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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1901

Page

4

Seattle Players Recover From Wednesday Fiasco In Striking Game

Seattle teams seized control with a near flawless performance led by Stovall and Rand in a dramatic win over Portland. Portland battled back with timely hits and a late eighth inning, but Seattle’s defense and Stovall’s pitching preserved the lead for a ten run tally.

Rand Starz Rand Camp Rockenfield Stolz Boye Portland Ond Frary Johns Anderson Stovall

Crematory for Garbage Proposed in Seattle

A Seattle plan advocates a large crematory to burn all city refuse. Francis Carpenter seeks a franchise to build the plant in the southern city, arguing it would improve sanitation, reduce disease, and end bay dumping. He says the plant would be sanitary, require proper garbage wagons, and not disrupt existing collectors. The project aims to start within six months of approval.

Seattle Star Carpenter Plact Crem

Funeral service held for Mrs Harried Pr Tucker

The funeral of Mrs Harried Pr Tucker was held at 2 p m today from the deceased’s former residence with attendance by family and friends.

Bicycle Paths Repair Budget Reported for April

George F. Cotterill of the Queen City Good Roads club told the Board of Public Works the bicycle path repairs would cost 1272.96 dollars for April. The report notes two miles of path deemed in good condition.

Geo. F. Cotterill Queen City Good Roads Club Path Committee Board of Public Works

Nathan Hale engages Seattle theater with Kyle at the helm

The engagement of Howard Kyle in Nathan Hale opens tonight in Seattle, promising a season closer with original scenery. The piece, a NY Knickerbocker hit, features Kyle's high repute and is set for three nights and a Saturday matinee. The Wife at Grand Opera House stars T Daniel Frawley and includes strong performances by Miss Van Buren and Kitty Ives, though the play remains old fashioned and uneven.

Howard Kyle Nathan Hale Seattle Knickerbocker Theater New York Nat Goodwin Mr. Goodwin Grand Opera House T. Daniel Frawley Frawley John Rutherford Mr. Frawley Miss van Buren

Steamer Athieen Schedules From Columbia Street Dock

The new fast steamer Athieen sails from the Columbia street dock at 3 0 a m and 1 30 p m daily for Port Orchard.

Athieen Columbia Street Dock Port Orchard

Reverend Identifies York Hotel Death as Self Involved

Rev. Rr. A. George formerly of Cleveland identifies the York hotel death as self inflicted. He knew the deceased, KR. N. Pollock, a longtime church member with a regular habit who and his family were well regarded socially. Cleveland dispatch notes Pollock carried $45 000 life insurance with premiums paid, suggesting his family may not want financially after his death.

Rr. A. George Cleveland, O York Hotel KR. N. Pollock Mast Pollock Cleveland

Arrests in depot ordinance and unlicensed auctioneering

The article reports truck driver L. Dickenson arrested by Officer Kelly for violating the depot ordinance and auctioneer M. B. Milton arrested by Officer Sprengle for plying his trade without a license. An ad for Star Paint Co. promotes up to date decorating services.

Co. L. Dickenson Kelly M. B. Milton Sprengle Star Paint Co Corner 14 Pike

First Coal Use in Fireplace Reported in 1808

Judge Fell of Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania reportedly lit coal in a fireplace in 1808. Obadiah Gore from Wyoming Valley Pennsylvania, long used coal in a blacksmith forge, later made a similar successful attempt. The piece notes anthracite coal is harder to ignite than soft or bituminous coal.

Judge Fell Wilkesbarre Obadiah Gore Wyoming Valley

Robbery at VFiret and Last Chance saloon on Yesler Way

Laborer Thomas McCormack says two unknown women lured him into a private box at the VFiret and Last Chance saloon and stole his wallet containing 110 dollars after they left him alone for several minutes. He plans to identify the suspects. police are investigating.

Thomas McCormack Last Chance Yesler Way McCormack

Lake Washington flyer description ad runs an every 00 minutes

A Lake Washington flyer notes a bus or shuttle route labeled Btr. Cy rene between Addison and Lenchi parks with service every 00 minutes from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. The text presents fragmented wording and unclear times.

Lake Washington Flyer Adison & Lenchi

Bargain Early Evening Sale on Petticoats Hats and Fabrics

A late evening sale lists silk and petticoats at deep cuts after six oclock, with children hats American Beauty Roses table damask colored lawns and lace, plus belts hair nets and hat pins advertised at reduced prices. Multiple items show price drops after six and ix oclock with prices mainly in cents and small dollars.

Richelieu Roy

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