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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1902
Page
4
The Seattle Star publisher lists newspaper office staff and rates. One cent per copy, twenty one cents per month, delivered by mail or carriers, with no free copies. Business manager KP Cheane provides contact details.
An editorial warns against a planned general strike in Beattie, noting most workers are content with wages and urging employers and employees to sidestep agitators backed by some city interests. It urges calm, warns of economic damage, and calls for ends to talk of a citywide walkout.
Board of Public Works after a special session yesterday afternoon ruled Beattie Electric must widen a boulevard near Fremont Avenue to ten feet on the west side before allowing double track of the Green Lake line. Engineer Blackwell conceded to the board and plans include bank excavation. A birth announcement appears for Green Lake residents Louis and Mrs Dutton. Queen Oil Company dividend notice declares three cent per share payable after March 15 1992 at Seattle offices. Pease Johnson Co announces grand openings featuring Parisian and New York hats patterns dresses and accessories at Beattie area locations.
London reports a general belief that Cecil Rhodes or a Cape Town leader is in ill health and facing a possible change in his condition, with officials unnamed amid uncertainty and rumor.
The Watlard Mareball Club held a well patronized dance at Athrethc Hall last night. Proceeds will be used to purchase rifles and paraphernalia for the coming season. High period pupils held a market party at Maccabees Temple. a very pleasant evening was the result.
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