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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1902

Page

4

City Admits City Will Buy Fire Engines

A special council committee meeting is set tonight to conclude the investigation into the purchase of two Metropolitan fire engines. The engines, in the city awaiting verdict, are likely to be accepted despite claims of defects in similar Seattle engines and changes in boiler components. The investigation will probe whether funds and bids were properly handled and if ratifying the contract serves the city’s interests.

Council Committee On Fire and Water Co. Crichton Star's Seattle International Fire Bn- Company Fox Tubular International Fire Engine Company Metropolitan Jreas Engine Trust Board of Public Works

Samuel Hill Addresses Future Commerce of Seattle

Samuel Hill spoke at a Plymout Cantonal church meeting last night on the future commerce of Seattle. A large audience heard his remarks on Oriental commerce with enthusiasm.

Plymout Cantonal Chure Samuel Hill Seattle

Kent Man's Hard Luck in Seattle Court

Joe Cruise, a Kent man, appeared in Seattle police court with a tale of misfortune. He said he traveled from Kent with drink money and spent a rough night after being injured in a cave under the city hall. The judge released him after a brief punishment.

Joe Cruise George Seattle Kent Chamber of Horrors

Sweet girl strikes at Elsworth Cereal Factory

Four hundred striking workers at the Elsworth Ceres Food factory form a union and appoint a committee to recruit thousands more during a general strike. The strikers are mostly women and girls, seeking better conditions and pay. Chicago scene recalls broader labor unrest in the cereal industry.

Chicago Elsworth Ceres Elsesworth

Ocean Race Ends with Senator Narrowly Defeating Oregon

From Dutch Harbor the Nome liners Senator and Oregon raced to Seattle arriving yesterday. The Senator beat the Oregon by about 15 minutes, with cheers erupting on deck as the winner was announced. Spectators outside spoke of rivalry and the thrill of the coastal contest.

Dutch Harbor Senator Oregon Seattle Seae Patta

Persecution and Not Prosecution in Police Court

The Seattle Police Court ruled that Charles Inch may be punished twice for a single act after he threw a stone at bartender Walling, injuring only a plate. Inch already served 3 days in the chain gang for a prior misdemeanor and now faces a $40 fine or further jail time for assault with a deadly weapon.

Charles Inch Lnch George Ince Seattle Walling Inch Mar

Roadway Plan Outlined for Queen Anne Hills Route

East Queen Anne Club members approve a 7 percent grade thoroughfare from the business district to Queen Anne hill. A 15 member committee will push the project, with a route charted from Eighth Avenue near West Jake extension, along Highth and Ninth avenues north to Harrison Street, then Prospect Taylor Hayes and Fifth avenues to Blaine and Newton Street.

Queen Anne Hill Queen Anne 'S Club Highth Avenue Ninth Avenue Harrison Street Harrison Seventh Avenue Prospect Street Taylor Avenue Hayes Street Fifth Avenue Blaine Newton Sire

Marie Tempest Triumphs Over a Humble Play

London reports stage star Marie Tempest has turned Cosmo Gordon Lennox’s adaptation of a French comedy into a successful vehicle. She plans to return to America next season, and admirers anticipate her continued bold choices beyond The Marriage of Kitty.

London Marie Tempest Cosmo Gordon Lennox Kitty Marie America

Nome fleet returns amid voyage wrap up and reassignments

Marine traffic reports the Senator and Oregon arriving from recent round trips with 370 000 dollars in cargo. The Nome City will be the last of the Nome fleet to reach port. Humbolt will skip Lynn canal next Saturday and head to San Francisco then Seattle Valdes route mid January. Oregon to be laid up until winter run decided with possible Valdes assignment. Ohio sent to Bremerton for indefinite layup. Tugs B Doctor and Mystic assisted for the vessel through Port Orchard narrows.

Beason Senator Oregon Nome City Nome Humbolt Lynn Canal San Francisco Seattle Valdes Ohio Bremerton Ar B Doctor A Mystic Port Orchard Narrows

Market Prices Update Show Broad Price Range

The report lists green prices and small-purchase averages around 90 percent higher. Items include spinach, te Sogo, crates of fruit with prices like $3 oranges and $4 Jaffas, crates of rape fruit at $1.25 to $1.60, and other provisions such as beer and dairy products priced per crate or tub. Regional references hint at New York and various markets with scattered figures.

Weather Forecast for Beatile and Thursday

Forecast calls for occasional rain and southeast winds. Fletcher and Carpenter Realty notes Quins only.

Beatile

Police Notes and Local Arrest Report

Mrs. Alice Johnson was fined five dollars and costs in Justice George's court yesterday for assaulting Er. O. Meller with an ax on Day street. A youth named Clementa, about 12, was arrested at Leland near Port Townsend. his parents reportedly live in Seattle. Reichert Bros. Pianos, 110 Unton.

Alice Johnson Justice George's Court Er. O. Meller Day Street Clementa Leland Port Townsend Seattle

President Roosevelt Visits Pittaburg In Secret Bear Hunt Plan

President Roosevelt arrived by special train at 10 o clock to an enthusiastic welcome. He kept plans secret as to the bear hunt site about 200 miles from Phi while he conducted official business aboard. A civil service and salaries committee met in executive session seeking a general city pay raise, with another meeting planned for next week.

Pittaburg Rosevelt Phi Council Committee On Civil Service Peasion

Port Captain Reacts To Sudden Dockside Event

Port Captain McFarland of the FP BP & N Co. received an odd telephone warning Saturday evening. He hurried to the street dock in a sprinting dash, aided by shock and urgency, as reports described Katie Davenport at the water’s edge.

McFarland Katie Davenport Sap G Block

Two Men Arrested After Suspected Robbery Attempt on Ice

Citizens detain two drunken men on Second Avenue South after a reported attempted robbery. Police receive word they were in Trede en Loom area guarded by several men with billiard cues. Both arrested but no specific offense linked to them.

W. Tiernay James Sullivan Second Avenue Trede Enloom Billard

Bargain Sale Fringes and Fabrics at Eight to Oak Cottage

Readable items include Eight to Oak Cottage Poles with fixtures priced at 20c each, assorted remnants at 16c, stockings 15c, tapes 10c, hooks and eyes, bindings, crepe paper, slippers, fabric yardage and napkins. Numerous discounts run from 8 to 11 oclock, listing items and sale prices across fabric, apparel, and sewing notions.

Bargains in Hosiery and Underwear Featured Values

Read as a vintage sale page listing Women's Pure Lisle Hose at 85 cents, Fast Black Lisle hose at 35 cents, Black Cotton hose at 30 cents, Misses or Boys ribbed cotton hose, Jersey ribbed wool vests and pants at 1.50, and ribbed lined union suits at 1.00. Thursday specials showcase multiple items with emphasis on quality and value.

Sale of Linen Crash and Towels at Bargain Prices

A local listing advertises various linen crash fabrics and Huck towels by width and quality with per yard and per item prices. Items include unbleached and bleached crash in 15 to 27 inch widths, plus extra heavy and damask towels, all offered at fractions of a dollar per unit.

Bon Marche Oto Vcine Sdssonia

Kersey Jackets Offered at Low Price for One Day

In Seattle an advertisement promotes kersey jackets at $15.00 now marked to $10.00 for a single day sale. The coats feature double breasted fronts, yoke back, silk straps, velvet points, new sleeve design, and full silk lining. Color variety available.

Kersey Seattle

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