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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1901

Page

3

Foot on the steps to the English throne in 1863 line of succession

The text outlines a royal succession scenario with Prince Edward of York born 1863 as eldest son of the Duke of York and heir to the Prince of Wales. It notes Albert and Victoria as siblings and traces the line through Princess Louise of Fife and Princess Victoria among other royal offspring.

York Chester Duke of York Duke Sawnwall Prince of Wales Prince Wales Ricard Prince Edward of York Prince Edward Albert Victoria Duke of Died Louise Duchess of Fife Alexandra Princess Maude Prince Charles

Brotherhood Trainmen Annual Ball At Puget Sound Armory

The 196 annual dance of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at the Puget Sound Armory drew over 360 members and guests. Evergreen decorations and flags lit the hall as couples joined the grand march at 3 o’clock, with music provided for the evening.

Brotherhood Puget Sound

Suit Filed Over Dirigo Damage Claims Against Marine Insurance Co

A suit was filed yesterday in federal court by J S Kimball against the Marine Insurance Co of Fort On The Main Germany seeking damages for the steamer Dirigo damaged last March.

J.S. Kimball & v San Francisco The Marine Insurance Co fort-on-the-Main Germany Dirigo

Don’t Buy Infected Trees Warned by Inspector Brown

Inspector W. H. Brown warns buyers of fruit trees and shrubs not to pay for stock lacking his certificate. He reports several carloads from the East taken away without examination, noting he has notified authorities as required by law. Brown suspects some shipments may be infected.

W. H. Brown Mr. Brown

Salt cargo for Vancouver aboard Teenkai steamer

The Teenkai steamship from Vancouver loaded 363 cases of salt dog salmon destined for Liver come. Tugs Fingal will arrive with a similar cargo in a few days. Teenkai carries 2060 tons of salmon, 26 000 destined for Liver come. Mystery brought down the scow Georgian.

Vancouver Teenkai Japan Fingal and

Rough voyage of Schooner Tufts ends in port

Schooner Martha W. Tufts, with captain Fitch, arrived in port carrying six tons of pickled fish. The vessel endured a rough voyage due to unsettled weather yesterday as fisheries activity slowed.

Rough Voyage OF Schr. Tufts Martha W. Tufts Fitch

Burglary Report Confirms Theft and Recovery of Vouchers

Otis reported to police that post office orders 482 percent had been stolen near Union Street. About an hour later he found the vouchers and the envelope outside his window. Earlier burglars attempted entry at the Mote on Sixth Avenue. Officer Melvin spotted men at a rear window but they escaped.

Otis Post Office Union Street Sixth Avenue Treet Melvin

Be Reception Hosted At Residence Of Minister

Otto Ranke and Mrs George were hostesses at a Thursday reception at the ministerial residence 916 avenue. The home was decorated with yellow chrysanthemums pink roses and green hues. About three hundred guests attended as music by an orchestra filled the afternoon.

Otto Ranke George Eeen Min. Ie Avenue Punch Dickinson Miny Sard Dickinson Mer 8 Orchestra Perkina Hannington Winnedge Honor of Mines Dubuque Tacoma

Social Gatherings and Weddings Noted in Local Homes

The article lists multiple social events including a Wednesday Card club gathering at Mrs. Morgan Carkeek’s residence on Boren Avenue and Madison Street. Informal whist hosted by Mrs. Homer Norton for W. W. Jamieson proceeding to California, and dinner at Mrs. Alfred Raymond’s for Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Clayton of Sacramento. Also mentions two marriages: Alexander Brown and Christina Strohne in Tacoma. Jeane H. Seabury and Margaret Morrow in Seattle.

Columbia Street Morgan Carkeek Sarah Elizabeth Clayton Sacramento W. W. Jamicramento W. W. Jamieson Sedro-Woolley Margaret Morrow Northrup Neb W. H. G. Termple Seneca Street

Columbia Forms Volunteer Fire Brigade Officers Elected

Citizens of Columbia formed a volunteer fire brigade last night with Chief W. R. Class and officers including Captain Matthew Newell First Lieutenant W. Odell Second Lieutenant Roy Heffler and Treasurer R. J. Rhodes. The company has twenty five members and funds will be raised to buy needed apparatus.

Citizens of Columbia W. R. Class Matthew Newell W. Odell Roy Heffler R. J. Rhodes

Streetcar Line Expansion Near Seattle Public Park

Officials of the Seattle Electric Co will put the Volunteer Park Fifteenth avenue line in operation next week. The car will run on Second Avenue with a contemplated 12 minute service. Signs on City Park cars will be changed to read Broadway and Pike Street.

Seattle Electric Co Volunteer Park Fifteenth Avenue Second Avenue City Park Broadway Pike Street

Way of the Transgressor

Fred Palmer a bartender was arrested by W C Hubbard for assaulting and beating Andrew Henderson. A trio of hobos Edd Wilson Frank Haines and P Shreder were arrested for vagrancy. Don Eckhardt a tenderloin character was arrested for petty larceny. Celine Brown a witness.

Fred Palmer W. C. Hubbard Andrew Henderson Edd Wilson Frank Haines P. Shreder McClurg Hubbard Harry Matthews 1919 Spring Street Don Eckhardt Wilkes Searing Eckhardt Joe Miller Celine Brown

Varsity and Port Townsend clash in local gridiron duel

This afternoon at 3 o'clock the State University Varsity meets the Port Townsend club in a spirited local clash. Once defeated two years ago the university players seek revenge as Capt Huntoon nurses an injury and Corbett has a lame back while both teams enter in good health and eager for a tight, low scoring contest.

State University Port Townsend Larsen Huntoon Corbett Notamakers Tardem

The Week of Plays At Grand Next Week

The Grand presents The Cowboy and the Lady starting tomorrow night with a capable company backing star Blanche Rice and Mr Kent. The cast features Mis Ethelyn Palmer and Mis Annie Woods among others who have appeared with Nell Durgess, Tim Murphy, Nate Goodwin, and Charles Frohman companies.

Miller Kent Mise Blanche Rice Nell Durgess Mise Mathilde Wheffing Tim Murphy Mise Ethelyn Palmer Mr. Kent

Josephine and Wilbur Kirwin Opera at Cordray’s

The Beattle Theater hosts Josephine eee with Wilbur Kirwin in a farce comedy praised by critics. The Oregonian notes Rudolph and Adolph as a hit of the season and credits Dan and Charles Mazon for strong comic talent. The company is rated above average and draws full houses.

Josephine Eee Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Beattle Theater Oregonian

Wilbur Kirwin Opera Co to Present Light Opera

Kin Neill Burgess Annie Russell William Gillette star as the Wilbur Kirwin Opera Co presents a week long light opera season in Seattle with matinées and a finale. The company offers a large cast including a female chorus, elaborate scenery and costumes and a vaudeville interlude between acts.

Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Co Time Theater Howett Witber-Kirwin Co Tourine the Carr

Grand event guides Blair and Caniel Prawhey week of November 17

Blair and Caniel Prawhey will divide the week starting November 17 at the Grand. The Jefferson company schedules pay in Seattle the same week. The meat will run four nights and extend a bit longer.

Blair Caniel Prawhey Jefferson Company Seattle

Waterfront pile driving proves creosoted timbers endure

Evidence from Colman dock shows eight year old creosoted piles remain sound while nearby unprotected piles show teredo damage. City plans new Columbia street pier using protected timbers for a 20 year lifespan across new waterfront docks.

le Adown Colman Columbia Street

Labor Temple Sidewalk Plan Requested on Pike Street

HM Btrong asks the board of public works to build a sidewalk before the Labor Temple on Pike Street. He notes no walk exists and pedestrians must use the street in passing.

Btrong Board of Public Works Labor Temple Pike Street

Local nuptials link Skagit official and Redmond resident

Susan Lord Currier, Skagit county superintendent, is in Beattie with George J. Vor defer of Seattle and Mie Laura Orlock of Redmond as Judge Tallman officiates their marriage at 80 Madison street Beattie. The couple will reside in Beattie. Witter Springs Medical Water advertised as a cure-all for rheumatics eczema and skin diseases, sold at 1210 First Avenue.

Susan Lord Currier Skagit County Citaa Hutler G. Bowers Portland Beattie Hamlet Grand Hoyd J. Tallman George J. Vordefer Seattle Mie Laura Orlock Redmond Madison Street Judge Tallman Witter Springs Drugginte Firet Avenue

Death of Margaret Rose Champion at Monod Hospital

Mrs. Margaret Rose Champion, aged 0 years, died at Monod hospital on Thursday. The body rests at Hutterworth and Hons’ funeral chapel, with funeral services Sunday afternoon.

Margaret Rose Champion Monod Hospital Hutterworth & Hons

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