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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1901

Page

4

Act of an ingrate robber linked to Theodore Maller case

The desk in Theodore Maller's office on the third floor of the Haller block was broken Sunday and robbed. Detectives identify a young man named Fred Williams, once befriended by Haller, as the suspect after finding a bicycle pawned and opera glasses belonging to Haller. Williams fled after obtaining the money and plans to surrender in this state.

Theodore Maller Haller Fred Wiliams Phillipe Wil Williams

Forgery Charge Bound Over in Skagit Bar Case

Anderson faces trial after being charged with forging a $125 check and handling the instrument at a Skagit bar. Judge Cann bound the case over for trial.

Anderson Skagit Aupertor Cann

The Casino Girl at Opéra House Tonight

The Casino Girl offers three performances at the Opéra house tonight with repeats tomorrow afternoon and evening. It is a large musical spectacle featuring national reputations in acting and singing, praised for costuming and stage effects. Hoyt's A Texas Steer opens Thursday at the Grand, lauded as one of his earliest and best works. A Wise Woman also draws crowds at Third Avenue.

Opéra House Han New London

Beattle Theater to Reopen November 10 With Jack and the Beanstock

The Beattle theater remains dark this week and will reopen on November 10 with Jack and the Beanstock staged by the Wilbur-Kirwin opera company. Allocens is assured for the run and theatergoers can expect continuing performances through the week.

Beattle Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Company

St. Paul acquired by Pacific Packing for Alaska cannery use

The Pacific Packing and Navigation company purchased the ship St. Paul, an American vessel of 1834 tons burden. The ship will be used as a cannery tender and supply carrier for the Alaska canneries of the company.

The Pacific Packing and Navigation Company St. Paul Alaska

Passengers Kept On Going After Downtown Car Crash

A downtown accident near James Street Road at about 7 o clock halted a streetcar when the grip mechanism contracted causing a sudden stop. A front platform passenger was projected forward striking the front rail and Deputy Auditor Lucius McGuire, among others, suffered suspected internal injuries.

Down Town James Street Muddy Street Ano Lucius McGuire

Burglaries File Late Night Break In At Duhme Building

Nov 6 report describes a break in at the Duhme building with an entrance by a window and a police note that the watchman may have been deaf. Details on the exact items taken remain unclear as the description is garbled.

Detective Parck mourns poisoned Newfoundland dog in Seattle

Detective Jack Parck of the Seattle force offers a $50 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person who poisoned his valuable Newfoundland dog last night. Watter Springs Medical Water claims to cure rheumatism eczema and all blood and skin diseases at druggists or 1210 Firet avenue.

Jack Parck Barck Watter Springs Firet Avenue

WANTED MAN ARRESTED IN FRISCO EMbezzLEMENT CASE

W. Puller alias Davis a San Francisco suspect accused of embezzling 300 dollars from Standard Oil Co was seized by Pinkerton agents and local police on Occidental Avenue. He faces a fugitive from justice charge with $1000 bond and awaits extradition papers for return to San Francisco.

W. Puller Davis San Francisco Standard Ol! Co Pinkerton Artiller Occidental Avenue Davia Jus Cann's Court Justic

Rumored heliogram of Buller to Gen White Sparks Debate

London reports claim a debated text of Bir Redvers Buller’s heliogram to Gen White during the Meoponints era. Dr. Miller McGuire presents what is said as the authentic version, noting requests to hold, maximize shell use, and seek best terms amid siege operations.

London Bir Redvers Buller Gen. White Daily Pony Rhe Miller McGuire Adday Express Bir Walts

Unclear names tied to regional notices from Beattie to Scranton

A fragmented OCR list enumerates multiple individuals and ages across towns including Stratford Ind Renton Beattie Hoquiam Scranton Enumclaw Stanwood Colby and Beattie with ages ranging from 3 to 99. No coherent event or action is discernible from the readable text.

Thomas Edgar Dawen Ki Waash Colla Knowles Stratford Ind Josiah Tonkin Anna Jorgen_ayior Renton Cecil Woodame la Harbor Rothell Gorerede Ued Colby Mary Carleen Beattie Walters Hoquiam Imma Knowles Scranton Wiliam H. Lavery

Unclear local notice of multiple individuals in Beattie and surrounding towns

Fragmented OCR lists numerous people with ages and towns such as Beattie Augurn Tacoma Franklin Booth Prairie Port Minkeley Ban Die and Beattie again. No coherent event or action is visible.

Nelile M. Wallace Beattie

Funeral for Nome aerie secretary held with many members present

The remains of Rh. HM. Mumford, secretary of Nome aerie No. 75, were laid to rest in Lake View cemetery on Genger. Funeral services were conducted in the Faglea aerte by Beattie aerie No. 1 with ninety six members of the mother aerie in attendance.

HM. Mumford Nome Aerie No. 75 Lake View Genger Faglea’ Aerte Beattie Aerie No. 1 Mother Aerie

Tramp Shot During Freight Train Fight Near Portland

Walter Rose of Shawneeburn Illinois was shot by Conductor Lawton during a clash between Baltimore and Ohio freight train workers and tramps near Portland. Rose may recover from his injuries as authorities investigate the incident.

Portland, Or Walter Rose Shawneeburn, IL Lawton Mose

City restaurant owners seek repeal of lunch wagon licenses

Proprieties from downtown eateries join a petition to the city council this afternoon. They urge repeal of the ordinance granting licenses to lunch wagon operators in the lower town, contending the mobile vendors harm their business.

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Fire destroys multiple facilities in Portland area

Fire this morning leveled the Milliken Thompson Co. wholesale operation Brunham's stables Kelley Co. lumber yards and many residences in Portland Maine. The estimated loss reached $500000 with coal and fuel facilities affected as well as several nearby structures. Beattie Fuel Co. and Inter-State Fisheries Co. become involved in the recovery efforts alongside Greyhound Ll.

Portland Milliken Thompson Co Brunham Kelley Co

Opening of new opera house dazzles Everett society

The November 6 event drew prominent state and federal officials and society people from nearby cities. After the performance a ball at Fraternal Hall followed, with carriages transporting guests from the theater to the ballroom. Dancing ran past midnight as evergreens and flowers decorated the hall. The Seattle audience boarded the Queen steamer at o clock.

Everett Renee Society Seattle

Lodge and Fraternal Meetings Reported for Eagles Aerie

Fraternal groups including The Order of Washington Beattie Commandery and Modern Woodmen of America announce regular meetings in the Eagles aerie and hall spaces. Paim Circle Women of Woodcraft, Oriental Court Tribe of Ben Hur, Hearth Lodge Bnai Brith, and Electrical Workers list sessions this week at the Eagles venue with varying hall rooms.

Oriental Court Tribe of Ben Hur Bagies

Local Fraternal Meetings and Nome Mining Report

The Order of Gold Belt to hold a regular meeting in the small hall in town. Lorraine Chapter No 6 Eastern Star will meet tomorrow evening in the same hall. Mr HM Jaffee of Jaffee Sons reports Nome expects four to five thousand wintering there and the camp has slowed to a pond boat basis. Nome series No 76 Fraternal Order of Wagies appoints Jaffee as outside representative with authority to collect funds and handle aerie business.

Order of Gold Belt Re Ular Lorraine Order of the Eastern Star Iagten’ Aerte HM. L. Jaffee Jaffee & Sons Nome

Missing 18-year-old boy last seen after theater visit

W Ekwall is missing from 811 Spruce Street. The 18-year-old left home, was seen at a theater last night, and has not been seen by relatives since. Police have been asked to locate him.

W. Bhweall Spruce Street

Customs report on Japanese immigration figures

District customs officials report a 154 thin month immigration figure from Japan, contrasting with the previous month. The report notes a month over month change in intake and highlights the ongoing border control measures.

Bargain Clothing Sale At Clerks Co-operative Store

The clerks cooperative announces a midweek sale with deep discounts on Rainy Day Skirts Dress Shirts Pattern Hats Silk Dress Skirts and more. Items include Silk Dress Skirts from 6.00 to 12.50 value, Pattern Hats cut to 15.00 18.00, Night Robes and Notions at fraction prices, with further reductions on silk cords pillow covers and handkerchiefs.

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