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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
2
A fragment from the Seattle Star shows publication details with address lines for the Business Department and offices on Third Avenue, carrier rates, and postal matter classification. The text references the paper’s publish schedule and delivery terms but lacks a full article narrative.
An essay argues mankind’s melancholy stems from choices: overindulgence, lack of exercise, and indoor living. A child’s unrestrained play mirrors nature’s joy until a mother’s indoor discipline dampens the scene, prompting reflections on health and temper. It notes historic address forms to the U.S. President and common errors in official salutations.
Pastors in multiple churches announce Sunday programs with sermons on topics such as A Keynote for the Laborer, The Joying of Christ's Death, and Keeping the Covenant. Missionaries from China and Japan prepare to sail. Unitarian and Theosophical groups hold special meetings. Catholic and other parishes list masses, Sunday schools, and benedictions.
Mrs F H Coe and Miss Pollock hosted an afternoon tea at Thirty sev enth avenue and East Aloha Street with many guests. Mrs B H Guile and Mrs Coe were honored guests. Mrs Gottstein hosted a card party on Ninth avenue and Columbia Street with Miss Wolf of Portland as guest. 42 young ladies attended and a luncheon followed.
Informal card party at Miss Ida Smiths Portland visit and many social events circulate through Union street East Jefferson Street and Minor Avenue homes. Mrs Sam Brown hosts a party on Thursday with dainty refreshments after cards. Mrs Aronson entertains many ladies at Seventeenth Avenue residence. Mrs Cooper hosts luncheon with Miss Grostein from Lewiston as guest of honor. Dr Buckley hosts a large young crowd at Madrona Park with porch refreshments. Mrs Schoenfeld to give a gathering on Sixteenth Avenue tomorrow. Invitations for Rosenthal card party at 1005 Washington Street. Miss G Davis to entertain many young ladies Monday at her mothers home. Henry Palmer of Beattie and Miss Maud Willow Gruwell of South Bend wed in New York. they will reside in Seattle.
The International Mining Congress adjourned after voting to rename to the American Mining Center. Officers elected for the next year include President J H Richards from Pinho Piret, Vice President B W Russell of South Dakota, Second Vice President E R Bucklesortley, and others from California Maine Montana Washington Oregon Ohio with executive committee selections.
In Pocatello Idaho on September 6 Governor Frank Hunt was renominated by the Idaho Democrats. Congressman Glenn failed to win renomination, defeated by Joseph J Hutchinson. The party platform affirms the Kansas City platform and calls for government ownership of railway telegraph and telephone lines while denouncing streets.
The Tivoli company presents The Toy Maker next Sunday and Monday nights and Wednesday and Saturday matinees at Grandpa House. Fer ris Hartman stars as the toy maker in a San Francisco success, set in Nurnberg Germany, with a remarkable life-like doll that becomes a real woman. The Serenade and Florence Roberts company follow with matinee toys and strong dramatic offerings. A Thoroughbred Tramp heads to Seattle next week, with a tale of a traveling agent and a village marshal, plus Dancing Classes announced at Rank e Hall.
Read aloud by the agent the jail notice warns trespassers to leave town before sunset. A marshal is shown a different sort of tramp as lawmen attract attention to a non union plasterer and tender job at Sixth and Weller Street.
Classifieds list private loan offers at a low rate. Address reads 100 Streets Way Rooms 8 and mentions Morrisee Eaheiman in connection with a Mutual Life bid. The fragment is unclear but presents loan solicitation with unspecified terms.
Multiple land ads seek buyers for riverfront and hillside tracts near Emton and Lake Washington. Offers include 30 and 50 acre parcels with rich soil, electric line access, and terms such as down payments and monthly installments. Properties boast cleared lots, water access, and nearby towns like Roswell and Eleander.
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