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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1907
Page
3
The report states Traften, a fisherman, was attacked and buried a knife in his victim's stomach. He fled and remains at large as police and a search party pursue him. The victim was rushed to the hospital in intense agony and is believed to be fatally injured.
Sunday topics are sent to the Star ahead of each Friday evening service addressing church concerns. The notice requests stating the hour of service and confirms publication timing.
A fragmentary church notice lists Baptist readings and services at multiple locations. It mentions Rev Gea and Rev Cairns as pastors, with times around 11 am and 2 pm, and a reference to a Fifteenth Avenue North Marricon area and Cedar Street.
The notice lists church services at various locations including Rosewarne and Whitman avenues. Services feature hymns, sermons such as A Message From Spirit, and special singing by sisters. Locations include Brooklyn Avenue North Mason and East Prospect Street with morning and evening times noted.
Partial OCR lists church schedules with Rev A L Chenh and Dr Ellis of Toronto set to speak at One Accord Place 6:39 p m. and 7:39 p m. Also Christ Corner services at Northeast and a Sunday sermon at 3 p m by Pastor Tram.
A muddled OCR listing church services notes sermons at Christ Church and Episcopal parishes. It mentions Rev. George J. Pestor with 11 am and 7 pm services, and Rev. Sidney H. Morgan with 11 am and 7:30 pm services, including details on Lent readings and sacraments.
The Friends (Quakers) announce worship at 11 a m on Sunday with a 10 a m for the Bible school. A midweek meeting is set for Thursday at 1 p m in the usual place.
Clergy listings describe multiple church services across districts including Queen Anne Firth Avenue Ballard Haven Interbay and Interbay areas with pastors Rev. C McKinsley Rev. MH A Stub Rev. O H M Medill Rev. W H Porerth and others. Morning devotions at 11 a.m. and evening services around 7:30 p.m. including The Praying Church and The Way of Salvation.
In Alx hall at 1420 Second Ave at 3 pm Mise Rice lectures The So Called ins of the Worl. Ee work from the rostrum at 7 pm features Mrs Connel and Mrs Fairfield. Bible Walt at 19a Piretavs Row 2% hall 1928 First Ave hosts Peter,a teorme Pom & Spiritual. First Society Knights of Pythias hall presents Wilson Fritch at 3 pm What Ie Religion and 4:39 pm The Law of Spirit Communion with platform messages by Mrs Mimele Jennings.
The Seattle lodge at 1428 Seconda hosts a talk on Man the Microcosm by Mrs Elizabeth Wardall. The session outlines Theosophical views of human nature as a mirror of cosmic forces.
The notice lists events at Unitarian and Free Methodist churches including revival meetings led by Rev J A Edmondson starting March 18, a course on the tarot by Wm F Richardson, and an organ recital at St Mark's with Edwin Fairbourn and Mra Moffatt. The program features a double quartet with named singers and selections by Bach Mendelssohn and Handel.
The Theosophical Society meets at 1420 Second Ave at 1 pm for a debate titled Resolved That all Religions Are One. Speakers include Messrs Rabock and others while discussion centers on comparative faiths and universal spiritual unity.
A request to Knapp and West architects at 253 Colman building for a book of home plans. The note claims the plans promise attractive homes at lower costs and guidance on building a good home cheaply.
Walter Thomas Mille will address a Sunday afternoon gathering at the Boctaliet temple Fourthay and Priest at 2 20 on Evolution and Socialiam. He will also lecture at Spom on Socialiom and the Family, detailing his viewpoints and arguments.
City engineers report four street improvement contracts completed late, totaling over 500 in penalties. Peter Dineen & Co faces a sewer contract forfeiture of 45 days since February 11. Andrew Peterson owes 290 for 100 days overrun. T L Peterson incurs 46 for 22 days overtime. Dickman & Rightmire accumulate 200 in penalties on a Grand View sewer project.
Mr Pinch says wealth does not guarantee happiness and laments earning money. Mrs Stinch responds with a sharp retort. Pinch counters that spending never leaves his money without going into someone else’s pocket.
D McKensie general agent of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co denies that the Norwegian steamer Thede Fugraend, which sailed for South America Thursday, carried 1600 tons of coal to relieve the famine. He says the Alki remains tied up for weeks waiting for coal and selling coal for speculation would be unreasonable while the famine on the Sound continues.
The cornerstone of the Fremont Catholic church known as St Benedicts will be laid Sunday at 3 30 in the afternoon. The church stands at Wallingford avenue and Forty ninth street on the Green Lake car line. Bishop ODea and visiting prelates will officiate with Rev Father J Dillon of Beattie college preaching. The church pastor is Rev Father Ulrich.
G Lerne seeks a divorce from Annie Lerne alleging chronic abuse with a kitchen poker. The complaint claims the weapon, kept in the defendant's possession, was used to injure the plaintiff’s face head arm and body during disputes.
A. Fornell was arrested last night on Railroad Avenue by Patrolman Rooney while robbing J. Kelly at gunpoint. Kelly held as witness. Fornell quiet during arrest. Police believe he part of a three man highwayman gang active citywide for ten days.
Murray and Mack the Irish fun makers bring a new comedy Around the Town to the Grand for opening night. The show promises superior staging and costumes with special music including a New York song bite. Rose Knott appears in Alie-Mit-by-the-Pire for a single Grand performance, appealing to both the serious and the amusement seeker amid a long New York run and Creston Clarke's impending visit.
Creston Clarke stars in The Ragweed Messenger as it tours. The Black Patti Troubadours led by Diack Patti perform at a Seattle theater starting tomorrow with a matinee and run through the week, praised for standout vocal craft and exceptional artistry.
George Primrose's Minstrels, claimed to be better than ever, schedule performances Thursday Friday and Saturday at the Grand. The act promises elaborate scenery, lively end men, strong soloists, and new songs including A Lady of Quality. Manager Pantages secured rights and will present at the Lot next week with Lola company in full strength for a sumptuous staging.
Albini the magician returns to the Star Theater tomorrow with Fred Jarvis and Lily Tudor in musical comedy nonsense. Edward Leake the monologist and J Bernard Dylin the comic will also appear in a lively stage program.
Meat prices near City Hall on Third Avenue near Yesler include pot roast rib steaks and lard specials. Local vendors advertise affordable cuts and weekly deals to attract shoppers.
Zinn Musical Comedy company presents The Jolly Musketeers a comic opera in two acts adapted from an old famous opera. Opening matinee tomorrow the show runs all week with Wednesday and Saturday matinees. Dances and song successes will be featured by Zinn dance girls. Miss Nance ONeill noted for introducing the Boston bull terrier to Australia is cited in connection with canine appearances.
Kiaw and Erlanger announce the play Forty-five Minutes from Broadway to open soon in this city. The production marked a major artistic and financial success last season and now begins its first road tour with Corinne in the leading female role.
Annie Russell plans a westward spring tour visiting the northwest for the first time in her career. She will appear in Puck Wagenhele Kemper’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, praised for its detail and beauty. The original company and effects will be showcased here as on opening night.
A brief notice describes financial aspects tied to tidelands and indebtedness centered in the 478 Colman building.
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