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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1902

Page

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Robbery Gone Fatal in Fairhaven Hold-Up

In Fairhaven a hold-up turned fatal as a watchman shot by mistake while pursuing two robbers. Two suspects escaped toward the cannery area as officers, including deputies, pursued through May dusk. One wounded bartender, Tom Barger, aided by a bystander, sought safety after the gunfire.

Tcom Wash Harris Street Tom Barger Barger Fred Peterson On Packing Company Tong

Packers Strike Leaves City Short of Carriers

May 14 report says 600 team while Sting delivered this and it is believed the strike will be settled here tomorrow. Public sentiment against the packers grows and substitutes are hard to find, leaving delivery uncertain.

Sting War Department Vincent St Vincent Kingston St. Pierre Ares St. Vincent Martinique

WST Answer at Everett HB

Smith, arrested days ago for passing checks, was taken to Snohomish County to answer a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. The case likely exceeds earlier charges and will be heard by Sheriff Zimmerman in Snohomish County court.

HB. Smith Zimmerman Snohomish County

Horse Shot After Running Wild In City Streets

A horse owned by John ran away this morning and broke its leg near Second Avenue and Jackson Street. A Humane Officer shot the animal to prevent further suffering after the wild run frightened freight and caused it to break from the herd. The other horse was brought to safety.

John Great Northern Jadkeon S Treet Po- Mayou

Roosevelt Names Avery J. Cooper Lieutenant of Artillery

Noton D C May 4 Roosevelt today sent to the Senate the name of Avery J. Cooper lieutenant of artillery in the United States Army.

Noton, D. C Roosevelt Avery J. Cooper Leutenant States Army

Leontine Palmer Alleges City Pest House Effects

Leontine Palmer says the city established a pest house at Union Street and Yesterday Way near her property. She claims it damaged her home and has left her residence since the facility was built.

Leontine Palmer

Judge Orders Show Cause Over Liquor Permit

W Morrison is directed to show cause why his liquor license should not be suspended as inspector Meek conducts the inspection and action.

W. Morrison Meek

Thurston schooner safe after arrival with fish load

A Nanaimo fishing schooner Nellie Thurston was feared lost after four days at sea but arrived this morning with a full load of fish and no news from the voyage. Authorities report the crew safe and the vessel intact after the Queen Jan' incident.

Star Ia. C Nanaimo Nellie Thurston Wan Disby Aue Jan

Elks Carnival in Seattle Set for August Fair

The Seattle Elks lodge announces a city carnival from August 15 to 30 with a $20,000 goal to fund the event. Main feature is the Labour Oriental Carnival and Menagerie Company presenting 18 midway attractions daily except Sundays. A carnival queen will be chosen by popular vote with votes costing 10 cents.

Elks of Seattle Seattle Lodge No. &2 Elks Ft ix Jabour Oriental Carnival and Menagerie Company the Elks Bellote

Two Suitors For Hand Of Alice Roosevelt

Washington society watches a lively contest for Miss Alice Roosevelt's hand. Charities C. Wauters and Grafton Dulany Cushing emerge as leading suitors, both well connected and educated, with visits and companionship noted during recent social events.

Alice Roosevelt Washington Pd.c Mise Roosevelt C. Wauters Councellor Pares Sots Grafton Dulany Cushing Boston Mr. Wauters

Railway Company Pays Injured Firemen

Seattle Electric company settles with Capt. McInnis and firemen Charles Gillam and William Kent for injuries from a March collision between a Third Avenue electric car and a fire department hose wagon. Captain McInnis received about 5000 dollars and the others 1000 dollars each. officials say the amount is satisfactory though not disclosed.

Seattle Electric Company Mcrris Charles Gillam William Kent Third Avenue Mclnnia Fire Columbia Street Wiliam Kent McInnis University Capt. McInnis Cook Fire Department Electric Company P. D Hughes E. C. Hughes Jacob Furth The P. D. Hughes

Western Unionists Meet in Denver Amid Growth

The Western Federation of Miners and the Western Labor Union hold joint annual convention in Denver with separate sessions. Credential committees are appointed. Delegates and updated reports show rapid membership growth and regional expansion across the Intermountain states.

Denver Western Federation of Miners Western Labor Union American Federation of Labor McDonald Intermountain States United States

Beating Charge Against City Resident C B Hott

C B Hott, a teamster living near Tenth Avenue and Yesterday, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Tom Reagan on a warrant for assault and battery. The complainant is his wife who bears a black eye from the incident this morning. Authorities say the dispute arose over family matters. Wheat price noted as 7 3 4 in Chicago market.

C. B. Hott Tenth Avenue Tom Reagan Holt

Captain in Irons Aboard General Roberts

An inquiry opens in West Seattle into alleged misconduct by Captain Crowley of the General Roberts. Officers accuse him of drunkenness aboard the Rotterdam voyage with nightly revels, unsteady mood, and disruptive songs. Crowley denies the charges as petty jealousies while Vice Consul Bernard Pelly presides.

General Robertas West Seattle Crowley General Roberts Rotterdam Bernard Pelly

Waiter Charles Atkine Arrested in Larceny Case Aboard Majestic

Constable Sam Kaufman of Justice George's court arrested Charles Atkine, a waiter aboard the steamer Majestic, on a warrant charging larceny from the person. W. H. Smith, the complainant, says Atkine took a few dollars from his pocket on the morning voyage. The arrest occurred near Dealer Way.

Charles Atkine Sam Kaufman Justice George's Court W. H. Smith Atkine Majestic Kaufman Atkina

Banquet Planned at Pythians Hall for Bowman Honor

A banquet will be held at the infants of Pythias hall corner of Flrat avenue and Pike street this evening to honor United States Commissioner A C Bowman who was elected grand chancellor of the state lodge at a Ta coma meeting last week.

Infants of Pythias Hall Flrat Avenue Pike Street United States A. C. Bowman State Lodge Tacoma

Tidal waves and eruptions chill Caribbean coast reports

May 26 dispatches describe emigration help for Martinique residents heading to Guadaloupe or France. Reports from St Lucia mention tidal waves near Fort De France and damage to French cruisers Tage and Suchet. Fort de France notices earthquakes and Pelee volcano activity with ashfalls near Fort belle and ongoing refugee care.

Paris Martinique Guadaloupe French Guiana France Brest St. Lucia Fort de France Tage Suchet

Miners and fire crews defy strike call in Delaware coal fields

Refused to obey the mine workers orders to strike on June 2 as firemen engineers and pump men in the Delaware Lackawanna Western anthracite mines reject the plan. The move is seen as pressuring the workers to reconsider the possible drastic action.

Scranton Delaware, Lackawanna & Western

Ex-Captain Denies Violation Claim in Senate Philippines Hearing

Fred McDonald former captain of the Twenty sixth volunteer infantry appeared before the senate Philippines committee in Washington and denied the charges brought by ex-Corporal Richard O'Brien. He called O'Brien's statement a lie and said he knew of no Apaniah woman violated by an American in the Philippines.

Washington, D. C Fred McDonald Twenty-sixth Volunteer Infantry Richard O'Brien Icbarrasa Senate Philippines Committee O'Brien Philippines

City Council to discuss Great Northern tunnel and street trades

Council agenda centers on Great Northern Railway tunnel and terminals and on land use south of the city. Jun F reports the railway bought Third Avenue South and Jackson Street site for fire headquarters. Mayors veto on sixth avenue and Galer street purchase will be addressed.

Great Northern Railway Company Great Northern Third Avenue South Jackson Street Sixth Avenue Galer Street Lcense Revenue Co Cara Public Building and Grounds Committee

Burglar Captured at 1122 Twenty Ninth Avenue Is Spared

Albert Ploehan found a burglar in his home on Saturday night and released him after hearing the thief plead for mercy. The captive claimed it was his first offense and that his family was starving. A bottle of chloroform and a door unlocking device were found on the thief. Police have a description and may capture him.

Twenty Ninth Avenue Albert Ploehan Pioehan Kan Bee du O Butte

Pair Of Robberies Reported In Early Morning

Two burglaries were reported to police in the morning. A Canfield of 1202 Sewyond Avenue North said his home was broken into, with jewelry and a small amount of cash stolen. Duncan of 419 Nineteenth Avenue North was also robbed, entry gained by smashing a rear window with an axe, valuables including a gold watch and pin and about $5 taken.

A. Canfield Seyond Avenue North Duncan Nineteenth Avenue North

Pearsons to Stay at Home in Intercollegiate Meets

The University of Washington faculty athletic committee barred the Pearson brothers from competing in intercollegiate meets with Whitman and Pullman citing professional status charges. Whitman manager Wade and Pullman manager Krucee protested the decision as students argued the charges lack substantiation while the Pearson brothers offered to cooperate with any investigation. The team traveled to Eastern Washington without them, weakening the squad noted as two of the universitys best runners.

University of Washington Pearson Brothers Whitman Pullman Wade Krucee University of Pearsons Eastern Washington Priest Landes van der Veer

Perilous Near-Mit Transits Between Lyra and Drummond

The James Drummond narrowly escaped a collision with the American liner Lyra off the Farallones as fog shrouded the bay. The Lyra, 47 days from Newport News to San Francisco, later neared Seattle to begin Puget Sound to the Orient service. both captains blamed each other for the near crash.

James Drummond Seattle San Francisco Farallones Newport News Ehip Lyra Puget Sound Orient The Boston Steamship Company

Miner tragedy sparks dismissal of constable in Fernie

In Fernie British Columbia yesterday Constable William Stephens stated he was not sorry for a mine disaster and wished 250 lives had been lost rather than 150. The miners demanded his firing. he was escorted from town and warned not to return.

Victoria B. C Fernie Wm. Stephens Stephens Michel

Charter Boat Plan Draws Northbound Enthusiasm

Northbounders rally for a chartered steamer to Neme claiming rapid recruitment with about 20 supporters. They say an option on a San Francisco steamer is secured and it will sail down the Sound soon. Shipping men doubt the project and call it bluff with agitators buying crossing tickets.

Neme San Francisco

City Wins in Court Over Patent Pipe Damages

Federal court of appeals today affirmed the lower court ruling in favor of Excelsior Wooden Pipe Company of Seattle in a patent pipe damages case against Cley of Seattle.

San Francisco Federal Court of Appeals Excelsior Wooden Pipe Company Cley Seattle

Re-insurance Gambers Put Up a Big Job

Victoria B C May 26 A cablegram reports the ship Red Rock long overdue arrived in the English Channel She left Royal Roads November 29 1901 for London Wreckage has been repeatedly found and shipping men suspect insurance gamblers manipulated the market to hide the loss

Sipectal Mtar Victoria B. C Robert Ward & Co Red Rock English Royal Roads Rere London

Funeral services for Mrs Bar bara Korn held in Seattle

Funeral services for Mrs Barbara Korn were held yesterday afternoon at the family residence 340 Nineteenth Avenue. Interment followed at Hills of Eternity cemetery. Mrs Korn had lived in Seattle 23 years and her husband formerly served on the city council.

Barbara Korn Nineteenth Avenue Hills of Eternity

Mayor Johnson Meets Bryan on Cuba and U S Ties

Mayor Tom Johnson returned from Chicago after a brief conference with William Jennings Bryan. The talks centered on Cuba policy with Bryan noting Cuban suspicion of U S trickery until the Cuban flag was raised over the palace.

Cleveland Tom Johnson Chicago Jennings Bryan Johnson Bryan Cuba United States

Memorial Day Exercises Planned by City Committees

The general Memorial Day committee arranged a parade and Armory meeting next Friday. G A R posts Women s Relief Corps and Washington Volunteers Association lead the events with speaker Z B Rawaon and J M Wreathing reading Gettysburg Lincoln. Wagner band Philippine quartet and others provide music.

General Memorial Day Committee Women's Relief Corps Washington Volunteers Association Armory Z. B. Rawaon J. M. Wreathing Lincoln Gettysburg Wagner Philippine Quartette G. A

Court hears Caledonia Bally vs Seattle & Renton Railway case

In Judge Griffin's court at Tallman's court today the Caledonia Bally suit against the Seattle & Renton Railway is heard alongside Thien Davis versus Raepheel Cheadle et al. The will dispute of Le Mar Cheadle's estate centers on a house and farm agreement. a son and daughter claim the farm after his death.

Caledonia Bally Seattle & Renton Railway Griffin Tallman's Court Thien Davis Raepheel Cheadle le Mar Cheadle

Lecture on Yellowstone by Rev Leslie Sprague in Helena

Reverend Leslie Wilks Sprague of Helena Montana will present a Thursday night lecture at the Third Avenue auditorium on Yellowstone Park. The talk will be illustrated by more than 100 stereopticon views of the park.

Leslie Wilks Sprague Helena, Mont Third Avenue Auditorium Yellowstone Park Park

Williams & Clarks Let Contract for Mrs Marks Flat

Architects Williams and Clarks have awarded T. M. Ryan the contract to build a $6,000 flat for Mrs. B. Marks on Stewart Street between Minor and Howard avenues. D. B. Spellman to perform the plumbing. San Francisco date May 26 Wheat update noted as Wheat, 1.

Williams & Clarks T. M. Ryan B. Marks Stewart Street Minor and Howard Avenues D. B. Spellman

Funeral of Ada Fugene Smith Held at Second Presbyterian

The funeral for Ada Fugene Smith aged 18 was held at 3 PM at the Second Presbyterian church with Rev Major officiating. Interment followed in St. Pleasant cemetery.

Ada Fugene Smith Major T. Pleasant Cemetery

Marriage Licenses Issued In Seattle Pairs

The following licenses were issued Oscar Hemn age 80 and Bessie Severson age 19 of Seattle Edwin Townsend of Seattle and Lib bie Teachant of Seattle both pairs listed as of legal age for marriage in the city registry.

Oscar Hemn Bessie Severson Seattle Edwin Townsend Legal Age Libbie Teachant

Weather Forecast for Seattle Tonight and Tuesday

Seattle and vicinity see showers tonight with cooler air and fresh to brisk south winds. Tuesday brings continued showers and cooler temperatures across the Seattle area as the system moves inland.

Seattle Vicinity

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