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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1899

Page

2

The Boers and Lyddite Guns in War News

The article discusses the use and perceived effects of lyddite in modern warfare, noting its psychological impact and the inevitability of rapid-firing artillery in conflict. It references Aguinaldo’s forces and questions nation choices in arming, while also touching on science’s attempts to explain meteor showers and a meteorite display.

Kitchener Khartoum Philippines Aguinaldo

Hot Metal in His Eyes

Art Heath a prosperous young farmer near Reardon Washington was injured when rain caused hot babbitt metal on a plow wheel to explode striking his face and eyes. Doctors say sight may not be permanently damaged.

Carpet Mills United Forms in Massachusetts Merger

Boston Ma November 18 A combination of carpet manufacturers in Massachusetts formed after the Lowell Manufacturing Company voted to dissolve The new corporation will have 300 000 capital and include the Lowell plant purchased for 2 03 million and accrued debts the Bigelow Mill of Clinton 2 000 000 and the M J Whitall Mills at Worcester and Palmer 470 008

Massachusetts Lowell Manufacturing Company Bigelow Mille Clinton

Sunday Church Services List in Seattle Area

A long church listings page notes services across many congregations in Seattle led by Rev. Obrum Tem ple Sawyer Randall and others. Times include 11 a m and 7:30 p m with morning and evening sermons and subjects ranging from The Truly Best and Great to The Genesis of Murder.

Plymouth Congregational Church Third Avenue University Street W. H. G. Temple North Seattle Cedar Street L. J. Sawyer First Baptist Church Fourth Avenue James Street Louie 5 Bowerman Matt. v Church of Immaculate Conception Madison Church of Our Lady of Good Help Francis X Sacred Heart Church Brotherhood Hall Ix7th Avenue Bell T P. Brown Trinity Parish Eighth and James H. H. Gowen First Unitarian Seventh Avenue Battery Street M. BE H. D. Brown Stuart Noble Olympia Grace M. FE Thirtieth Avenue King Street W. H. Sellick First Presbyterian Church Fourth and Spring A.L. Hutchison the Mystic Market Street Westminster Presbyterian Church Broadway H. W. Gilchriat Society of Universal Religion G. A. R. Hall Second Avenue A W. Martin St. Clement's Episcopal Church George Puastellc Mark's Episcopal Church Harvard Avenue Seneca and Spring Spm J. PD. Llwyd Christ Madison Street Twentythird Avenue A. Gregg United Presbyterian Church Sixth and Seneca Street R. L. Lanning Flist Free Methodist Church Terry Avenue Pine Street A. N. West EF. BE. Crockett Twenty-seventh Avenue Maine M. P. Renton Sixteenth Avenue Misa Wells Seventeenth Avenue Alfred Jose T. H. Jone Thin City Cape Nome John Noyes Butte, Mont Seattle Charles W. Wappenstein Grays Harbor Harrison D. Brown Fattery Street Tacom

Social Choirs and Meetings Fill Seattle Week

The Nestka club hosts a dance at Union Hall tonight. Many residents attend from Tacoma, Bremerton, and Seattle for visits, travels, and social engagements. Local clubs host luncheons, recitals, science talks, and theatre events as the week progresses.

Nestka Club Union Hall

Fire engine arrives in city to boost fleet

The city receives the first of three new fire engines, a Metropolitan built by a New York firm. It costs over $4,000 and can discharge more than 900 gallons per minute. The remaining two engines are due within two months.

New York

Emerson to Lecture on Pacific Cable Plan

Harrington Emerson, noted engineer of the Puget Sound to Japan cable project, will address the Alaska Geographical Society in the Hainer Band Hotel parlors next Monday evening. The public is invited.

Harrington Emerson Puget Sound Japan

Murderer’s Bones Found Near Mound City

A report states Michael Tobin killed Major Thomas A Fitzpatrick on June 21 and committed suicide. A Smothers woman found Tobin’s skeleton under a hickory tree two miles northeast of Mound City. A shotgun, tied foot, and trigger indicate self-inflicted death. shoes and hair confirm identity.

Mound City Ill Thomas A. Firzpatrick Michael Tobin Tobin Smothers Fitzpatrick

Human Pin Cushion Woman In Wilmington Novel Case

Hanna Reardon a 19 year old Irish immigrant in Wilmington has endured multiple needle extractions from her body after swallowing needles in a Kilkenny Catholic home. A radiograph is planned to locate any remaining needles as two more are found.

Wilmington Del Hanna Reardon Ireland Hanna Kilkenny

Ramaker Music Co Empire of Pianos Expands Seattle Market

The Ramaker Music Co at 1415 Second Avenue Seattle reports a flood of piano orders as 12 Chicago factories close and demand rises. Buyers include Alexander Miller of North Yakima who ordered a Knabe for 650 dollars cash, with other customers from Friday Harbor to Monroe taking Harrington, Cable, Ludvig, and Estey pianos and organs. A prominent carload of Harrington and Hardman instruments is due for unloading.

Plano Chicago United States Seattle Hamaker Muale Co Yakima Flour Mille Alexander Miller North Yakima Terry Avenue Condh Bol Asher O. K Archibald Dawson City First Baptist Church Grace T. Knipe Fourth Avenue Maj Weisenberger New Whatcom Harrington Ramaker Co Ontside Dr. Wright Friday Harbor Cable Co Chicago Cottage Organ Co J. G. Ballinger Hh. F. Little Little Pt. Hadlock Ballinger Monroe FE. F. Starr Auburn Estey Waterville Duse Everett O. Twede Ludwig Marshall Snohomish Geddis Smith Cove Ramaker Munte Co

Dance hall to church mission in Portland

From a looted tearoom of burnished cork and vaudeville stage to a prayerful church setting, the old Coliseum music hall is transformed into the Third Street Presbyterian mission in Portland, a long distance bridged by faith.

Tacoma Portland Coliseum Third Street Presbyterian Mission

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