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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1899
Page
2
Seattle disputed totem pole value debate over legal settlement
A vocal plea urges calm negotiation with Indigenous groups over a Pioneer Square totem, proposing a cash settlement view. It argues experts should estimate real material and labor costs to reproduce a pole, files a potential jury case, and questions the artistic value versus actual cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.I
Seattle
Pioneer Square
Mining brokers blamed for stock inflation in Seattle
The Star reprints a detailed critique of brokers from the Seattle Block Exchange amid fears of inflated mining stock values. It notes a minority of crooked operators, their schemes to raise prices, and industry impacts, urging fair dealing brokers to restore public trust. Also cited are views on Porto Rico governance, literacy stats, and Marconi wireless tests aboard U.S. ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Seattle Block Exchange
Corcoran
Exchange
Seattle
Ansay
Index Properties
Knoxville lock and dam project for Tennessee river power
The Knoxville lock and dam project on the Tennessee river aims to supply power for Knoxville factories. The cost is estimated at 250000 dollars. General Wilder, pension agent at Knoxville and former colonel of the 161st Indiana, will oversee the work. Dr Annie Russell diseases of women. 64 Hinckley bik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee
Knoxville
Wilder
One Hundred and Sixty-First Indiana Volunteer Regiment
Annie Russell
Hinckley Bik
Lumber Mill Record Sees 650 Million Feet Cut This Year
Minneapolis reports potential 650 million feet of lumber this year if mills run past November 16, surpassing last year’s 469 million. current tally already exceeds 506 million feet with likely new record on the horizon. Wood offered at $2.25 per load. Seattle Fuel Co and Moore Invest. Co noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Revenue outlook and treasury balance rise could pressure markets
Treasury notes a cash balance swelling from 280 million to over 350 million by autumn. Tax receipts in four months total near 191 million while expenditures run about 550 million annually, suggesting a potential year end surplus of 40 to 56 million even if receipts waver. funding patterns and war debt interest have influenced early-year drafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dpd. C
Conrtessa
New York
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Treasury
Peace Establishment
Trial on Firet avenue regrading damages ends in court
The city’s condemnation suit to obtain relief from damages caused by Firet avenue regrading concluded in superior court before Judge More. A jury awarded damages to three claimants: Samuel Coombe 1300, German Savings and Loan Society 250, and Manch Terry 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet Avenue
Found Money Recovered in Alleged Boarding-House Robbery
Deputy Sheriff Tom Finn returned from Black Plamond after investigating an alleged robbery. J. N. Dickison said he lost 100 dollars and a ring hidden over a window sill in a boarding house room kept by John Waugh. Finn recovered the ring and 4 dollars. no arrests will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Finn
Black Plamond
J. N. Dickison
John Waugh
Finn
Beattie Theater Opens Busy Seattle Opera and Stage Season
The Gray Opera Company presents two more Seattle performances at Beattie Theater with Erminic and Olivette closing the engagement. Wang and Paul Jones draws crowds, while The Gondoliers and The Electrician bring popular favorites. The Olympic Theater hosts a match bicycle race and a strong Farce season featuring The Electrician with a notable cast and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Opera Company
Beattie Theater
Erminic
Jules Grau
Wang
Paul Jones
Charles KE. Tlaney
the Electrician
Seattle
W. R. Ogden
Bert BP
van Cleve
G. Rowman
Frank C. Thompsen
Chris Lynton
Frederick Mairbanks
Chae
L. Mace
George A. Pmouver
Waldo Tupper
Eva Leake
Manche Thaoviere
Madre Daly
Mai Wells
Manche Lemaire
The
Portland Oregonian
Hinney
de Leatens
Opera Co
Mie Kado
Olivette
Grau
Need More Workmen to Speed Deliveries
Article notes a shortage of clerks and wallet staff at the pew officer causing overtime work. The rush of mail matters overwhelms the current force and delays in deliveries occur.
Real estate transfers filed in auditors office yesterday
Deeds recorded include Moore Investment Group to Thomas and Margaret Eimeron for lots in University Heights addition. Anderson to NP Ry Co for right of way through Ogle's Garden Tracts. various transfers in Skykomish, Clark's Addition Kent, Wood's South Shore Green Lake additions, and Lake Union areas. Notable sums listed include 1 200 for Mary G Reitze to Eugene Woollbur t and 1 271.60 Sheriff to Wrymouth Savings Bank for a 40 by 120 foot lot in Murke's 24th addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Thomas
Margaret Eimereon
Block T
Helahta
Ao Andharles J. Anderson
NP Ry Co
Ogle
John Maloney
Hannah G Sensiba
Skykomish
Fred Benaiba
Same
C. Bkellenger
Celestine Shellenger
Clark's
Dat Aid
Kent
Ieceiver
WH. Yealer
D.C
Frank F. Cavanaugh
ML G. Lane
Lote
Booth Park
A. McDonald
Norman W. Line
Lake Union
Mary G
C. F Reitze
Eugene Woollburt
Young Women's Christian Temperance Union Organizes Here
The W. W. Co. T. U. has formed in the city and will meet at the WC. TU. rooms at 2 o'clock every alternate Friday afternoon starting November 17. All young women are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Temperance Union
WC. TU
St Leon family opens week with versatile vaudeville lineup
The St Leon family of five will open Monday night with tumblers gymnasts singers dancers and acrobats described as ten lineers. Little Baby Ida charms women and children as the Dreyfune trial is shown by the cinema for the first time in the city. Murray and Mack perform their evergreen act at Kinnegan's Hall on Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Finnegan
Drotterter
Olympic Theater
Mr. Hall
Omaha
Frank Norton
St. Leon
Ida
Cimeatograph
Murray and
Mack
Kinnegan
Third Avenue
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Puerto Rico
Marconi
Marsachusetts
Naval Board
William the Tennessee
Tel
Seattle Fuel Co
Huy
Moore Invest. Co
Uncle Sam
Seicses
Seattle Theater
Sam T Shaw
Pink Dominoes
Mr. Shaw
Ruseeli
Little Theater Sie
America
Kitthe Heck
Mayme Taylor
Charles Berry
Primrose Quintette
Grierson Alaters
Pocket Diaries
Denny Coryell
Rescen
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Jewel Gas Ranges
Modern
Seattle Gas
Elecrtic Co
Cherry Street
PIKE
Bet
Telrad
E. H. Johnson
Kitnie Bro
J. G. Stewart
Pdinburg. Medical Institute
W. S. Kirk
Pacific Picture Frame Co
Tures
Joseph Mayer & Bros
Tyres Transfer CO
Nilman
NSURE
Columbian Accident Association
State of Washington
E. W. Andrews
PF. L. Miller
Home Office
Collins Mock
C. C. Berg
Ave
I. Howe
Lowe
Menager
Chas. E. Blaney
Hird Avenue
Shaw Company
Third Avenue Theater
W.M. Russell
Phy Mpic Theater
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