Seattle Star Address and Pricing Line
The fragment lists contact numbers and offices for the Seattle Star with department lines and rates. It notes delivery options and that the paper is a second class matter at the Seattle post office.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1901
Page
2
The fragment lists contact numbers and offices for the Seattle Star with department lines and rates. It notes delivery options and that the paper is a second class matter at the Seattle post office.
A committee of Seattle business men has accepted Mayor Humes call to settle the prolonged machinists strike. If employers and employees meet on a reasonable compromise basis, the dispute may be resolved within forty eight hours.
The piece profiles Theodora Elwell an American girl who travels the world solo and argues women can roam freely with dignity. It contrasts her independence with Southern California dust control using crude oil on roads, noting cost and odor, while Washington relies on rain for dust suppression.
Contractors Thorsing and Lindland start Pike Street plank work from Seventh Avenue to street, using over 600000 feet of lumber. Project lasts about two months with a contract price of 10721 dollars. Superintendent Little championed the upgrade to improve a key city artery and ease access to the Broadway area after months of mud.
W H Warion representing a glass company of Chicago visits the city to explore establishing a branch. He identifies New York and Seattle as major commercial points in the United States.
The page lists morning and evening worship times for multiple churches. It cites subjects like Joy of the Lord, The Heavenly Interventions, The Day of Trouble, and The Leopard's Spots, with pastors and locations such as Westminster Presbyterian Trinity Parish Plymouth Congregational and First Methodist Episcopal.
Amanda Lodge of the Theosophical Society holds study sessions every Wednesday at 7 20 p m on Third Avenue with Sunday gatherings at 5 p m on Some Problems of Mind The Queen City Theosophical Society in America meets at 5 p m in the A O U W hall Pioneer Bank Lecture by E O Schwagerl covers Sub Purgatory and Kama
Property owners on Pine Street between Fifth and Second Avenues press for grading to straighten the line of the Fremont and Green Lake cars. A completed improvement would extend the car line on Pine Street to Second Avenue, reducing sharp curves and easing traffic congestion on Pike Street and Second Avenue.
The following couples received marriage licenses John H Thielpope 26 Seattle and Jennie Burk man 18 Seattle Henry Ott 31 Olympia and Sadie Beckner 71 Olympia William Wray and Mabel R Siddons Seattle both of legal age Thomas Adrian Fransiel 24 Seattle and Hertha Josephine Young 22 Seattle Edward Thomas Cook 2 and Ada Stephen 19 Seattle William Palmateer 22 and Pearl Major 21 Arlington Jed L Hart 23 Dunlap and Leonora E Aalsh 15 Seattle Charles Elmer Nailor 27 Port Angeles Madge Haynes 21 Port Angeles Richard Griffiths 29 and Elizabeth Wallace 20 Black Diamond W Wirth 37 Toledo Ohio and Olive White 27 Cleveland Ohio
A Treasury Department decision in Washington sustains a special tax on firms acting as manifest agents in customs work. Bartlett and Coe of Port Townsend had challenged the levy, which was upheld by federal authorities after referral. The notice notes a photographic offer from Meyer in Rainier Panels.
Sunday marks the last chance for visitors to tour the famed battleship Wisconsin. Extra boats depart Columbia Dock at 9 and 10 am, 1:16, 2:15, 4:30 and 8 pm, offering additional sailings for the day.
Four men died and one was badly hurt in a powder explosion on the 440 foot level at the Treadwell mines near Juneau on October 7. Names given include Joe Ferrara William Moore Geo Dusing and Louis. A fifth man was severely cut but is expected to recover. An unknown Indian murdered a companion at Wrangel with a knife. The Humboldt steamer carried 211 passengers and 500000 in Klondike treasure aboard, with 120000 consigned to the Canadian Bank of Commerce and a $70000 purse among passengers Jack Horne Mrs Horne L D Sanders H Smith and C Bhart.
A dispatch reports San Francisco port steamer managers have formed the Federation of Steamship Managers' Association with the Shipowners Association and the Association of Owners of Steam Schooners. Steps toward a single federation aim to help owners coordinate to avoid strikes.
The funeral of Theodore R Banash was held at Putterworth's chapel at 2 o'clock this afternoon under the auspices of the Seattle Cigar Makers' union. Fred W Snell, aged 51, died at 20 First Avenue South last night. Snell was formerly wharfinger of Yesler Wharf. The body lies at Bonney & Stewart. George W Cryer, 74, died at the residence of his daughter Mrs H Fisher, 1916 East Spruce Street, last night.
William Borat was arrested by detectives Barbee and Byrnes for entering a room at the Hotel York and stealing money. Five men with tools and scrapers including Fred Rosenstock are named. gas and electric fixtures and a Kilbourne Clark Co. address at 15 Second Ave are cited. La Roche was removed to 11 First.
Employment ad from Queen City Employment Bureau lists male bell boy $35 and other positions paying $2.00 to $3.00 per day, including yard men and lumber pilers. Also seeks high school boys for after school work and Saturday shifts. Contact 1014 3rd Ave or 1107 3rd Ave. Five men with teams and scrapers needed.
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