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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1899

Page

4

High School Day at the Exposition Highlights

Yesterday marked a crowded high school day at the exposition venue with a wedding by Rev. M. T. D. Brown. The baby show awarded prizes for youngest and prettiest infants along with a Japanese winner. Tonight a cadet drill and gold medal presentation were planned, with tomorrow featuring a cake walk and performances by Wagner's band and Shields company. Later attractions include the Victoria quartet from My Pour Quartette and Puget Sound Jubilee Singers, plus Lambertman’s day preparations and an illustrated talk by Edward Shiel.

Mark L. Lenton Edina Jacobs M. T D. Brown Battery Street M. EB Goldie Kinnefelter Elf Robbie Evans Walter Chatre Fransen Otto Grigsby Wille Kumpt Mimosa San Nietm Adrien Monod Polon Howard Collade Hazel van Alstyne James O'Tirien Mine Myrtie Gladys Meyer Wiliam Flemming Miee Marie Lemm My Pour Quartette Victoria C. BE. Joones PF. Leroy F. Shetl J. M. Finn Puget Sound Mise Walker Mrs. Clarke J. C. Payne J. J. Hill Lamberman Edward Shiel

Costly Yachts Prompt Debate On Sailboat Size

In New York Oct 13 speculation rises over reducing yacht sizes from 65 to 9 feet as Merreshotts plan fewer large boats. Lipton’s Shamrock and Columma incur high costs prompting ownership to seek a mid range class enabling moderate means to compete with millionaires. A cheaper, faster annual challenge for the America's Cup is discussed.

New York Merreshotts Columma Ir Thomas Lipton Defender Valkyrie Bia Shamrock Nat Herreshett Newport

Buying Up the Southern Pacific to Trim Rents

In New York Ort 13 reports that communion houses have long participated in Southern Pacific stock. Huntington and Speyer interests have nearly organized the Pacific Improvement Company to control bridges and facilities with high rents paid by Southern Pacific. Crocker and Stanford estates remain key in the firm, aiming to cut rents through holdings.

New York Southern Pacific Communion Houses Huntington Ad Speyer Pacific Improvement Company Crocker and Stanford Estates

Theosophists In Congress In Stockholm Meeting

The Universal Brotherhood of America held a Stockholm congress led by Katherine Tingley. Swedish attendees honored the occasion with a gift to King Oscar II and viewed Pacific coast stereopticon views. Speakers praised the Point Loma California colony and its teachings.

Tétia Congress of the Universal Brotherhood of America Stockholm Katherine Tingley Sweden Crear Berond Otate Theosophiatse Miavatenky Cuba America Pacific

Attempted poisoning shocks Akron family

An unknown assailant mixed green substances into a cistern feeding the Blaesett household in Akron Ohio. The family realized the water’s unusual color before drinking at breakfast and survived. Health authorities analyzed the water and found poison risk. police pursue a suspected crew behind the plot.

Akron Charles Blaesett Stwee Bassett

Shadowed Miss Gould

An elderly well dressed man, James M. H. Anderson of Newton Kansas and a Lincoln Post G A R member, was arrested on Miss Helen Gould's doorstep for harassing her with letters claiming to be her husband. He claimed a wireless telegraph invention and said Miss Gould was his wife. He is held for examination on disorderly conduct.

New York Helen Gould Manion James MH. Amerson Newton Kan Lincoln Post Topeka Detective Mansion Mise Gould Miss Gould Capt. McClusky Detective Bureau Anderson Mies Gould Yorkville Helen White Chicago Menthal

Two Women Arrested for Grand Larceny in Ditler Hotel Case

Helen Weat and Lillian Fall former Ditler hotel residents on First Avenue were jailed yesterday on a grand larceny warrant by civil engineer C. M. Rundlett. He alleges they accompanied him Monday night when intoxicated and robbed him of a watch three $50 certificates of deposit and $70. The defendants deny the charges and claim Burdlett had no money.

Helen Weat Lillian Fall Ditler First Avenue C. M. Rundlett Hondlett Burdlett

Talks to Men at Y M C A Series Opens

The Y M C A of the city begins an eight talk series on topics for young men. Tonight W H G Temple D D opens with Scraps of Time What Shall I Do With Them stating aims and inviting attendance.

W. H. G. Temple D. D

Havana City Orders Restrict Display Of Spanish Flag

Havana mayor Menor Perfecto Laconte issues a city order prohibiting display of the Spanish flag within Havana except at the Spanish consulate. The move is expected to provoke strong criticism and hostility from opponents.

Havana Menor Perfecto Laconte Spanis

Senator Hanna Plans December RNC Meeting Call

Chicago dispatch reports Senator Hanna intends to call the Republican National Committee to meet in Washington early December. The move signals preparatory steps amid party activities in the capital.

Chicago Hanna Republican National Committee Washington

Woman Accuses Merchant in Springfield Whip Incident

Mrs W M Ormebee, described as a popular society woman, cut J Knapp three times with a small whip after he kicked her pet dog. Countersuit and assault and battery charges have been filed in connection with the Oct 14 incident in Springfield Ohio.

Springfield Mre W. M. Ormebee J Knapp

Civil Service Laws Denounced By State League

The State League of Republican Clubs in Harrisburg adopts resolutions condemning civil service laws as obstructing free government and urges national and state representatives to modify or repeal them. The resolutions argue the law creates an office holding close excluding the average citizen.

Harribaurg State League of Republican Clube Eos Ion

The Conductor Complains of Slow Women on Seattle Trams

A Seattle conductor on the Union Trunk Rainier Heights line vents about women riders being slow to board and alight. He recounts a scene where he helped a stout woman onto a car as she scowled, claiming his actions were improper.

Seattle Rainier Heights Union Trunk Line Ilean Ber

Steamer Humbol dt Sails North with Mixed Passenger List

The steamer Humbol dt capt Romsfield sails for Lynn canal carrying 2 zones of freight and a long list of passengers including J. E. Pletcher Mina Melle Caton May Pollard G Niles Mate Purton H Martin Mrs H Martin Kee Piper C E B Allison Grace Wilseon Mrs D C Jackson and many others aboard.

Humbolidt Romsfield Lynn Canal J. E. Pletcher Mina Melle Caton Mise May Pollard Mise G Niles Mate Purton H Martin H. Martin T. Kee A. Piper C. E B. Allison H. Henderson M. Johnson George J. Kingman J H. Knightson FE. C. Force John Purke Ed Portway

Embalming-Gone Wrong Sparks Local Investigation

In Anderson Indiana a glassworker named Hunter died after being embalmed following a headache. His wife awoke to find him unconscious and a doctor declared him dead. Embalmers injected material into the corpse and Mrs Hunter later saw breath moisture on a mirror, fueling relatives' claim that embalming caused death.

Anderson Ind Hunter Nofdnieh

New Vessels for the Navy

Washington D C Oct 12 The secretary of the navy may urge Congress to authorize only three protected cruisers in the upcoming session. Naval officers say armor disputes must be resolved before any more armored vessels are built. Shipyards are crowded and cannot start six armored ships already authorized.

Washington, D. C Secretary of the Navy Navy Department Congress Department

McKinley Bound Over After Guilty Plea in Store Robbery

James McKinley pleaded guilty before Judge Cann to robbing Fraser's store on Second Avenue and was bound over to the superior court for trial.

James McKinley Fraser Second Avenue

Deserted by the Princess and the Prince of Wales

London gossip outlines a royal separation with the Princess of Wales abroad in Denmark. The Prince's attentions center on George Keppel, wife of Sir George Keppel, amid society scandal and speculation of marital strain.

London Prince of Wales Dom Paul Mr. Chamberlain Princ Wailea Princess of Wales Denmark Langtry Cornwallie West Mra Jamcs Brown Potter Lady Brooke George Keppel Mrs. Keppel England George Mdmonstone Earl of Albermariee Euh Roma Princesa of Wales Keppet

Thief From Above Turns Brooklyn Jewelry Heist

Albert and Frank Kalbfleieek peered from their Brooklyn doorway last night and were knocked down by a stranger sliding down a stone pillar. The thief vanished, leaving behind $4,000 worth of ladies jewelry stolen from the house.

New York Albert Frank Kalbfleieek Brooklyn

Improvements on Grant Street Road Progress

The Grant Street road gains new cars on the Green Lake line replacing old apple-cart style carts. The deteriorating roadbed will be improved and a guard-rail may be installed on the Grant bridge to protect travelers.

Grant Street Cara, Ao Green Lake Southpark van Awelt Grant Wirwet

Hunt for Oil in Egypt Opens With Indiana Team

Thomas Sharkey Maurice Smith William States and Michael Waleh from Kokomo Indiana and H J Medrick of Grant county depart tomorrow to Egypt to drill deep wells along the Red Sea coast with an American syndicate. They seek oil or gas and plan a three year exploration using their financed expertise and tools.

Kokomg Ind Thomas Sharkey Maurice Smith William States Michael Waleh H. JL. Medrick Grant County Redara Ieraet Mheroah Fayot Indiana

Civil Service Exam Dates Announced

The schedule lists Fire department on Oct 16, civil engineers on Oct 16, police on Oct 20, clerks and library clerks on Oct 23. Registration clerks exam will be in December. Applications are being received.

Civil Service Fire Department Civil Engineers Police

Frills of Fashion and Velvet Rules for Winter

The article describes polka dotted wool waists, plaid skirts, and varied waist fabrics. It highlights autumn tailor costumes in Roman, swallow, and silver blue tones, round-waist silhouettes, and new machine made cords. Velvet will dominate the coming season with black gowns, minimal flounces, and intricate bead and lace trimmings.

GANT REPRESENT THE TRANSVAAL

Washington takes note of Transvaal appointing a commissioner general to the United States. Gen James K R O Beirne of New York cannot be received in that capacity by the U S government. The move aligns with long standing policy not to recognize foreign agents.

Washington, DC Transvaal United States James KR. OY Beirne New York State Department Pretoria O'Peirne

Few More Soldiers Needed to Complete Volunteer Army

Washington Oct 12 (AP) The total recruits for the last twelve volunteer regiments reach 14 188 with 335 men secured today. The Thirty-eighth, Thirty-ninth, Forty-fourth, Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth are fully organized, and the Fiftieth, Forty-second, Forty-third and Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth each have over 1 000. The Forty-first and Forty-ninth are below the 1 000 mark. Fewer than 1 500 men remain to complete the volunteer army as organized.

Washington PD. C

Pathetic Plea of a Leper in California

Mrs Alfred Abraham Todd is officially declared a leper and held in a pest house in California awaiting deportation or Britain’s decision on her appeal. She tells a reporter it is not pleasant there but heaven compared with Molokal and vows she will not go to Hawai.

AN Francisco Alfred Abraham Todd Todd Pest House Great Britain California Molokal

Judges Recognize Railroad Boycott In Kansas City Area

The Jackson county court judges recognize a boycott by Kansas City merchants against the Burlington road. They instruct the sheriff not to travel on that road while the boycott lasts while transporting insane patients to St. Joseph asylum. Local merchants push a Burlington field started Saturday as part of the Omaha differential.

Kansas City Jackson County Court Burlington St. Joseph Omaha

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Theosophists IN Congress Paris Crank Wales Belle of London Society Mrs. Koppel Thief From Egypt Frills of Fashion Gant O. W. Peterson & Bro Pike St Catarre Medical Institute Seattle National Bank Yesler and S. Gold M. & S. CO. C. E. Thurston & Co Omolal Brokers Cherry St Limitedj THE STAR E. H. Johnson Cor, Madison Hoo Epienkt Issler Cc. E. Edwards Marion Det Westerm and RR Aves Beartle WaAsil WM. Stafford & CO W.c.carr Ayres Transfer CO Car
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