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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1899
Page
2
An Eastern paper jokes about a meat boycott to vex Armour and associates while Seattle celebrates a grand Labor Day parade. The procession features lavish uniforms, regalia and a powerful overall display praised as one of the finest in the city.
The Gold Bug Mining Company on Mount Readen reportedly sold to C. P. Lane and Alvinea Hayward of San Francisco. A 1,000,000 bond secured by a 196.00 initial payment. Former owner John P. Jones of Nevada. says mine is among the best in Southern Oregon with a five stamp mill and a 20 foot ore body.
Robert Dixon and F. J. Suttor, known cigar maker and plans player, were arrested by Officer Adams for destroying property after a quarrel in the tenderloin district. They damaged furniture worth about $100 and were jailed overnight before being released on $50 cash bonds.
Philadelphia Sept 4 The National G A R encampment opened with clear weather and crowds of veterans arriving by train. The city hosts Civil War participants amid grand decorations on Fame avenue with large and small columns and bunting. Admiral Sampson’s fleet vicinity boosts the event as a parade and review by President McKinley is anticipated with Secretaries Gage and Hoot to arrive tonight. Boyd’s cadets of Topeka are noted among attendees.
A description of jewelry pieces including a gold pin row and arrow, a diamond emerald bow, a frog brooch with green and yellow enamel and diamond eyes, agate bottles with gold enameling, a large topaz cover piece, and a baroque pearl brooch set with pearls and diamonds arranged around a gold ribbon and heart.
Brig. Gen. Merriam, commanding Colorado forces, sent a War Department report blaming the Idaho governor for the miners plot. He cites about 706 arrests with 528 detained after initial inquiry, noting three deaths two from disease and one by suicide as investigations continued. Cinematograph and Werner's band scheduled at Madison Park Pavilion tonight.
In the Roped Arena Jake Kiiirain plans a comeback returning to the ring the fall. Kid Meade of New York may face Halliday or Gallagher at 108 to 110 pounds. Tommy Ryan might train Tom Sharkey for a bout with Jeffries, affecting the Brady-Jeffries team. Mysterious Billy Smith seeks a 20 round match with young Mahoney before Gotham clubs.
Chief of Police Feed recommends approving Officer Freeman's $26 clothing bill. Bunding permits urged for Charles H Reed to build a two story residence at 62 Cedar Street costing 900 dollars. B D Smalley cited for repairs at 423 Comstock Avenue at 2000 dollars. J A Brooks named special quarantine officer. Civil service commission to hold a special meeting tomorrow morning with several important matters on agenda. Labor Commissioner Grout drafts annual supplies estimate for the coming year.
The Henry George single tax meeting in Seattle drew a large attentive crowd at the Seattle theater. Judge Benson opened the event, announcing Jerry Simpson’s illness, then Geor George Motterill introduced James G Maguire of California who spoke on land value and Henry George. Maguire recalled George’s work with the San Francisco Post and outlined key points from Progress and Poverty.
The Schooner Gen. McPherson under Capt. J and Morris arrived from St Michael with two crew missing after a storm. Victims named Chas Senuls of Germany and J Larsen of Pureka. The ship left St Michael Aug 2 with 65 passengers including 19 from Kotzebue.
Large crowds turned away as Seattle theater showcased the Georgia up-to-Date minstrel with strong reception for the colored performers. Sam T Shaw company impressed at Thirnt avenue with From Sire to Bow, while actor Shaw received flowers and applause.
A column argues for weekly allowances for girls starting at age 15 or 16 to buy gloves ribbons and later pay for a full wardrobe. It suggests a probationary plan with careful budgeting and keeping accounts to teach money management and responsible spending through mistakes and practice.
The congregation of Temple de Hirsch held a reception for Rev. Theodore Joseph at Emmanuel Rowenberg’s Madison Street home. First services are set for this evening at Jefferson Theater while Seneca Street temple undergoes repairs. The choir features Director Prof. Alfred Leuben with named vocalists and musicians.
Hon James G Maguire gave an afternoon address at four oclock in the YMCA auditorium. The speaker discussed The Gift of God and its meaning to listeners.
A New York writer notes trains stay popular among late imported models. She describes gown trains, petticoats, opera capes, hedingotes, and elab orate sleeves. Oriental rings and Nayadere tiaras are highlighted as coveted adornments.
The Negro World announces a new weekly paper edited and owned by D W Griffin. Griffin is described as a highly educated talented young colored man in Seattle. The first issue is dated August and pledges to serve the colored population of the state.
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