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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1902

Page

3

COLONEL LEWIS MAY RUN FOR CONGRESS IN KING COUNTY

King county delegates to the Democratic state convention convene in Tacoma to select a candidate for Congress. Debate centers on whether Colonel Lewis will enter the race, with factions forming around Colonel Lewis and Senator Turner. Cotterill’s supporters prefer Lewis absent or aligned, while Lewis remains unconfirmed and possibly absent from Tacoma.

King County Tacoma Jefferson Club Howard Building George F. Cotterilll Friends of Sunes Hamilton Wis Congress George Turner Bpokane Lewis Turner Battle Royal City of Destiny Benator Turner Cotterrill Hela Colonel Lewis Cotterill

Talking of Trusts in New York as Election Fall Plan

Senator Hanna returned to New York and held a long conference with Senators Alifon Aldrich and Pratt of Connecticut. The meeting aimed to craft a definite attitude for the fall campaign and to prepare for a conference with the President tomorrow about the trust question.

New York Hanna Alifon Aldrich Pratt Connecticut Trust Westion

Roosevelt Receives in Oyster Bay Reception Draws Crowds

Roosevelt’s public reception in Oyster Bay drew about 10 000 attendees. The event began at 3 PM and lasted until 6 PM with four bands playing on the lawn. Grounds and avenues were decorated with flags as a thronged rope aisle carried visitors toward the president. Many visitors addressed Roosevelt as Teddy and spoke of knowing him since boyhood.

Oyster Bay Roosevelt Hom Teddy Acros

Lemonade Souvenir Glasses For Officials On Guard

A scene shows officials offered lemonade and allowed to keep inscribed souvenir glasses. Three hundred deputy sheriffs guard the presidential grounds plus additional secret service personnel.

Perch

State sues City over ten percent liquor license revenue

The suit, challenging the city’s claim to ten percent of liquor license revenue, was argued this afternoon before Judge Heli by Attorney General W. B. Stratton and Corporation Counsel Gillam. The case was taken under advisement.

Heli W. B Stratton Gillam

First Day of School Draws City Pupils in Rush

On opening day Superintendent Frank B Cooper and more than twenty teachers oversaw a crowd of about 12 900 to 14 000 pupils. Registration was higher than last year with the High School expecting a jump of 150 plus pupils. Pupils aged 6 to 21 filled Beattie and other city schools as doors opened at 8 am amid a bustling scene.

Frank B. Cooper Prin Iny Beattie Maemimas Papas Marmna Kas Nk Cooper Globe Clothing Company Seattle GLOBE

School schedule impacts Pacific and Rainier districts

Several eighth grade groups will be housed in various high school buildings as new campuses near completion within one to four months. Double sessions will shift among Columbia Cascade Minor Hatier Denny and others with times from early morning to late afternoon. A net 22 new teachers join the corps, and Central will serve as a grade school without additional facilities.

Une Pacific Central Columbia Minor Cascade Rainier Mercer Walla Walla Twenty- First Avenue Thomas Street Warren Avenue Hows Interbay University Heights Hatier Denny Een Anne Main Street

LICENSED TO WED IN BEATTIE AND SEATTLE COUPLES

The following marriage licenses have been issued: Hh. 8 Corey and Tucy Pingree of Beattie. Harry Buil and Jennie Hitcher of South Beattie. 8 Todd and Cassie Wigin of Seattle. Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs.

Corey Tucy Pingree Beattie Harry Buil Jennie Hitcher South Beattie Todd Cassie Wigin Seattle

Striking Butchers Face Uncertain Settlement Terms

The butchers’ strike remains unresolved amid rumors of outside labor intervention. Secretary Rust of the Western Central Bar Union travels to Tacoma on a secret mission as talks with Frye Bruhn officials falter over enforceable guarantees.

Friends of Rust Western Central Bar Union Taccoma Sfrikers T Fryey Central Labor Union Aanert Frye- Bruhn Company

Molasses Company Wins Charter In Trenton

Trent on September 1 reports the American Molasses company with a 3.6 million capital secured a charter. The new corporation is formed by major business players in the industry and is set as a key entrant in the sugar and syrup sector.

Trenton N. J American Molasses Company

Bray Haired Mother Seeks Aflee Superintendent

Bray haired elderly mother with an only son, destined to be president, corners the sought after aflee superintendent. They hail from Kalamasco where Jennale or Arthur earned medals for good behavior and brilliancy, with each wan ure through the journey.

Kalamasco Jennale Arthur

Judge Gray Dies in Nahant After Long Illness

Lynn Massachusetts September 5 Justice of the United States Supreme Court died at Nahant today from paralysis. He had been ill for months and did not resign his post. Oliver Wendell Holmes was named to succeed him. Justice Gray born in Massachusetts rose to be chief justice of the Massachusetts court before joining the U S Supreme Court in 1881. He was regarded as one of the court’s ablest members.

Lynn Mass United States Supreme Court Nahant Jucsice Gray Olver Wendell Holmes Massachusetts Supreme Court Jutice Gray Massachusetta Supreme Court of Massachussetta

Purhaser Buys Capitol Hill Lot on Seventeenth Street

Mr BE De Long of Pittsburgh purchased a $1500 lot on Seventeenth between Aloha and Roy streets on Capitol Hill. He plans a handsome residence. The Moore Investment Co reports strong demand as Capitol Hill openings attract discerning buyers.

E. &. de Long Capitol Hill Capitol HL BE. &. de Long Pittabure Capitol Mil de Long Aloha Roy Streets Moore Investment Co

Fall and Winter Heater and Range Inventory Notice

Retailer announces arrival of fall and winter stock of heaters and ranges. Highlights potential savings on these appliances. Possible promotional push to customers seeking home heating and cooking appliances for upcoming season.

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