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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
4
Portland Champions Rout Seattle in Five Innings
Portland defeated Seattle 1 to 0 in a short five inning game at Athletic Park yesterday afternoon. Harmen was removed after a weak start, Teddy Corbett pitched effectively, and Seattle committed numerous errors that doomed their effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Harmen
Seattle Cye
Athletic Rk
Dugdale'sa
Ira Harmon
Teddy Corbett
Harmon
Seattle
Frary
Art League High Jinks at Ruinie rand Hotel
The Art League Hohemians held a large social evening in the Ruinie rand hotel parlors attended by many. The program featured Mrs H B Dunbar reading The Nohemian and a dramatic reading The First Quarrel. Also included were recitations by Master Nadeau vocal selections by Miss Raser and Miss Glen and piano by Miss Cohen. G Magnus Bhuta was elected a Bohemian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art League Hohemians
Ruinierand Hotel
Nohemian
H. B. Dunbar
Firet
Nadeau
Miss Raser
Mies Glen
Mise Cohen
G. Magnus Bhuta
Building Permits Issued for Homes and Moves
The city engineer issued permits to Stirrat & Goets to move two buildings at 1115 Fourth Avenue for 850 dollars. Misa Proctor gets a 1 story frame house at 516 Tenth Avenue for 760 dollars. Mrs M A Brown receives a 1 story house at 313 Federal Avenue for 9600 dollars. BE Young is authorized a 1 story frame dwelling at 1117 Lakeview Avenue for 150 dollars. Mrs C D Baker gains a 2 story house at 741 Harvard Avenue for 2000 dollars. Mrs I A Price obtains a 2 story frame addition at 521 Beneca Street for 800 dollars. Mrs P Sheridan receives a 2 story frame building at 233 Maiden Lane for 1600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirrat & Goets
Fourth Avenue
Misa Proctor
Tenth Avenue
M. A. Brown
Federal Avenue
BE. D. Young
Lakeview Avenue
Mra. C
Yukon council grants home government to White Horse and Grand Forks
Aug 15 report from Dawson notes Yukon council assigns overseers for two dwellings in White Horse and Grand Forks to manage local affairs without petitions. Aug 25 dispatches describe scarce provisions in Koyukuk country, miners rationing caches as 106 passengers and 108 tons of supplies sail aboard Clara Monarch. a 30 person party of dancers travels to start a resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
White Horee
Grand Forks
Yukon Council
Rows
Koyukuk
John Harris
Yukon
Kowukuk
Pickett
St. Michael
Pitcher Harmon in anger sparks team tension after rough game
The report notes Harmon’s hot temper despite being a capable pitcher, Dugdale delivers a stern talk to the club, and Seattle plans a public exhibition as the fair dawns with free admission for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Dugdale
Seattle
The Queen of Hayti Plays Beattie Theatre This Week
The Queen of Hayti continues nightly at Beattie theatre with strong attendance. Tivol opera company begins Sept 8, presenting The Toy Maker. Georgia minstrels perform at Third Avenue all week with Saturday matinee. Grand Opera house hosts Prof Wilson's juvenile minstrel show for three nights starting tomorrow, featuring 100 trained children and lively humor. Meat sale and Searchlight movies boost local entertainment this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of
Third Avenue
Georgia Minstrels
James T. Kelly
Wilson
Grand Opera House
J.phowe
Tel Main
Tivol! Opera CO
Ferris Hartman
Toy Maker
Pegular Tivoli
Ballard and South Park School Bonds Sold by County Treasurer
County Treasurer McConnaughery on Tuesday sold eight thousand dollars of Ballard school district bonds at par with forty one percent interest and also two thousand dollars of South Park district bonds at six percent interest with a ninety six dollar premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnaughery
Ballard
South Park District
Sailor John Lindgren Injured at Great Northern Lodging
John Lindgren, a sailor, fell down the stairway of the Great Northern lodging house last evening and broke his arm. He was removed to Seattle General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lindgren
Great Northern Lodging House
Seattle General Hospital
Taxed the Church Refusal to Refund Church Taxes Sparks Debate
County commissioners refused to refund taxes for 1893 1894 and 1895 on the Ravenna Park Presbyterian church after a report by County Assessor Bailey claimed the church was built for speculative purposes. Becks defend religious aims and ongoing services and plan an appeal. The article notes the church also served as a school and mentions workers at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna Park Presbyterian Church
Bailey
Beck
Death by own action of John 1D Ely at hotel
John D Ely, a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, died this morning at the Hocheater hotel on Pike Street by swallowing carbolic acid. W White found him foaming and dying. coroner Hoye attributed likely despondency and recent drinking to the act. The sister, Mrs Marguerite Kerlicher of Chicago, was informed. body taken to Butterworth's morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Ely
Hocheater
Pike Street
Fliat
Second Avenue
International Brotherhood of Eicetrical Workers
Tacoma
W. White
Rochester House
Hoye
Marguerite Kerlicher
Chicago
Kily
Butterworth's
Mortality Notices for Several Infants and Adults
Mortality reports list William RR Benjamin ten days old from 418 Eighth Avenue South with a 3 PM funeral at Butterworth’s chapel. Walleston Green four months old of 226 Ninth Avenue North with a last night death and funeral from Butterworth’s chapel at 2 PM. Oliver P. Barker’s funeral held at Butterworth’s chapel at 2 PM. BH B Underwood died at Providence Hospital last night. The Collins Sherman Poley Co. parlors assisted. Mrs Kate Larkins funeral at Bonney & Stewart’s chapel at 2 PM with interment at Lake View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William RR. Benjamin
Mra
W. Kt. Benjamin
Eighth Avenue South
Butterworth’ Chapel
Walleston Green
B. Underwood
Providence Hospital
Collins, Sherman, Poley Co
Kate Larkins Wee
Bonney & Stewart's
Lake View Cemetery
Kisses Are the Trouble in Kansas Divorce Suit
Mrs. August Simmons files for divorce in Hodgeman County Kansas arguing her husband refuses to kiss her or show affection since their two year marriage. She alleges a slap and spat when seeking a kiss and notes he kissed other women while she complains he intends to prove kissing harms health with doctors' testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsley
Kan
Hodgeman County
Mra
August Simmons
Kanaan
Simmons
Paris House Shooting Scrape Inbound Sailor Charged
Bryan Hamilton a foreign sailor on the steamer Bonita was bound over to the superior court on assault with a deadly weapon after he fired at a woman in the Paris house Curly Smith a female roomer testified he threatened to kill her and then fired injuring another bystander The item also includes an advertising line for Kilbourne Clark Co at 15 Second Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Hamilton
Bonita
Paris
Curly Smith
Hamilton
Major Robinson to Transfer to Philippines Station
A change in the U S quartermaster department will likely occur in October. Maj W W Robinson moves from Manila station to the Philippines. Maj Kuhlen had long held the Manila post and Maj H Robinson previously ran the city quartermaster here. The transfer follows the quartermaster general's Honolulu visit and may mark Maj Robinson's imminent retirement after a long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Quartermaster's Department
Maj. W. W. Robinson
Menelulu
Philippines
Maj. H Robinson
Maj. Kuhlen
Maj. Robinson
Honolulu
Federal court to hear liquor sale cases in Spokane
Four United States prisoners Tunnabee, Dave Richardson, John Wilson and Dave Drake signed voluntary confessions yesterday admitting selling liquor to Indians. The cases will go to the federal grand jury at Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tunnabee
Dave Richardson
John Wilson
Dave Drake
Federal Grand Jury
Spokane
Japanese Liner Tosa Maru Ties Up at Great Northern Docks
The Japanese liner Tosa Maru under Captain Parsons tied up at the Great Northern docks yesterday afternoon. Her cargo includes over 9099 tons of tea silk and Oriental products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Great Northern Docks
Bath Houses at Madrona Villa Upgrade
Kil bourne and Clark Co at 15 Second Ave report new bath houses and gas and electric fixtures for Madrona Villa. Five men with teams and scrapers work under Fred Rosenstock at Mth and E Fir to install the fixtures and complete the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Rosenstock
E. Fir
Madrona Villa
Kilbourne & Clark Co
Second Ave
Mth and
Women’s bicycle race called off due to poor turnout
R A Hahn manager of the team departed for Spokane with riders last night. Electric fans may provide comfort. Kilbourne Clark Co 815 Second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hahn
Spokane
Kilbourne & Clark Co
Mitch ell's Corn Cure Ad Brings Low Prices
A compact vintage ad touts Mitchell's Corn Cure to relieve corns with a toe friendly solution. It promises a quarter price and claims the remedy is worth more after use, inviting customers to buy locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
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Alaska
John Hobson
Discovery Claim
Hobson
Hunker Creek
Klondike
Good Sam- S@rutan hospital
California
Pogtland
Hayti
The
Edison
Yesler Wat Pietste
GEO. Fh. Woodhouse
John D. Ely
Oliver P. Barker
Mutterworth's Chapel
Kilbourne @ Clark Co
Orient
Federal Court
Seattle Electric Co
First Avenue
Wilgeres
Funston
King Baward
Lafayette
Seaview
Marlboro
Chitwood
Countess
Alston
Picadilly
Pecker
Wright
Pinkham
Listerine Shaw
GU Eeorpty
Pike St
Adams
Adamss
Patent
Attle Theater
Hayt
Spatile Theater Y
Tren Shoe Co
JOMN
Opera House
RT. MA
Main
Sestito
JAGER
Tie Bic
2Bc
Hird Avenue Theater
Saoue Mua -Gnei
Sherman, Glay & 60
Steinway Dealers
Richards & Pringle
Georgia
Third Avenue Theater
W. M. Russell
New York
Adnaaton
Willie
Herman
Elliott Hefractia
Lee
Harvard Dental Office
College
Tsai
W. Cor
Leo's Bush
Sven. Albert Hansen
Weet
Bonny & Stewart Funera
Periers
Clolem
Srattio
Wasa
Frederick & Welson—Fine Furniture
Careful Housewives
Os Ead
Lnan Mae Dae
Fiie Gay
Esrc Spes
Frederick & Nelson
Rialto Bidg., Cor
Madison Wowe Furnishers
Reem
Keeley Institute
Maine
British Columbia
Kilbourne Ave
Green Lake
Fremont Car
Sullivaning
Wash
G. T. Castle
Northrup Co
Washington Dental and
Photographis Supply
Columbia Street
24 Ave
Columbia
W. H. Thomas
Amelia Luce
Z.C. Miles & Piper Co
First Ave
Corist Ave
Spring St
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