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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1902

Page

3

Seattle Hearing Delays on Butchers and Longshore Strikes

State Labor Commissioner Diackman arrives in Seattle to open a court of inquiry into the Prye Bruhn butchers strike and longshoremen lockout. Hearings delayed to November 6 for the longshoremen and November 7 for the butchers with 70 banks crowded over the warehouse top deck. Witnesses appear for both sides and a sanitary inquiry is ordered involve Pacific Coast Co. workers.

Prye-Bruhn Esident Farrell Ie Coast Co Teg State Board of Health Hee Blackman Orn Ws Western Central Labor Union Frye-Bruhn Co Butchers’ Capes Thackman Huet

Coroner verdict on Bartlett murder case concluded

A coroner jury found Mrs Motiles Bartlett was killed by her husband Bartlett, Michael Hartlett, on Pike Street. The inquest at Butterworth morgue heard Claud Bannick describe the shooting, with witnesses including J A Morse and Ethel Klein detailing events. Autopsy by Dr O Strom noted two bullets, one entering below the right ear and another through the body.

Mra Motiles Bartlett Michael Hartlett Pike Street Monnight Molly Bartlett Butterworth's Hoye Faben Peared Lntate Michael J Chas. B. Shepard Vas Claud Bannick Bannick Martletts Sixth Seventh Avenues Rennick Bartlett Mbakery Don Huckley C. Charles T. Brotachie Woll Hartlett Middleton Ethel Ethel Klein

Lecount Case Set For Friday

Secretary Grout of the civil service commission announced that the rehearing for Patrolman Ernest Lecount, discharged by Chief of Police Sullivan for demanding and accepting a bribe, would be held next Friday night at 7 30 o clock.

Grout Civil Service Commission Ernest le Ount Sullivan

Libels the Centennial Suit Seeks Eight Thousand Dollars

Orin Brown and four others filed a federal case alleging defamation damages of $8000 arising from a libel claim tied to a recent Nome trip. Proceedings described as part of a civil action in federal court today.

Orin Brown Iibel Nome

Man Arrested On Suspected Check Fraud

F. W. Stephenson and a bookkeeper were arrested by Patrolmen Griffith and Jennings this morning on suspicion of obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly cashed a check for 10 with John Sturt at Puget Sound National Bank that was not honored due to insufficient funds.

F. W. Stephenson Griffith Jennings John Sturt Puget Sowhd National Bank Stephenson

Fire in Good Fellows Grotto Dance Hall

A blaze struck the Good Fellows Grotto on second avenue south near Weuler Way at about 4 am. Fire started from a dressing room hinge, quickly engulfing the interior. Firemen believe faulty wiring caused smoke to fill nearby basements as they battled the flames, which were extinguished within minutes after a box alarm.

Second Avenue South Weuler Way

Auction Notice for Public Sale of Teams and Wagons in Seattle

Pioneer and agreed upon time for sale. Various horse teams with weights from 1100 to 2700 pounds plus saddle stock listed. Wagons include spring contending grocery wagon, laundry wagon, delivery wagons, express wagon, Democrat wagons, road buggies, top buggies, mountain wagon. Auction at 1 p m Friday Oct set at 1212 Western Avenue Seattle Washington. M. Walker auctioneer.

Western Avenue Seattle Wash. M Walker

Marine steamship Hyades docks cargo at port

The Hyades of the Seattle Oriental line arrived to load 2,066 tons of cargo, mainly lumber, at Port Had. The Favorite, owned by Port Blakeley Mill Co, was transferred to the Barah M. Renton run for alterations. Edith, a collier, is due at midnight from San Francisco. The American bark S. M. Allen is tied up for Honolulu loading, and the steamship from the China Mutual line is due.

Hyades Seattle Oriental Line Neoway Port Had Port Blakeley Mf Mill Company Barah M. Renton San Francisco M. Allen Agen Prier Honolulu Hip Son China Mutual Line

City council to decide on new SeattleElectric franchise grants

A Seattle city council committee on corporations meets tonight to finalize Beatthe Electric Company franchise requests for Holgate Street joining West Seattle line East Union Street line and an amended Frink franchise for Main Street line. Wade seeks a complete streetcar system across several streets but no action is expected.

City Council Committee On Corporations Beatthe Electric Company Thee Holgate Street West Seattle East Union Street Frink Main Street Renton Hill Club Electric Company Jacob Furth Seattle Electric Company F. M. Wade Seattle

Union Block Sold for Forty Two Thousand Dollars

A deed transferring the Union block on Firat avenue from Frank Hubbell to Adelaide ite was filed in the auditors office for a consideration of 42000 dollars late yesterday afternoon.

Firat Avenue Frank Hubbell Adelaide Ite Auditors Offee

Mattie’s Not So Happy Now in Tenderloin Encounter

Mattie Waddel, singing in the tenderloin district, collided with Patrolman Muff and attempted to tear a patrol box. She was taken to the city hall, facing a charge of disorderly conduct.

Tenderloin Mattie Waddel Muff Matties Htall

Purchaser Buys Capitol Hill Lot For Home

H P Till purchases a fine lot on Capitol Hill between Prospect and Aloha streets, lot 7 block in division No 2, plans a $4000 residence by Mock and Till. The firm reports over 50 first class homes built in six months, cementing Capitol Hill as a premier residence district. Moore Investment Co. offers a few fine corner lots on Capitol Hill at favorable prices.

On Min H. P. Th Mock. & Till Fifteenth Avenue Prospect Aloha Streets Capitol Hill Moore Investment Company Capitol Hil

Diabolical case of young girls shocks Wynne Arkansas

Three daughters of farmer Thomas Thelen found fatally harmed this morning while parents were away. Theodor Marie, aged four, was found among the victims. David Cross, described as Black, was arrested and claimed to have witnessed the tragedy. He denied acting alone and named another Black suspect, Tom Johnson. A large pursuing crowd and expected capture loom as authorities seek Johnson. The report notes possible lynching.

Tom Johnoxon Johnson

City council stalls on library purchase over title defect

A special council meeting was held over the Fourth Avenue library purchase after a title flaw remained unresolved. A six by 120 foot alley could not be deeded to the city due to missing heirs, prompting Meacham to seek court action and a bond to guarantee eventual title. The council planned an ordinance to let the board of public works accept the deed with Meacham’s bond. Florence Roberts to star in Zasa at Beattie theater next week. License to wed issued for Robert Taylor and Harriet Howell. Outlet Clothing Co announces a huge bankrupt stock sale at low prices in Seattle.

Fourth Avenue Library Alto George Meacham Board of Public Works Gilliam Florence Roberts Florence Firis Zasa Beattie Theater Zana Mim Robert Taylor Skagway Harriet Howell Beattie Outlet ‘Clothing Co Washington Street Occidental Avenue New York Nate Seattle

Puget Sound Electric Railway Schedule Summary

Puget Sound Electric Railway Depot at Seattle 1st Ave and Jackson St offers trains to Kent Auburn Tacoma and way points with departures at 7 00 am 8 30 am 10 00 am 11 06 am 12 01 am. A Seattle 12 01 am train goes to Kent only and Georgetown and Renton Branch trains are listed as well.

Seattle-Tacoma Interurban Railway City 1St Ave Jackson St Kent Auburn Tacoma Way Points Seattle Georgetown Renton E. J. Brown First Ave Union Block MacDougall & Southwick

Unusual Opportunity for Piano and Organ Sale

The Great Expansion offers new pianos and organs at drastic sale prices with down payments as low as 10 and monthly plans. Includes dropped from catalog and slightly used instruments, with prices slashed to a fraction of former costs. Easy payments, single price to all, and a showroom emphasis to view and compare.

Great sale on small musical instruments and accessories

Overstocked by Winter & Harper Co. and H. & H. Chesbro, the combined inventory of small musical instruments including guitars mandolins banjos and accordions is offered at deep discounts. Regular prices 6 to 15 for instruments drop to 3.65 to 13.60 with strings trimmings also heavily reduced.

Winter & Harper Co H. & H. Chesbro

First Time in Seattle Sheet Music Sale to Close

A Seattle store offers large reductions to clear out sheet music and music books. Stocks include new music at 20c, vocal and instrumental selections, standard instruction books, and hundreds of items reduced in proportion. Mail orders require payment by draft or money order with cheap rates per sheet and per book.

City considers crematory for Seattle garbage

Councilman Crichton says a crematory could be set up in Seattle next year though the tax levy ordinance contains no funds for one. Proposals include bond issues for sewers and a new city hall and jail, or granting a private franchise to build and maintain the plant, with payment deferred to late 1903 or early 1904.

Seattle Crichton San Francisco

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