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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1902

Page

4

City Teamsters Rights Case Dismisses Overreach Ordinance

Judge George sustains demurrer in City vs James Whittleton, ruling the citys teamsters ordinance unconstitutional and fatally defective. City Attorney De Bruler says a revised ordinance will be introduced, replacing the old rigid rule that restricted street stands by ground floor shopkeepers and required permission for teams to stand in the street. Whittleton, a drayman, was discharged by W. D. Warner after the ruling. the case centers on enforcement delays and council action.

George Teamsters James Whittleton de Bruler Corporation Counsel Whittieton Colman Beracs W. D. Warner

Church Sermons and Services Across City Churches

A list of Sunday services across multiple churches with times and sermon topics. Notable items include First Presbyterian Rev. M A Matthews, Lane Street Presbyterian Rev James Thomson, First M E Rev E M Randall, Grace M E Rev J M Fresconi, Plymouth Congregational Rev W H G Tempie, and more. Also notes a Newsboys picnic at Park with sport events and boat departures.

First Presbyterian M. A. Matthews Lane Street Presbyterian James Thomson Presbyterian W. A. Major P. m Ruth First E. M. Randall Grace M J. M. Fresconi Worth League Ty M A. B. Chapin Trinity M. E Kitfield T. P. Reveille Plymouth W. H. G. Tempie Il A. m First Christian B. H. Linmfelter Christ Tem- Parke Street First Unitarian W. D. Simonds Lam W. Martin John D. Barton

Ten Thousand at Sacrifice Sale at Sewall Hood Co.

Bargain hunters flock to the Sewall Hood Co. new store at 1412 Second Avenue for a sale claiming ten thousand dollars in Ladies suits silk and wash waists offered at below cost. Store promises deep discounts attracting shoppers seeking value and fashion.

Sewall Hood Co Second Avenue

Multiple Religious Meetings and Events Scheduled This Week

Listings show Immanuel Lutheran Rev M A Christianagen and Rev Tiernagen preaching at 11 am. Trinity Parish Rev NH Gowen leads sermons at 11 am and 7:30 pm. Specialty Sunday services by Rt Rev F W Keater BD at 11 am and 7:30 pm. Christian Endeavor holds 3:50 pm on the General Roberts at Oriental docks. First Church of Christ Scientist meets at MacArbee hall 11 am on Ancient and Modern Theosophy. Washington Children's Home Society annual meeting June 3 at 2:30 pm at the YWCA. Mrs G B Begley leads 4 pm service. Rev J M McComb preaches Evangelical church at 1 am tomorrow. Queen City Theosophical Society at 8 pm Theosophy and Revolution by C J Clark Seattle. The Mesphical Society Amanda meets 2:38 pm unveiling of new covenants and contributions of God in the afternoon. Max Wardal discusses reincarnation at 5 pm.

Immanuel Lutheran General Roberts Oriental Docks Church of Christ Scientiat Macarbee Hall Ballard W. A. McDonald Washington Children’s Home Society John ve Elite _ sore YY. W. Cc G B. Begley J. M. McComb Evangelical Church Queen City

Valuable souvenir chronometer gifted by king to captain

Captain Schiffano of the Italian ship Fortunate Figari presents Max Kunlo with a mahogany cased chronometer for repair. The priceless item was given to a deceased navigator by King Wilhelm IV of Prussia for heroic conduct aboard the Genoese bark Archimede in rememrance of rescuing the Albion crew. The Fortunate Figari is loading lumber at Blakeley for Europe.

Schiffano Prussia August Ird F. Figart Archimede Albion Danzic Fortunate Figarta Blakeley Europe

Interurban Road Nears July 15 Opening

Steady progress on the Seattle Tacoma interurban line as the site is connected and the road ballast completed. Sub power station work has not yet begun, but the line is expected in operation by mid July per Jacob Furth.

Seattle-Tacoma Jacob Furth

Newsboys Schedule for Evergreen Park Sailings

Boats depart Co man Dock at 9 10 11 AM and 1 15 PM 2 15 PM 4 30 PM 5 46 PM and 10 39 PM for journeys to Evergreen Park. Battleships mentioned as part of Sunday events.

Colman Dock Laat Bremerton Peavereies Evergreen Park Coman Dock

Water report details Cedar river system and city mains

Superintendent L J Youngs filed the annual water department report for 1900 with Mayor Hanven. It covers Cedar river system, historical notes from 1890, and totals for 1901 including 682 689 feet of city mains and Cedar river mains length at 162 92 miles. Key costs and receipts for 1900 and 1901 are listed, plus recommendations for new mains on Queen Anne hill and in multiple wards, improved hydrants, street washers, and permanent street signs.

L. J. Youngs City Water Department Yeaterday Hanven Cedar River Water Department Oungs Queen Anne Hill Second Ward Eighth Ward Third Ward Grant Street Green Lake District

Gaiety Gatherings Highlight Local Social Scene

Mr and Mrs EB Maine hosted a large reception Friday at their home in Denny Tilaine Lake Park addition in honor of President and Mrs Frank F Graves. Warner’s orchestra played all evening as the Young Men’s Dancing club planned a Masonic hall party. Miss Mabel Webb invites a June 2 card party at her Harvard avenue home. A dancing party for the three June brides Anna Thomeen Morgan Dunlap is set for next Wednesday in Little’s hall. Real estate ads list Fletcher Carpenter Union block deals and Reichert Bros Blanca 110 Union.

J.C. Haines Cherry Street Seattle First Baptist Church St. Mary's Church Collins Hall G. A. KR John F. Miller Maine Denny-Tilaine Lake Park Frank F. Graves Warner Masonic Hall Mabel Webb Harvard Avenue Little's Hall Anna Thomeen Morgan

Garments and Gifts for Girl Graduates

A local merchant advertises graduation wear for girls including garments gloves parasols hosiery and related items. It highlights white and cream fabrics such as Albatross Henrietta Serge and silk options with various widths and prices. The notice promotes readiness to meet customer desires for commencement outfits.

Hewleader

Genuine Lablache Face Powder Promoted by Notable Women

Advertises genuine Lablache Face Powder as a safe alternative to counterfeit powders. Endorsed by famous actresses and tailoring to a broad audience in America and abroad. Reminds buyers to check the box label and return mail if counterfeit, with refunds and legal action for sellers. Fifty cents per box from reliable druggists or by mail.

America London Parte Dresden Hongkong Bhanghai Japan Manila Sarah Wernhardt Emma Kames Eimma Calve Nazanne Adame Mile, Rea Mile de Lustan Miss Meade Adame Mina Marguerita Bylva

Bargain Prices Invite Weekend Shopping

Advertised bargains entice customers to visit the store with emphasis on affordable light weight items and the promise that no deliveries will occur on Saturday night. The notice focuses on in-store browsing rather than at‑home service.

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F. X. Prefontaine Sacred Heart Church George A. Hild Church of Immaculate Conception A. Sweere W. J. Metz Jackson Street Interbay Wilmot Whitfield Gary The Richmond Aeceon Sherman, Clay & Co Steinway Dealers Youngs Amy Corey Leora Conn Terry Avenue Ira Frederick Weat Hicks Mission, Wash Jane Seaman Mission John Hi. Ogburn Weat Virginia Une L. W. Spragee Helena Montana Yellowstone Park Lottie Littie’s Hall Rainier Hotel Knights and Ladies of Security K. of P Queen Anne Ranke Hall U. S. Civil Service Commission Atlanta Fletcher & Carpenter Ge Reichert Bros Blanca Union Newsboys’ Union Port Orchard Elise Rample Paraso Rascals BEN Levy & CO Enos Boston Masachusetts Burke Oe Saees End Maroq the Perfect Picture Co Third Avenue Between the and Union Rainier Beach Lake Washington Mount Rainier Cascades Lake Cedar River Water Main Snoqualmie Power Co Center OF Seattle J. Jenkin Robert Wilson A. . Brymer W. J. Danner W. H. Houghte F. Lincoln Mary Fitzpath Daisy Buffet James Weed W. B. McAloy Charles EK Virginia Bemis Mabelle Jackson Manning W. L Smith K. S&s. Morgan J. Schertser D. Cutler M. Wood Donald McRae H. R. Thompson Robb Thomas Wilson M First Avenue Washington Street Dexter Horton Bank C. K. Sturtevant Bik Arden Rainier FREDERICK & NELSON _ Fine Furniture Rockingham Frederick & Nelson Second Ave Madison and Spring Streets Hinckley Block Florence Dental Co Ody Aed Seater & CO Seattle, Wash Electric Cow Grand Ridge Kole Issaquah Coal Coo Madison Street Superior Court State of Washington King County Thomas Donovan Charles KE. Patternson Low Haller Building Washington James M. Quilter Charles Bh. Patterson
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