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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1901

Page

4

Death in icy waters of Lake Washington

Dr E D Andruss perished after his canoe overturned off Madison Park on Lake Washington while returning from a fishing trip. His brother Erskine survived. three boys aided, but life saving attempts failed. Dr Andruss, about 99, had ties to Iowa and Illinois before settling in Seattle. leaves widow and six children. Interment planned for Cedar Rapids.

Lake Washington Eugene D. Andruss Sand Point Lake Wash E. D. Andruss Madison Park Erskine Andruss Union Bay Andruss Ives Beton Park Madison Street Park Willig T O'eléck Renney & Stewart M 6 Wiltee Ohie Iowa Eleventh Iowa Infantry Cedar Rapids Erskine Davenport Marshalltown Dewitt Dallan Tex Beattie Terry Avenue W. M. Sheffield Seattle News- Letter Clifford Andruss Roy M. Andruss L Panes Udine Florence Tae M.m Bese Avenue Tai

Heirs Claim Estate In East India Died Man

Cochlan of this city has learned he is an heir to Mark Run’s estate valued at about 190000 dollars to be divided among four heirs. Chas. F. Summers, a Seattle lawyer, will pursue the claims in England.

Coghlan

History of the Bible Speech by Geo W Stone

Geo W Stone field secretary of the American Unitarians spoke on The History the Bible at the local event. He heads the San Francisco-based unit and is touring the Northwest discussing biblical history. He opened with Ezra and criticized Dante as a paradise for cranks and noted Dante’s writings as short-lived compared with prophets.

Geo. W. Stone American Unitarians A Socia

Public Library Branch Plan Advances In City Project

A plan to establish a branch library at an intersection triangle advances as Henry L Yesler previously deeded land to trustees J D Lowman G M Heilbron and others for a building. The project aims to fulfill the benevolent founder's intention and bring the library to reality.

Jefferson Street

The Grand presented a praised but lengthy stage piece

Bayard Velller reviews a recent Grand Theatre showing by T. Daniel Wiley and his company. Ike Tutewller is miscast as a minister while Fran delivers a finished Per role. Mies Landers shines as Pearl Landers though the play wears in the hotel scene and drags toward the end.

Bayard Velller Pearl Landers T. Daniel Wiley Ike Tutewller Fran Per Mies Landers June

Roanoke Delights Crowds At Third Avenue Theater

A positive review lauds last night’s performance praising the actress work and the finely mounted play with new scenery. The company is described as above average and Roanoke should draw crowded houses through the week at the Third Avenue theater. The Searchlight announces new moving pictures including A Fight to a Finish Tribulations of a Hack Driver and Between Two Fires.

Lord Fauntleroy Nouny June Pearl Sanders Alice Johnson Sue Evdaly Innette Barrett Beleena Kicker Mise Barrett Wallace Shaw Jacob Tutentler J. R. Amory Ike Hankins Christine Hill Mrs. Tutewiler Third Avenue Theater Hal Reid Roanoke Ezekiel Morse Peyton Joe Roanoke Peyton Louise Carter Dinah Iva Donnette Misa Donnette Third Avenue Second Avenue

Nome’s First Catholic Priest Sails North to Build Church

Father Alayainse Jacquet Nome’s first Catholic priest sails on the State of California tonight to establish Nome’s first Catholic church and hospital. He will be the first priest to have headquarters at the point.

Alayainse Jacquet Nome State of California

Passing of Edward Sharp in city business and church circles

Edward C. Sharp, 3, died yesterday at his father in law John L. Cole's home at 8 Columbia Street from consumption. A noted young business man, he served seven years as cashier of Sunset Telephone Co and was once a Y M C A director. He led Epworth League as president and was treasurer of First M B Church. funeral from Mr. Cole's residence with pallbearers EB Blaine Harry Blake T B Lippy John A Whalley Geo A Virtue Henry Ewing.

Edward C. Sharp Maw John L. Cole Columbia Street Sunset Telephone Co Epworth League M. B. Church Mr. Cole EB. L. Blaine Harry Blake T. 8. Lippy John A. Whalley Geo. A. Virtue Henry ©. Ewing

Hyader Arrives With Bituminous Rock For City Paving

The collier Hyader arrived from Ventura California with two carloads of bituminous rock to be used for street paving near Lake Washington ferry and Cypress street between Addison and Leachi parks, with a schedule every minutes from 1 to 6 p.m. Keep in mind Cline's Plano house.

Hyader Ventura Cal Lake Washington Fyer Str Cyrene Adison & Leachi Cline Plano House

Prescription filling a serious specialty in town

An old style ad notes a specialty in prescription filling and mentions products like Kent’s Engited Tooth Brushes and Dr. Lister’s Powder. It promotes buying ammonia in a 4 pint bottle at 10 cents, claiming it is stronger than market strength and suggests diluting water yourself for a cheaper mix.

Kent Dr. Lister

Banquet Fosters Mutual Ties With Japanese Consul

The Rainter band banquet in Beattle honoring Japanese consul Hayashi drew about 60 local citizens. Consul Hayashi and aides toured guests before the event, which featured Japanese and American decorations and eloquent toasts from Judge Burke, Consul Hayachi, John R. Roger, Councilman Parry, Judge Hanford, Coltaire Blethen, Fed Pyle, and Congressman Reese.

Rainter-band Botekichi Hayashi Beattle Consul Hayashi F. Tanna T. Pugita Thos Burke Hayachi John R. Roger Councilman Parry Usher Hanford Coltaire Blethen Fed Pyle Congressman Reese

Store policy to win regular customers through fair value

Two thirds of this work is attracting first time shoppers by offering fair value and right quality. The text then lists various old fashioned goods and prices, including Maazel remedies, glycerine bottles, Hatr Tonic, Pinaud's Toilet Water, and Johnsons Red Chrome plasters, reflecting a storefront catalog style of the era.

Pinaud Johnson & Johnson

Seattle Blues Defeat Latona in Pitchers’ Duel at Park

The Seattle Blues walloped Latona 2 at Athletic Park yesterday in a pitchers duel. Lan nigan of the Blues fanned nine as the game stayed tight throughout.

Beattie Blues Latona Athletic Park Lannigan Blues

Grand Trunk touts Pan-American exposition scenery

lL. V. Cruce, agent for the Grand Trunk railway system, circulates a beautiful half-tone folder describing scenery along the line and featuring views of the Pan-American exposition along with extensive information.

Ll. V. Cruce Grand Trunk Railway System

Lively chase ends in capture of Chinese fugitive

Deputy Marshall Stringer Immigration Inspector Lavin and two customs officers pursued Ah Bule through Chinatown streets and alleys Saturday afternoon. The man, lacking a residence certificate, was cornered and captured behind a bare.

U. S Stringer Lavin Ah Bule Chinatown

Arrival of Walla Walla Yesterday Boosts Seattle Trade

By the arrival of the Walla Walla Yesterday, 223 passengers reached Heattle, together with 1800 tons of freight, 1000 tons of which is for this city. We have received a complete new stock of per hangings, Just in. Come to k. Btar Paint Co., 300- 302 Pike street, corner Third ave.

Walla Walla Heattle K. Btar Paint Co Pike Street Third Ave

Congressman Jones Pushes Bremerton Navy Yard Status

Congressman Jones returning to Yakima says navy departments are friendly to Bremerton and urges it be a navy yard not a naval station. He blames Senate rivers and harbors chair Horton for blocking the Lake Washington canal appropriation at the last Congress. Go to pinning for bicycle repairs. To battleship Steamer Athlon.

Jones Yakima Washington Navy Department Bremerton Navy Yard Naval Station Horton Senate Committee On Rivers and Harbors Lake Washington Canal

Leddy Leaves Government Service for White Pass Route

I Leddy a transportation clerk in the quartermasters department with five years in government service has secured indefinite leave and accepted a position with the White Pass Yukon route at White Horse. He will supervise shipping of government freight as part of his new duties. 440 tons are en route to Dawson and Leddy departs immediately to manage dispatching.

I. Leddy Beatts Quartermonsters Department White Pasa

Bargain Bicycle Sale With Wide Range of Used Wheels

Advertises a stock of second hand bicycles and parts at various low prices from $0 to $40. Includes models Phenix Dawson Gilchester Sterling Cres cent Rambler Baysherse Columbia and chainless wheels. Mentions repairs available and rental wheels.

Phenix Dawson Gilchester Sterling Breanna Crescent Columbia Cleveland

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L. S. Coghlan History of the Bible Ano Second Ave Bon Marche Tel Edward Sharp Geo. H. Woodhouse Second TREEN First Avenue Bullard Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co Seattle Sherman, Glay & CO East Indiana Green T. CO Bartelld RucCo Gas and —— Electric Co Cherry St Guion Hiz.s Seattle Blues ERIE Spelger & Hurlbut Chickering, Weber, Kimball, Pease Singer Plance Johnston Second Avenue Burke Building Deany Fins Co Weller Street Naval Bureau Puget Sound Station Athlon Northrup Company Firet Grand Opera John Cort Onight T. Daniel Frawley and Company Blue Jeans Thone Main Homel Old Virginia Hoche Admason Jasaquah Coal Co Gilman Punkers Foot of Madison Yesler Wat Holmes G. L. Holmes Cnet Capital Milling CO White Horse Diamond Ice & Storage Co Clare Beoond Av Christopher Bros Cohn & Cohn Jackson Street KE. Co Tie Amerites Queen City Fourth Ave Pike St Cascade Laundry CO Moran Brosco New York
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