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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1899

Page

3

Chinamen Imported for Show Purposes in Washington

Treasury officials push for tighter rules on admitting Chinese workers for expositions. Hundreds were invited for Philadelphia and other fairs, with little control over their return or numbers. Some 38 Philadelphia expo entrants reportedly vanished, prompting calls for accountability and action.

Washington, D. C Treasury Erals Department Congress Omaha Nashville Philadelphia China United States Treasury Department Philadelphia Exposition Association Conagrees United Sates

Federal Action to Prevent Lynchings Urged by Representative White

Washington report says George NM. White of North Carolina will introduce a bill to mobilize Federal and state cooperation to shield those charged with crime from lynching. The measure aims to guarantee fair trials and ongoing protection until verdict. White cites administration support and hopes for swift passage.

Washington, D.C George NM. White Congress North Carolina White

Reform School Riot in Des Moines Ends. 47 Ringleaders Jailed

Sheriff Stout and 25 deputies rounded up 47 ringleaders from a girl riot at Mitchville reform school, locking them in the county jail. The uprising, the worst Iowa institution has seen, lasted 48 hours with extensive property damage. Over $100 worth of furniture destroyed, 20 plus girls at large, and Des Moines officers guarded the scene to prevent further destruction.

Des Moines Sherif Stout Mitchville Reform School Tme Reform School Iowa

Santa Rosa Captured in Philippine Fighting

Gen Young captured Santa Rosa after a brisk fight as rebels held trenches near the Tubuatin river below Santa Fora. Americans drove them from the position and entered the town despite swollen rivers. Rebels scattered as the town fell. Otlo cables Evans in Negros killed 10 wounded many and captured 2 Simona dispersed a small band with no casualties.

Manila Young Santa Rosa Tubuatin Santa Fora Washington, D. C Otlo Evans Sixth Infantry Negros Simona

Workmen Celebrate Star Anniversary in Armory

Ancient Order of United Workmen held a Star anniversary at the Armory last night. The program featured Wagener’s full orchestra with performances by Filmunde quartet, Miss Clara Spray, Miss Frances Waterhouse, T. H. Waaner, Long and Smith, Miss Clara Tester, Gig de Caprio, Frank McDermott, Mrs. William H. Whitlre y, A. Conant, and the Liederkranz chorus of 40 voices followed by a dance.

Order of United Workmen Armory Wagmera Filmunde Quartette Clara Spray Frances Waterhouse T. H. Waaner Long and Smith Clara Tester Gig. de Caprio Frank McDermott William H. Whittlerey A. Conant Liederkranz

Guatemalan President’s Widow Goes on Stage in New York

Mme Algeria Barrios widow of late President Barrios of Guatemala sails to New York to pursue a stage career. She has studied in San Francisco and shown ability in melodramas. Barrios amassed a large Guatemala fortune, which creditors seized after his assassination, leaving his widow with little. An American by birth from New Orleans.

San Francisco Cal Algeria Barrios Guatemala New York Gen. Barrios Mme. Barrios Amer New Orleans

A Blockade at Tacoma Hampers Wheat Movement

Wheat movement to Tacoma is blocked, stopping Northern Pacific grain deliveries as large elevators burn with rain. Cars stand on tracks around the headquarters and bay head, acting as temporary elevators, while Portland sees more storage room and a more active wheat flow.

Tacoma Oct Northern Pacific Seattle Portland

Frye-Brubner Meat Company To Send Plant Photos

The Frye-Brubn Meat company is mailing customers photographs of the destroyed packing house. Next month they will distribute images of the new larger and improved establishment to replace the old plant.

Frye-Brubn Meat Company

Sunday Sermons at Local Churches

A summary of morning and evening services from Plymouth Congregational Seattle Tabernacle First Baptist North Seattle Baptist First Unitarian Firet M E Church African M E Church Calvary Presbyterian Battery Street M E Church with sermon titles including The Women A Great Host The Doubters Challenged Making of the Iron Swim Hymn of the Croms Behold the Lamb of God The Noble Mission Heavenly Treasure in Earthen Vessel Great Leaders Prepare to Meet Thy God and other noted pastors and street corner venues.

Plymouth Congregational Church Third Avenue University Street W. H. G. Temple Seattle Tabernacle Hapitat Jefferson Street Boren Avenue James Street Power House C. Chrum Ila. m P. m Flist Baptist Church Fourth Avenue Fowerman Ila m North Seattle Baptist Cedar Street L. J. Bawyer A. m First Unitarian Seventh Avenue Union C. C. Holford Calvary Presbyterian Church Twenty-fourth Avenue South King Street Donald Rona

Religious services listed at multiple city churches

A long church notices list shows morning and evening services at Ila, Church of Immaculate Conception, Our Lady of Good Help, Sacred Heart, St. Clement's Episcopal, Grace M. BE, First Presbyterian, Madison Street M BE, Fourth and Spring First Christian, Third Cumberland Presbyterian, Madison Street M BE, Second Presbyterian, Westminster, Episcopal, and Trinity Parish churches. Subjects include sermons and festival observances with times from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and evenings, and noted pastors and speakers.

Tery Street H. D. Brown Ila. m P.m Church of Immaculate Conception Droadway Madison Church of Our Lady of Good Help Francis X. Prefontaine Sacred Heart Church Brotherhood Hall Sixth Avenue Hell Nev T Pr St. Clement's Episcopal Church George Hunsaelle Grace Market Street Madison Street M. BE Twentythird Avenue A. &. Grems Second Presbyterian Church Orner Third Avenue North Ierrison Street Hew W. A. Major United Presbyterian Church Sixth and Seneca Street Kev Haven M. B Howard Avenue John Street J. M. Dennteon Society of Universal Religion Ranke's Fifth Avenue Pike Street Alfred W Martin The Hague St. Mark's Episcopal Church Harvard Avenue Seneca Spring J.P. DD. Llwyd

Prospects of travel bright in distant frontier regions

Reports from Cape Nome Golomin bay and the Siberian goldfields show a rising travel and business outlook for the coming year. Passenger and freight entries are already being made in Beattie. Last season’s traffic surged, despite population influx, with expectant routes and ships like the Hoanoke Nome bound, Portland to San Francisco, and the US revenue cutter Hoer set to depart.

Cape Nome Golomin Bay Siberian Yukon Beattie Nome Seattle Portland San Francisco United States Revenue Hoer

McCoy Defeated by Stitt in 13 Round Fight in St Louis

In St Louis at the West End Athletic Club Kid McCoy fought 13 rounds against Hilly Stitt of Chicago. Stitt, heavier and aggressive, knocked McCoy down once and pressured him to the ropes. McCoy rallied with two solid rights to the ear and chin, while Stitt was saved by his corner after a fierce 12th round. Casper Leon and Steve Flannagan contested the bantam weight title, Flannagan winning by decision after Leon showed strong ring generalship.

ST. Louis West-End Athletic Club Kid McCoy Hilly S Titt Chicago Windy City McCoy Stitt Stift Casper Leon New York Steve Flannagan Philadelphia America Leon Plannagen

Snoring Sparks Divorce Suit in Indiana

Edward Shrodes filed for divorce from Fillen Shrodes in Muncie Indiana after repeated awakenings caused by his snoring. The case centers on marital discord and disruption stemming from sleep disturbance.

Muncte Ind Edward Shrodes Sait Fillen Shrodes

Vandalism Damages Berlin Emperor Statues

In Berlin during October vandals damaged statues of the Emperor's ancestors in the Sieges-Allee by removing noses and hands and otherwise defacing the monuments, with no suspects identified.

Berlin Alles

Hypnotized Shifting Shirt Waists Clerk Incident

A elegantly dressed woman entered Lamgon Brothers and clashed with clerk Miss Kitle King, using a piercing gaze to induce hysteria. Similar scenes occurred at Milner Co and another store as she targeted silk shirt waists without purchases, leaving clerks prostrated and stores unsettled.

Toledo Lameon Brothers Mies Kitle King Miss King W. L. Milner & Co

Scarcity of Currency Reaches Treasury Leaders

Secretary Gage and treasury officials study the tight money market in New York and major centers as they seek permanent relief measures. Gage notes the perennial issue is the fixed volume of paper money leaving the legal tender system, affecting agricultural industries and finance.

Washington, D. C New York Treasury Department Gage Northwest

Forest Fires Threaten Wisconsin Town as Residents Fight Blaze

Fierce fires burn on the bluffs south of BARA HOO Wisconsin. Fences and wood structures are consumed. Many homes are under threat. City help has been summoned and residents are battling the flames amid high alarm.

Bara Hoo Wis

Money Order System Annual Report Shows Large Increase

The annual report of the money order system of the post office department records total issue during the year at 224,958,963 dollars, up 70,964,200. A war revenue tax of 679,000 dollars was collected. There were 4,286 new offices added and money orders issued totaling 79,000,000 domestically and 968,000 internationally.

Washington, D. C Post Office Department

Market Quotations Saturday Morning News Pulse

Market notes show no change in prices from yesterday despite steady demand. Western Washington's production, forests and minerals support a robust outlook with fish merchants reporting firm prices as a 15,000 pound halibut shipment arrives. Grain men anticipate heavy handling before winter while farmers hold crops for better prices and grain market surveys show little price rise due to ample on hand.

Washington

Hospital site in Seattle bought for near twenty thousand

Prof T. 8. Lippy continues investments in Seattle purchasing two lots at Fifth Avenue and Marion Street from John Davis & Co. to erect a hospital. Purchase price not much short of $20,000.

T. 8. Lippy Seattle Fifth Avenue Marion Street John Davis & Co

Resignation of Jesse Merrill from R G Dun Co

Jeane Merrill, manager of R G Dun Co agencies at Tacoma and here, resigns to start own business in Vancouver LB. Dun Co accept his resignation but urge him to remain. Merrill served 25 years as a trusted employee. He will leave November 15. He has many friends in Tacoma and Seattle who regret his departure and wish him success in his new field.

Jeane Merrill R. G. Dun & Co Tacoma Here Vancouver LB. C. Dun & Co Merrill Dun & Co Seattle

Immense sale of lots in University Heights prompts buyers

The Moore Investment Co. advertises a rapid daily sale of five to ten lots in University Heights near the State university. The copy touts the college suburb as a future rival to Ann Arbor and Cambridge, noting lot prices from 2000 to 5000 dollars and urging prompt purchases at 112 Columbia Street to secure homes before values rise.

University Heights Lote Seattle State University Ann Arbor Mich Cambridge Mass the Times Moore Investment Co Columbia Street

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