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Public notice fragment from The Seattle Star listing contact numbers for business department and memorial depth. no readable event or names available.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1902
Page
4
Public notice fragment from The Seattle Star listing contact numbers for business department and memorial depth. no readable event or names available.
The article reports that McCair, 18, accused of robbery, says police pressured a guilty plea with threats and promises of a light sentence. An affidavit and motion ask to set aside the plea and allow a not guilty trial. Separate legal actions involve Bauer challenging directory publication and a public case against a telephone company.
Martha Meidell yesterday formally demanded 40 worth of diamonds from Sheriff Cudih er in a civil action tied to Capt. Handy. The stones, pledged as collateral for Handy’s bond, were linked to his Seattle exile and a past real estate scheme amid sensational uproar.
Dr F H Thompson aged 26 a surgeon with the U S coast and geodetic survey ship Patterson died at Seattle General Hospital after a two week typhoid fever illness. A native of Toronto his family resides there and his brother George T Thompson arrived in Seattle. He joined the Patterson in June 1900 and had made two cruises. The body will likely be shipped East. De La Roche moved to 611 First Ave.
Mrs. B G Yerkes hosts luncheon at 708 East Union with ping pong. Alice Andrews of Portland guest of honor. Miss Edna Smith from Spokane is visiting. several dances planned at Wilson's Modern Business College and Little's hall, Collene and Rank e halls, with teas, mask balls, and a Purim party. Cornell club dinner at University Club. City Federation meeting postponed to April 1. La Comus club issues.
Chicago society figures receive lavish coronation invitations dated June in London with royal titles and lineages. The cards note strict order of precedence for seating at Westminster Abbey while a later small print suggests Americans in North American Indian costume could appear.
York, March 22. Carro Madden, a Hopewell township farm hand, fears smallpox after a jokester tricks him into thinking he has the disease. He flees to a doctor with arm lumps, only to learn he only has hives, then returns home and punishes the prankster.
Invitations for a dancing party at Little's hall next Thursday night. Jamen Fidwardsa and Mina Jennie McDonald wed last Friday in the First Hap t iet church study by Rev Louis S Howerman. Edwardala of Dawson and Edwardsle of Garden City Idaho noted as well known citizens. Fred Mitchell and Miciora Bishop of this city married Monday evening at the Taylor Congregational church parsonage by Rev L L Woods.
The Trinity Parish basement, under construction six weeks, is nearly ready though not to be used for Sunday services. Maundy Thursday morning 7:30 holy communion, followed by communicants service, with Good Friday and Kanter Sunday services planned. the space will serve worship during the superstructure build and later become Sunday school and assembly space.
Hicksam Rambont died at the family residence on second avenue south and Chartes street. The remains were moved to Seattle Undertaking parlors. Geo W Stevenson, aged 0, died yesterday at Falla city of typhoid fever. Mrs Ann Hibbard, 64, died at 1000 Columbia street last night. Funeral from the residence tomorrow at 2 90 o'clock with Dr W H G Temple officiating. The infant daughter of L R P Henry had a funeral at Bilverdale today. Social dance at Ranke hall Fifth and Pike on Saturday March 22. Gentlemen 50 cents, ladies free.
The Charter Oil Co incorporated March 3 1902 under Washington law. Founders reside in Seattle Tacoma and Los Angeles. Main office 1271 First avenue with J J Miller as general agent. phone Main 671. Property adjoins the Queen and is promised to be a great producer. stock seen as safe and paying.
In Justice Cann's court this morning Fong Gee faced a new grand larceny charge. A gold ladies watch found on him, claimed by Dolly Gay, was traced to Sophie Johnson of the Eastern lodging house. The watch theft precedes his upcoming trial for attempted murder.
The Socialist Trade and Labor union announces a mares meeting at Carpeniers Hall, 1899 Fourth Avenue, Monday night March 24 at pm. The session will cover trade unionism and the strike situation with invitation to labor leaders and all workers, organized or not.
A brief coastal excursion by water. The fast steamer Inland Flyer will depart Colman dock at 10 a.m. and 3:45 p.m. and return from Bremerton at 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Tickets and schedules listed for travelers seeking a restful escape.
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