195 6 given out in February and 189 taken in. The secretary reported that IT families and M Persone received assistance last month. The executive council voted to rent rooms on Jackson street for a day nursery where working mothers may leave their babies free of charge, with a competent matron to be employed.
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Charity Organization Society of Seattle
New York
I. J. McDonald
H. L. Sleer
Towing
Jackson Street
Four Grades Established in Civil Service
The civil service commission, with Police Chief Meredith and Fire Chief Cook, set four pay grades for police and fire posts. Police: Captain first grade $110, sergeants third grade $90, patrolmen ranges $75-$80, clerks $40, tailors $40. Fire: Captains first grade $95, lieutenants $86.50, pipemen $70-80, truckmen $80, drivers up to $80, engineers $99-95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Meredith
Cook
Police and Fire Departments
Police Department
Fire Department
Nome Robberies Prompt Jail Heat In Nome
In Nome on December 1, three men Harry Chester M Cohen W May and John Smith were jailed on $2000 bail after a cab robbery. They allegedly tied up a victim then confessed after a rope threat. No further robberies or burglaries have occurred since.
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Nome
Harry Chester M. Cohen
W. May
John Smith
J. (. Brown
Chester
Court actions seek damages and wages in local suits
In one case Sarah 8 Gilmore sues Beattice and Renton Railroad for 5000 dollars claiming injuries when the car started before she alighted. She alleges lifelong disability and inability to work. In another case D H Protheroe sues F Lewie Qutheril and Regina Knapper proprietors of a German bakery over wages claimed through a Walters union contract for eight dollars per month. Sumere filed a similar wage suit seeking the same amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Gilmore
Beattice & Renton Railroad Ceamng
Department of the Superior Court
D. H. Protheroe
Regina Knapper
Wagee
Walters Union
San Francisco
Walter
Jury to Hear Suit For 6000 Dollar Damages
This morning a jury was impaneled in Judge Bell's department to hear Margaret Jordon's case against the city seeking 6000 dollars in damages. She alleges she fell on Seventh avenue between Washington and Main Streets on October 12, 1898, sustaining injuries claimed to be permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Margaret Jordon
City sidewalk negligence case seeks damages and sighted walk
Plaintiff claims defective sidewalk and lack of street lighting hid the hazard. Jury awards Healey and Joyce $200 after a tree fell on their premises. Richard Charlotopher, a colored man, found guilty of burglary and sentenced to three years. Jury awards $10,000 to Miss and Bladeney against Seattle Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healey & Joyce
Oncar Hanewen
Hichard Charlotopher
Mareh 1
Waa
Walla Walla
First Avenue Cars Improve Seattle Service Delays
First Avenue cars of the Seattle Electric Co. run to Cherry Street on the west track while the east track is closed for installation. Cars on the east track stop at Madison Street during the work. Soon both tracks will merge to Pioneer Square and service will resume normally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Seattle Electric Co
Cherry Street
Madison Street
Pioneer Square
Masonic Lodge Regional Meetings and Local Funeral Services
The quarterly meeting of District lodge No. 16 I C G T convened in the New York block lodge hall with three attendees. Morning unions organized at Sydney and Charleston while Black Diamond lodge reorganized. afternoon session ongoing as the paper goes to press. Funeral services for W. S. Pitman held at 2 PM from Hutterworth's mortuary chapel under G A R auspices.
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District Lodge No. 16
New York
Mornin Neunion
F Bydney
Charleston
Black Diamond Lodge
Btar
W. 8. Pitenan
Hutterworth
G. A. BR
Beattle Electric Lines to Connect Union and University Divisions
Delays in laying the connecting track of Beattle Electric hindered by a blocked Eastlake avenue roadway. Once the obstruction is removed, work will resume and a through service is expected to begin in about ten days according to company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Union
University
Beattle Electric Company
Eastlake Avenue
Electric Company
Gasoline Lamp Explosion Hits Washington Grocery
A gasoline lamp exploded last night in a Washington grocery store on Pike Street near Fourth Avenue. Firefighters arrived quickly but details on injuries or extent of damage were not fully listed in the report.
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Washington
Pike Street
Fourth Avenue
Seven Year Old Dorothy Cotterill Dies in Colo
Dorothy Claire Cotterill seven year old daughter of Frank Cotterill of this city died February 15 in Bugar City Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Claire Cotterill
Frank Cotterill
Bugar City
Colo
Oath of Office Filed for Seattle Police Officer
H Caswelllam took his oath of office as a police officer after appointment on November 1. The derelict Yeater Palate building was eyed for demolition. A permit to tear down and remove the structure was filed at the city engineer's office. The Yeater residence had long been a Seattle landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Caswelllam
Lbrary
Yeater Palate, Inc
Ety Engineer’s
Yeater
Seattle
Social Democrats to Protest House Bill at Germania Hall
A meeting under the Social Democratic party will be held tomorrow evening at Germania hall to protest the special order in the house bill amending the primary election law. The final order is set for 11 29 tomorrow morning at Olympia and the party opposes provisions they say disenfranchise small people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Hall
Social Democratic Party
Olympia
Social Democrats
Money order theft case under US custody
Warrant issued from Judge Cann's court charges W R Johnson with theft of money from G H McPherrin. Ollie Porter, a 19 year old, is in police matron custody on a charge related to a post office money order.
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United States
Ollie Porter
Raising & Post Office
Cann's
W. R. Johnson
G. H. McPherrin
Obituary notices from Nome include pneumonia deaths and a Portland doctor
Fred Watson aged four died in Nome in early November from pneumonia. Wm. Roose of Portland died on Extra Dry Creek near Nome in November from a stomach ailment. Dr. Fred L. Wooster, a miner, died November 14 in Nome in the United States jail of pneumonia after being moved there due to lack of a public hospital. He was 44. His wife and family reside in San Francisco.
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Nome
Fred Watson
Aspen
Col
Neumonia
Wm. Roose
Portland
Fred L. Wooster
United States
San Francisco
Copalis Point Oil Beds and Investments Promoted by Olympic Oil Co
Olympic Oil Company of Seattle promotes its sole land holdings at Copalis Point and plans to drill to 2000 feet. They offer one dollar shares for two cents to fund more wells and a possible pipeline to Gray's Harbor, claiming 1400 acres of prime land and ore oil rights.
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Olympic Oil, Company of
Seattle
Wash
Copalia Point
Gray's Harbor
Copalle Point
Olympic Ol Company
Haller Block
Hinok
Markets corrected daily price sheet from Seattle dock
Corrected daily prices offered to producers in round lots on the Seattle dock or in the car. Grain oats barley wheat chicken feed corn hay Puget Sound Eastern Washington timothy alfalfa butter fresh ranch native creamery cheese native Washington strictly fresh ranch poultry chickens ducks turkeys dressed poultry market hogs cows steers calves sheep lambs hogs dressed stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Puget Sound
Washington
Ducks, LLC
Geene
Ile
Vendor Price List For Produce And Provisions
Green fruit items including lemons at 1.60 to 2.10 per box and limes 6.00 per case. apples at 1.25 to 2.00. navels 1.50 to 2.50. seedlings 1.25 to 1.50. bananas 1.75 to 2.10. cranberries 12.00 per barrel. olives and grape fruit priced. fresh meats listed with cow beef 4 to 7 per lb, steer beef, mutton, pork 7 to 9 per lb, veal 9 to 10 cents. ham and other provisions noted.
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Carlsbad
Ize
Also Mentioned on This Page
Er. Hutchison
W. J. Majors
Second Presbyterian Church
Charlies Figg
Dr. Hutchison
Hutchinson
W. A. Major
Waterfront Notes
White Star
Manila
Goldsborough
Teddy
Police
A. H. Anderson
Ralph Cook
C. Milew & Piper Co
Alaska
Miners
J. P. Tweeney
Erin
Ene
Dugdale
Emmet
J. Cole Toe Tate
Vn . McDermott
Farrell
J. A. Quinn
Gummer
Mine & McArdie
Hama
California
Charity Society
Luce German Bakery
W. S. Pitman
Third Avenue
Dorothy Cotterill
Adams
Hill Tract
G. A. Burgh
Pacific
CY Hall
Java
Bhickftolt
Yesler Way
M. Seller & CO
Cor
First Ave
Madison St
Raymond & Hoyt
Second Ave
Fike Street
Copalis Point
Bridgeport
F. M
I and
Columbia Temain
Srd
M. BE. Church
3TV
First Avenue Corner
Clothiers
Frank E. Adams
Mechanica
Gentie
Prke
MEN OF
Tali Na Tos
Fliat Avenue South
Dealer Wharf
Firet Avenue South
Occidental
Cahn & Cohn
Ovidental
Novelty Mill Co
Seattle Transfer Co
Dents and Photographic Supply Co
Columbia Street
Spokane
Sherman, Clay & CO
Rire
Svein Albert Hansen
Weat
Gumah
Nhunkers
Telephone
The
Yellow Jacket Mining Co
Sullivan Block
C. Moulton
Rand Opera Een Rouse
the &A
Devin
Tom
Geattle Theater
Noowwe
the Seeding Theater
Anthony Hope
Daniel Frohman
Hird Avenue Theater
Howard & ‘Doyle
Nammoth
William Gillette
Antiqua Strong
M. S&s
Camperdown
G. S
Second Avenue
Admaila
Sion
Seattle Gas & Elecric
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