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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1901

Page

4

Valencia Arrives with 612 Passengers Nine Stowaways Alleged

The Valencia docked in harbor with 612 passengers counted by officers, about 90 said to be stowaways. The vessel carried under 700 aboard despite a special permit for extra passengers, and reports describe a chaotic passenger area and a damaged cabin after a rough voyage from Nome via Dutch Harbor. Notables aboard included Dr. F. B. Whiting and Charles Beckneh am.

Valencia Lane Thia Fielding Nome Dutch Harbor Revenue Manning Thetis Norwald Kartuk Alexander Rowhead Nellie Gonga Arila Seattle F. B. Whiting Charles Beckneham Moritz Peltz Sid Sale Wl Hanna

Died in Saloon After Sudden Collapse

William Kreick, about six of age, collapsed and died in a saloon corner at Second Avenue South and Main Street yesterday afternoon. Groans drew bystanders, and deputies later noted his death. Deputy Coroner Buckley investigated and ordered removal to Buttersworth's morgue.

William Kreick Second Avenue South Main Street Lato Kreick Buckley Butter-sworth

Under Two Flags at Seattle theater disappoints critics

Leon M. Hattenbach presents Under Two Flags drawing a fair Seattle audience last night. The company lacks full strength, and Louise McCallum excels in light parts but stumbles in serious ones. The production runs three more nights before a dark house next week.

Leon M. Hattenbach Seattle Louise McCallum

Jess of the Bar Z Ranch at Grand Opera House

The Grand Opera House features two attractions next week. Jess of the Bar Z Ranch will be shown in matinee and evening shows with ample scenery and realistic ranch-life scenes from New Mexico. The Casino Girl, a noted musical comedy, plays Tuesday to Wednesday evenings and Wednesday matinee, praised as an Eastern success.

Jess Bar Z Ranch Navy New Mexico Alice Archer Forbes Heermans David Harum Far West

Saloon Man Pleads Guilty in Slot Machine Case

Charles Shaw a local saloon proprietor pled guilty in Judge George's court yesterday afternoon to a tingle money paying slot machine offence and was fined 25 dollars.

Charles Shaw Judge George's Court

Robbery of Houseboat on Lake Washington Reported

A houseboat owned by Harry Shawb ut on Lake Washington was robbed of about 300 dollars in property. Police were notified at 1 39 this morning. Most portable items were gone when Shawbut arrived that night. A pile of heavier articles was staged near the door for quick removal. The thief aimed to take all, even if several trips were needed.

Lake Washington Harry Shawbut Shawbut

Regents Open Bid For University Property Sale

Regents open bids for the old University tract within the federal building site. Only bid from J Hedelsheimer offers 25000 dollars, same as Redelsheimer previously offered. Regents to vote next week, six to one in favor could accept. Parcel has 60 foot frontage on Union Street and 240 feet in depth.

Regents Regents of the State University Old University J. Hedelsheimer Redelsheimer Union Street

Robbery on the Queen During Nome Voyage Reported

Three days out from Nome on the steamer Queen a state room belonging to Hank Simmons was entered and valuables worth about 400 dollars stolen. Additional money sum is noted but not fully specified. Police were notified of the robbery.

Nome

Woman Injured After Ditch Fall From Streetcar

Mrs. Peterson, alighting from a Madison streetcar near her home at 1402 Madison street, fell into a four foot trench and required assistance home with severe pain.

Madison Madison Street

Socialist lecturer S Bearcliffe freed in court ruling

S Bearcliffe the socialist street lecturer arrested by Officer Hubbard for alleged anarchistic sentiments was discharged from Judge George s court yesterday. Advertisement lists gas and electric fixtures from Kilbourne Clark Co at $15 and materials from Seattle Fuel Co including wood lead and cord on Second Ave.

S. Bearcliffe Hubbard Judge George's Court Kilbourne & Clark Co Seattle Fuel Co

Five Prisoners From Nome Sentenced on McNeill's Island

Five men and one woman, all United States prisoners, were brought to McNeill's island to serve sentences for forgery burglary embezzlement larceny and pickpocketing. They were convicted at Nome and handed over under U S Deputy Marshal George Leckley. The list includes N Brockalager James Campbell Thomas Morton BR BR Conant and Ellen Wagner with terms ranging from two to three years.

McNeill Ellen Wagner

Markets Remain Dull with Stable Quotations Across Goods

Market activity remains quiet with no new features observed over the past week. Quotations for fruits vegetables and provisions are largely unchanged, listing prices for lemons apples oranges bananas pears cranberries tomatoes onions cabbage and meats among others. Local green corn cauliflower and dairy products show stable figures across the board.

Market Prices for Dairy Poultry and Livestock in Seattle Area

Corrected Daily reports offer producer prices for dairy and poultry in late shipments. Grain oats at 22.00 to 93.00 per cent, barley 17.00 to 19.00, wheat 20.00, corn 1.60 per 100 pounds, hay 10.00 to 12.00 per ton, alfalfa 11.00, butter 22 to 23 cents, cheese 19 to 22 cents, poultry hens 10 cents, large spring 10 to 11 cents, small spring 12 to 18 cents, ducks and geese listed, cattle prices: cows 38 to 39 cents, steers 40 to 45 cents, calves 9 to 14 cents, sheep 40 cents.

St. Paul San Francisco Chicago New York Seattle Capitol Hill St. Louis Puget Sound Washington Amathy

California Bears Beat Nevada 12 to 0 in Rough Game

Berkeley game notes UC football team defeated Nevada 12 to 0 with all scoring in the second half. The match was physical and several players were crippled.

Berkeley Cal University of California University of Nevada Acore

Schooner Bh. K. Wood Rescued After Shoreing at Smiths Island

The schooner Bh. K. Wood, run aground at Smiths Island Tuesday morning, was refloated by tugs yesterday and brought to Port Townsend.

Port Townsend K. Wood Smith's Int

Humane Society Lectures Set for Seattle Winter Series

A Seattle Humane Society program announces a winter lecture series at the First M.E. Church to boost public interest and membership. Noted speakers include Prof. T. C. D. Kincaid on Mankind and the Animals, Rev. W. D. Imonda on John Howard and the Humane Movement, and Hon. Will H. Thompson on Humane Education. Other talks cover art, literature, children’s rights, and parliamentary topics with dates from November to January.

Humane Society of Seattle W. DD Imonda John Howard Will H. Thompson H. H. Gowen Animate Rabbit Theodore Joseph Buot Fa, Cooper Children's Rights Nev. W. MH G. Temple

City Engineer Seeks Rail Corridor Maps

City Engineer Thomson sent large maps today to the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Columbia Puget Sound railways outlining plans involving the Tide Flats drainage project and associated land and waterway changes.

Thomson Great Northern, Northern Pacine Columbia Puget Sound Railway Companies

City Plans Drainage Through Tide Flat Lands by Engineer Thomason

Maps prepared at railroad request outline drainage routes for four city districts including Intermediate Central Rescon Hill west slope and Tide Flat. The plan, described by Engineer Thomason, covers 2250 acres in the north area and 1200 acres along the tide flats with storm water routes to Lake Washington and the bay. Additional storm water lines may be installed on Marion Madison and Washington streets to prevent overflow.

Thomson King Street Bouth Thomason King and Stewart Lake Washington Bay

Local boxing bout ends in decision over San Francisco fighter

Al Nell of San Francisco defeated Mike Donovan after 15 rounds in Oakland California last night earning the decision on points. Beattie Fuel Co advertises coal and wood delivery and promotes Byinning for bicycle repair in the nearby column.

Oakland Cal al Nell San Francissco Mike Donovan Polata

Madman’s Rant Shocks Elysee Station in Paris

A deranged man at the Elysee palace cried that he was a heavenly messenger sent to kill Waldeck Rousseau. Police arrested him and found a loaded revolver on his person, creating a sensational confrontation.

Paris the Elysee Waldeck Rousseau

Murderous lamp attack at Derey house cliffed by bystander

Joe Tarbert attacked Lulu Marks a roomer at the Derey house with a lighted lamp causing four severe wounds including a six inch arm gash. He was arrested at the Misreputable resort as he tried to flee and charged with assault to kill while the woman remains in custody as a witness.

Joe Tarbert Lulu Marks Derey House Cameron Deigh and Damm

Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York Reach Weymouth

The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York arrived in Weymouth England this morning after completing a world tour. They visited Greyhound Dock and became interested in Inter-State Fisheries Co. References to Shamek umbrellas at 1221 Let and former Bon Marche ties are noted.

Weymouth England Duke and Duchess of Cornwall York Inter-State Fisheries Co Greyhound Dock Bon Marche

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