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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1902
Page
4
Four bound in sacks were found in a street behind Central College in Indianapolis on October 18. Two persons were identified as having stolen items from the cemetery. Officials believe the sacks and bodies are connected to a larger theft, causing significant excitement as details trickle out.
At a Spokane gathering of the Washington State Funeral Directors association, women gained admission to the body. Mrs A Smith Mrs T Cohn Smith and Mrs K M Cavill were among attendees while R Butterworth of this city sought to bring Idaho undertakers under Washington territory rules. The next session will be held in Seattle.
A preacher declares Major Newell not cruel in handling decency and care for children. He says the institution’s trustees have reluctantly allowed harsh cases and light punishment amid conditions of drunkenness and ignorance.
A Seattle theater recap praises Mary Elizabeth Forbes for her stage rise and star presence in a mixed bill. Louis Morrison and Bessie Stuart Bacon receive notice for strong turns, while Royal D. Tracy shines as the crazy boy. The second piece Finnigan's Ball delivers riotous humor with Edward Gallagher J Barrett Ollie Mack and Murray and Mack delivering clean lively comedy.
The Madison theater opens with a full bill including Nell Bu and other star performers. The Grand offers a dramatic adaptation of The Penitent from The Trayed His other work and promises strong scenery and an excellent company for next Friday and Saturday.
Oct 1 Hambura reports the German Venesecian Plantation Company manager in question. The fragment notes a dispute or activity involving Amany Butts and a German company manager in London with limited context.
In New Orleans on October 1 a labor dispute concluded as the strike ended and workers returned to their jobs. A conference of prominent men discussed the outcome and the company agreed to reinstate staff under normal conditions. The issue of guilt and workers' rights was addressed in the talks.
In Port au Prince on October 11 rebels repelled a government assault aided by Nouvelle Velsirogue troops. Casualties were reported as substantial, with many killed and wounded. Gen Coli, interior minister, urged the population to take up arms in defense of the government.
A woman identified as Mrs. Ka tet Moore was seized Saturday night in an uptown shop while attempting to steal items. Detectives Phillips and Weppenstein arrested her after clerks alerted police. she was searched at the station, and lace, skirts and hose were found hidden beneath her dress. She claimed to be staying at the Colon made hotel and later offered a story about her residence, with investigators suspecting she is a habitual thief from Nova Scotia attempting petty larceny charges.
Charles W. Menadge, age 35, died at 2825 First Avenue this morning. Funeral services held yesterday at Butterworth and Ben’s chapel. The body was taken from Henney and Brewartes, Ne, and burial occurred in Lakeview Cemetery. He was a member of the Mika.
S years, who dies Saturday ht at the residence of her son, MH. FP. Mc Donald, was buried yesterday at Calvary cemetery. The funeral aer fricwa were held in the church of the Detlef Hoe of Coke who became despondent because he had con sumption and shot himself Friday, Mra. Ellen McDonald, nga 2 a.
In Lincoln on October 13 officers failed to catch the robbers as they eluded pursuit this morning. The ongoing chase stalled with the suspects escaping and no further action possible at the moment.
The shop announces a move of the Men’s Goods department to a new corner and invites rapid patronage with substantial price cuts. Tuesday specials include all wool underwear at 1.00, camel hair undergarments, night robes, fancy percale shirts, madras golf shirts, and silk four-in-hand ties and accessories at low prices.
The New Idea Magazine presents a fashion focused periodical for women, highlighting style trends, beauty tips, and lifestyle features. The publication positions itself as a leading voice in women’s fashion.
A fragmented catalog lists various lace and curtain fabrics and trims with widths and prices. Items include netting fabrics of assorted widths, imitation Battenberg edges in white and colors, bobbinet, striped curtains, Dresden border fabrics, and novelty nets with prices ranging from a few to several dollars per pair or yard.
A newspaper blurb advertises an elegant line of fine curtains including Ruffled Swiss Net Irish Point Tambour and more. It promises low prices on a sample line and hints at bargains on other curtain styles.
Travelers and those going from or returning home should note the Bon Marche offers trunks bags and suit cases at lower prices. Heavy brass trimmed trunks canvas covered four to slate across top and three on ittem with brass knee bumpers brass lock and bolts. Full linen lined interior with extra dress tray. Strong construction described.
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