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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1902

Page

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Mysterious custody dispute over Mrs Summers in Spokane

Federal marshal moves Mrs Summers from jail to Monod hospital amid accusations of coercion and contested guardianship. Officials deny knowledge of her condition while her attorney cites safety concerns and possible perjury.

Kathryn Ksemer Spokane Summers trustice sheriff_a Kathryn Burmmers Rermev Monod Bean Geny Bialeen Pag McLeod Down Mrs. Summers Kathryn Ummere United States Hubbard Fifth Avenue Star Bummers C. B. Hopkins

Green Lake district offers six lots and two room cottage

A listing describes six lots and a two room cottage in the Green Lake district. The properties face two streets, are fenced, and located near a car line.

Green Lake District

Daring Deed of Burglar At Lodging House

A desperate burglar broke into Mrs. W. F. Benjamin’s lodging on Fourth Avenue and James Street, fled after being seen, returned to loot a purse of $23, and escaped. Police noted the thief’s bold sequence and believed him to be morphine-driven. In other news, E. C. Kellogg, 54, died at 1228 Sixth Avenue after sixteen years in Seattle, survived by three children Lafayette F., Albert H., and Li Ban B.

W. F. Benjamin Fourth Avenue James Street Benjamin Milne Lane E. C. Kellogg Sixth Avenue Mr. Kellogg Seattle Lafayette F Albert H Lian B Stewart Li Bonney

Funeral Protest at Miner Strike Martyrdom in France

Thousands of striking miners and supporters paraded to the cemetery after the funeral of a fellow miner killed by government troops. The procession faced interference but continued despite authorities actions. Anarchist sympathizers remained in protest, signaling ongoing labor unrest.

General strike spreads in Belgian mines over wage demands

Miners in Peigium walk out for higher pay and threaten a nationwide stoppage. Workers in three towns already halted work and industry prepares for a broader strike unless concessions are made or a compromise reached.

Brugsels Peigium Imell

Fair 4th Square Market Faces Change in Street Trade

HM Broxton and A Bush operate two market stalls on the street between Sec and Frye Bruhn meat sale. The union market, once a stronghold of unfair markets, was on this street and formerly owned by Charles La Fountain.

A. HM. Broxton A. Bush Sec Frye-Bruhn Charles la Fountain

Getaway Bandits Elude Pursuit in Lincoln Heist

Four bandits who robbed a Burhne near Lincoln slip in pursuit. Stolen horses from Raymond found abandoned. Officials suspect the robbers reached Lincoln and hid. Loot estimated around 33 dollars. railway officials call the plan one of the best executed.

Lincoln Neb Batpeeraes Raymond

British envoy Pauncefote successor meets President Roosevelt

Sir Michael Herbert, Lord Pauncefote's successor, was received at the White House by President Roosevelt this morning. Colonel Bingham accompanied him as officials from the State Department prepared the audience. Afterward Herbert returned to the British embassy where he greeted other members of the diplomatic corps.

Washington, D. GC Michael Herbert Lord Pauncefote White House Colonel Bingham Roosevelt

Strike continues on Tex-Mex National Railroad in Laredo

No settlement reached after several conferences between strike leaders and officials. All trains will run from the Mexican side during the strike as traffic interference is mostly on the American side.

Laredo, Tex Texan & Mexican National Railroad Aide Dure

Airship Car Falls Kills Two in Paris Demonstration

Det 18. M DePradeky a noted French aeronaut and his companion Jesse Morin were killed when the airship car fell during displays over the Grand Boulevard. The craft rose and flew for about an hour as spectators watched, then wires snapped and the balloon, freed of the car, disappeared into the clouds. The egg shaped ship, 110 feet long, carried 16 tons of machinery and the coronet spoke via megaphone at impact.

Pari M. DePradeky Jesse Morin Grand Boulevard

One Woman Sparked Murder Attempt in Butte

In Butte on October 12 J W Kelly editor of the Inter Mountain was shot and wounded by an assailant believed tied to a dispute with a local woman. Kelly escaped while officers seek the shooter, who is described as pursuing Cayley the physician.

Butte J. W. Kelly The Inter-Mountain A. H. Cayley Kelley Kelly Caslewes Cayley

Storms Ravage Several Cities Across States

Oct. 13 to Oct. 18 reports describe a cyclone near Quincy causing fatality in Camp Point and injuries in the city. Power outages followed as electric plants lost smokestacks and lights. Lafayette faced flooding after a wind storm and rain, while St Louis endured a severe hail storm that damaged venues. Macon Missouri reported destroyed houses and injuries in Keota amid wind and rain.

Quincy Tts Camp Point Burlington Road Lafayette Macon Keota

Sage to Retire From Active Business

New York reports Russell Sage will retire this week at age 86. Dr. Munn, an old friend, will take charge of Sage as he steps back from active business duties.

New York Russell Sage Dr. Munn

Strike of machinists widens on Harriman lines

Fourth Vice President Wilson of the International Association of Machinists says a sympathetic strike will be declared on the Harriman lines if pacework is not abolished at the Union Pacific directors meeting on October 14.

Omaha Wilson International Association of Machinists Union Pacific Harriman

Fall Weather Impacts Fergus Falls and Aberdeen

A heavy October snowfall disrupted activities in Fergus Falls Minnesota and Aberdeen North Dakota as residents reported significant snow accumulation and travel disruptions. The weather blotches daily life with caution advised for early-season conditions.

Girl Enticed by Evil Woman Reported in Beattie Case

A Beattie police report cites a loathsome crime as a young girl, Nora Sammison, 18, was coaxed away from her Bucoda home by a woman described as Mrs Pearl Curmings, 78, tall and dark skinned. The case is under investigation as friends search Beattie for the girl and authorities assess the motive and accomplices.

Beattie F. Smith Buceda Nora Sammison Bucoda Giria Cii

No charge for painless extraction with advance cost info

Dental offer from a graduate dentist clinic promises painless tooth extractions at no charge when ordered. Dentists with 12 to 20 years experience supervise each department. A free examination reveals exact costs before any work, and the ad asserts they fulfill their advertised promises.

Coal strike talks swirl as leaders meet in Philadelphia

Washington and New York sources report a high level conference among coal company heads, financiers, and officials including Baer Cassatt Morgan and Pratt as strike dynamics twist. Militia guard Lattimer and Hazelton collieries while operators hint at decisive action to Morgan.

New York Anthratic

Stormy session looms as council ope ns two contentious building rules

The city council faces a stormy night with two disputed proposals. One would require metallic lath in most fire building district structures, sparked by J A Moore’s wood lath grant controversy. The other blocks licensing of dance halls and music venues, framed to target Blackchapel district operators.

J. A. Moore Curtis Lumber Exchange Wroth Molore Kistler Tenderloin John Considine Jackson Street Clancys Blackchapel Conation

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