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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1902

Page

7

Who Was Responsible for Stanchfield's Escape

The article investigates who tipped off Stanchfield and how police detectives Lane Adams and the tenderloin unit failed to capture him. It notes Stanchfield escaped Friday afternoon, with private investigators and newspaper reporters seeking the source of the tip and the blame. The Star reports an exclusive account based on an informant who linked the escape to a city pull and the detectives.

Tanchfelt Lane Adama Stanchfield Adama Lane Star Adams

Hats for Coming Season Highlight New Millinery Styles

The coming season will feature hats with Empire and Colonial shapes, pale blues greens and pinks, and fabrics like tulle and chiffon. Small flowers and fruit motifs appear, with statement pieces such as mottled straw hats with foliage, wide borders, and a pearl buckle veil.

Noor

Notable banquet of the Manufacturers Association of Seattle

At the Lincoln the Manufacturers Association held its annual banquet with officers for the past year and a board of trustees. President G W Kummer urged stronger city service and discussed the association history and challenges, noting efforts to secure tide lands and manufacturing sites and praising Pacific coast unity. Numerous trustees and members attended, with nominations and votes tallied for officers among a large list of attendees.

Manufact Association of Seattle Lincoln Oceanivc G. W. Kummer Formance Association Asso Oir Kummer Pacific Coast C. FE. Crane George James A. P. Bewliend B Smith Clarence ©. H. Baker C. BE. Crane Coe TH. Clartey J. W. Kahle George Yw Charlies EL Crane Rackett J. H. Mc Waters T Caley A. H. Baker A. J Bestn William Hunt H. Lilly J. M. el KE. A. McDonald George F. Folsom Garman Scully HT Beensere M. Huben W. Chandler Waren A. G. Foster D. F Ashey William Lewis R. Nosterer Lovett M Palmer M. Frink Allain Thorsen Richard Hayter

Rainier steamer aids San Francisco repairs

A Rainier class steamer assisted a San Francisco operation with repairs set to accommodate about 100 workers and supplies. The crew crews coordinated maintenance efforts for the vessel and harbor infrastructure.

San Francisco Rainier Wiegate

Markets Hold Steady Amid Busy Supplies On Western Ave

Markets show no material changes in staple goods with receipts and sales balanced. Potatoes remain brisk ahead of Satur trade while butter eggs and poultry stay steady. fruit and vegetable quotes corrected daily. chopped feed active as fish supplies stay tight.

Western Avenue Origen

Market price list for livestock grains and feed

The document lists prices for steer beef tele per Ib, mutton, pork and veal with various quality notes, plus per ton rates for hay and Timothy and alfalfa in Eastern Washington. It also shows grain prices for oats barley wheat corn and corrected daily offers to producers at Beattie with specific facility names and ranges.

Puget Washington Beattie Cheeney Hutter Weehington Creamery

Barred from U S Mails and Local Controversy

The United States Official Postoffice Guide notes 84 publications denied second class mailing in March with Madden blamed for pruning as postmaster general. A silver medal oratorical contest at Haven M E B church honors Neal Dow features young ladies delivering temperance speeches under Saks Union W C T U with judges assessing composition and delivery.

United States McKinley Madden Ageaulta Haven M. EB Howard Avenue John Street Neal Dow Saks Union W. C. T. U

Alaskan trade to Nome expects booming Northbound season

Prospects for the coming season show passenger and freight movement from Seattle to Nome and other Alaskan points may exceed last year. Shipments rise as mines reopen and new machinery orders drive demand. Steamers Portland and several lines gear up with new vessels and expanded accommodations, with officials predicting strong northern travel and trade.

Seattle Nome Portland Northern Commercelal Co la Lively Curminer HW. Gray Rother Gov. Miller The Pacific Coant Co San Francisco

Open Social at Kikas Hall by Home Camp No 4

On Wednesday night March 24 at o clock Home Camp No 4 W O W will host an open social for Woodmen and their ladies. The program includes remarks by Chairman Neighbor Butterworth music by Marotta orchestra singing by Philippine Quartette recitations and solos by various performers and a scouting exhibition. Dan Dougherty, an old tin timer, was arrested by Detectives Hubbard and Freeman and Officer W C Hubbard for vagrancy. Geo. Schmitser was arrested in the same cell.

Kika’ Hall Colman Brock Triers Neighbor Butterworth Neighbor Marotta Philippine Quartette Mr. Seavey Mra. Cantor T Ewrndolin Witeon Gay Mine Morrell Mies Bykes Mandolin Club Mra. Melton Florence Sutton Wilson Gay Colladil Mims Morrell Neighbor Parke Prof. Perod Dan Dougherty Hubbard Freeman W. C. Hubbard Geo. Sehmitser

Mutiny Reported Aboard Charles Councilman Steamer

The Charles Councilman of Pacific Packing & Navigation Co. sailed from Beattie to San Francisco but mutinied outside Cape Plattery as engineers and firemen refused to work. The vessel returned to Port Angeles, a new crew was hired, and after re coal ing she resumed voyage. It has been sold to Honolulu interests and will head to the Hawaiian islands after repairs in San Francisco.

Charles Councileman Pacific Packling & Navigation Co Beattie San Francoisco Cape Plattery Port Angeles Honolulu San Francisco Hawaiian Islands

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