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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1902
Page
4
The readable text is fragmented and does not provide a complete event or names. No clear person, organization, or place can be confirmed for a concise news card summary.
The feature mixes household guidance with fashion trends and menu items. It covers novel dress trimmings, slippers, linen gowns, fabrics like English diagonal satin and delaine, and corset fasteners. It muses on self-respect in maintaining attire amid daily routines and work pressures.
In North Yakima on March 29 Rev. J H Wood of the Methodist church launched a campaign against vice. He denounces city officials gamblers saloon keepers slot machines and other evils flourishing even near city schools. He calls for stricter law observance and notes broad support from congregations for reform.
Glare Ralt Lake Utah March 29 Stipulations to be used for the condemnation of the San Pedro and Oregon Short Line are being complied. Settlement will take place on May 1. Senator Clark's attorneys have returned from Butte Montana.
North Yakima march 2 4 A Graham longtime Northern Pacific agent at this station was relieved after an investigation into the disappearance of an express package weeks ago containing 243 in gold. The package was taken from an early morning train and placed in a half locked safe. Investigators included General Manager Hall Division Superintendent Gilbert freight auditor and Chief Detective Battan.
Blocked RT Paul March 29 by storm or washouts halting continental traffic on northern routes. No trains to the Coast are expected to depart until Tuesday or Wednesday, with the last through train into St Paul arriving on Wednesday.
University cadets plan the annual levee at the armory next Friday with special car service. The Bunbeam Club hosts its first annual dance April 1 in Hawken hall to raise funds for a children’s hospital cot. Various social events follow, including a Thursday battalion drill dance and multiple club dances at Queen Anne clubhouse Lit tle’s hall and Ranke hall, plus private entertainments and a ladies only lecture at Grace M. E. church.
Local social notes report Prof Little's pupil planning a dance at Littles all for Wednesday evening. A big ball hosted by waitresses is set for Monday night March 31 at Armory hall with Wagner providing music and extensive decoration. Miss Mayme Carroll and Mrs Wm Ward receive surprise events at home. university girls hosted a dorm party. 39 young people enjoyed a bandy pull social. The American Savings Bank offers deposits from $1 at 4 percent interest with Saturday hours 8 to 9 p.m.
Southeast Seattle resident Charles Craig improves after a severe blood poisoning episode. The Georgetown NP right of way prompts fence relocations for a wagon road. Mrs W J Dickinson of South Park returns from a month in the East to aid local projects. A Remington gun from 1854 with four notches is found near South Beattle, likely discarded from a passing train. Rev W D Simonds speaks on Education for Citizenship at the South Park M B church to support the public school.
Sergeant Leighton and Officer Wilson raided a hazard game in the tenderloin last night and arrested William Thompson and G Henry. Two thousand chips were secured. Also note Walt ressea ball Monday March 31 1902 in Armory hall with Wagner's orchestra.
Boats leave Colman dock at 10 and 11 a m 2 15 2 15 and 4 30 p m for an Oregon tomorrow excursion.
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