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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
3
Last Edition Dr Made Him Kiss Flag Oklahoma City
A mob dragged a man through the streets demanding allegiance to the flag. One man fled as police intervened while another defied authorities and faced threats. a real estate man criticized police but avoided violence by jail transport. Bradshaw, a contractor, hid after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
City
RM. Bradshaw
America
Fev
Bradshaw
Dorsey
Court of Inquiry Testimony on Fire at the Colon
In Washington D C on September court of inquiry heard Capt Chester of the cruiser Cincinnati describe sealed matters. Maj Lord of the marine corps testified Schley on May 31 said he would fire at the Colon but the shot was not near enough to endanger the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Chester
Cincinnati
Lord
Marine Corps
Massachusetts
Schley
Colon
Order of Washington union to present dime entertainment
The Union No. 17 at Poresters hall 18 First Avenue will stage a dime entertainment Friday evening September 27. The program features instrumental and vocal selections and literary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Washington
Union No. 17
Poresters’ Hall
First Avenue
Topeka Arrives From Skagway With Alaska News
The steamer City of Topeka, capt. Oleson, docked in port after a voyage from Skagway arriving at 1 8 this morning. Cargo included cannon, ore, and fish. On board were the remains of Mrs. Karasek, wife of Frank Karasek, Pacific coast agent at Skagway, who died aboard the City of Seattle and were carried to this port. Few passengers were from the interior and Juneau Skagway Ma dull. The Topeka carried 44 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Oleson
Skagway
Alaska
Canning
Karasek
Frank Karasek
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Ketchikan
al Ki
Canmeries
Beattie Puts Faith in Founding Principles and Peace
The text Praises the enduring ideals of liberty and justice echoing through the Declaration of Independence Washingtons Farewell Address and the Monroe Doctrine. J F Cartter notes confidence in America and the nation’s government as the world watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Tam
Washington
Hall
Columbia
Beattie
J. F. Cartter
Weather Forecast: Showers Tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for showers tonight and on Saturday with fresh south to west winds. Temperatures remain mild with periods of rain likely. Localized showers may bring brief slick roads in urban areas during evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Winda
Swift Purchases Steamer Transport For Local Freight Trade
Capt B A Swift has bought the steamer Transport which is under overhaul at West Seattle. The vessel receives new astern and wheel, enhanced machinery, and fresh paint. It will haul salmon lime and produce between Sound ports and operate with Capt Swift’s Lacenner, possibly forming the Swift Navigation Co. to expand local shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Swift
West Seattle
Sound
Swift
Swift Navigation Co
Nome Sailings Tonight From The Garonne And John 8 Kimball
The Garonne and John 8 Kimball will sail this evening for Nome. This will be the last trip of the season for these steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garonne
John 8
Kimball
Nome
Simpson sues city for damages over sidewalk fall
Wm. D. Simpson filed a $20,000 damage claim against the city for injuries from a fall on Washington Street between Twelfth and Thirteenth Avenues on August 27. The incident occurred on city sidewalks and seeks compensation for medical expenses and suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. D. Simpson
Washington Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth Avenues
Yangtze liner Yangtze with valuable cargo arrives from Liverpool
The big China Mutual liner Yangtze, captained by Allen, arrived at noon from Liverpool. The vessel, second to the Hyson line steamer, carried 13,226 tons of silks teas and other Eastern products. It left Liverpool June 29 and Yokohama September 5, making a swift Pacific crossing in good weather. No passengers aboard, over a thousand tons of cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Mutual
Allen
Liverpool
Yokohama
Yangtze
Arthur Coming to Seattle for Locomotive Engineers Visit
Arthur M. P. Arthur, grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, is due in Seattle Monday for a two day visit to the local order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Arthur
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Seattle
Stop the Practice of Leaving Teams Untied
Police on First Second and Third avenues crackdown on untied teams. Officer Carr arrested G W Reetor for tying horses. Robert Cornella was arrested by Officer Mayon for leaving a team loose on Pike street. Officer Wilke arrested Dr Hyvock for the same offense. Rector was fined $10 after pleading guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
G W. Reetor
Robert Cornella
Mayon
Pike Street
Wilke
Dr. Hyvock
Rector
Nine Year Old GeGeorge Seigert At Reform School Hearing
Georg Seigert aged nine appears before Judge Tallman on a petition to commit him to reform school after testimony about adhesive fingers. Neighbors support the move while his mother opposes. The case adjourned without conclusion as the boy awaits further proceedings following a petty larceny arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Seigert
Tallman
Reform School
Goods Going at Quick Step Time
New store opened weeks ago and attracting customers from everywhere. The rapid service and up-to-date stock in every department draw flattering remarks from shoppers.
Hardware Department Offers Bargains on Select Items
Our hardware department presents a variety of bargains with a careful selection of standout items. Readily available deals highlight value across essential tools and supplies.
Williams to face jury trial in Judge George's court
J. J. Williams known as a witness fixer will be heard by a jury this afternoon in the court of Judge George. The case involves alleged interference with witnesses and proceeds under criminal procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Williams
Judge George's Court
New Feature Exposition at Hutchinson Co Stores
A New Feature W. B. Hutchinson Co announces a winter men s apparel exhibition in exclusive New York stores. Saturday event showcases new suits coats hats and boys clothing with stylish blocks and rich correct designs. Stores feature light dry basement two stories with dual entrances and rental terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hutchinson Co
New York
Police Notes Reflect Local Disorder and Arrests
Thos Grant, a bootblack, was arrested by Officers Hubbard sat rick for disorderly conduct. Jas Denton taken into custody last evening by Officer Hubbard. Fre Tripp and a woman were arrested by Odicera Kegan and Parkman for conduct. Andy Bummers arrested by Mayon and Detective Corbett herring for begging. Robert Chopin arrested by Corbett this morning for failure to provide surety of the person. He was fined 320 by Judge George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Grant
Hubbard
Denton
Fre Tripp
Odicera Kegan
Parkman
Andy Bummers
Aie Mayon
Corbett Herring
Robert Chopin
Ye Corbett
George
Real Estate Sale by John Davie & Co Completes 40000 Dollar Deal
John Davie and Co. complete a real estate sale valued at forty thousand dollars. The buyer is JB Burnell, an Eastern capitalist, who predicts rapid development with new wharves and docks on the water front north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davie & Co
Hell Streets
JB. Burnell
Citizens Tribute to McKinley Mars the Nation
A public tribute proclaims God’s will and honors the martyred president. Citizens bow in silent recognition while the national mood contemplates sacrifice and purpose beyond wealth. The travel cadence slows as the nation reflects on the leader’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Disorderly Conduct Arrest At German Bakery Incident
A man identified as railroad worker F. G. Sanborn caused a disturbance at the German Bakery on Occidental avenue near Washington Street in the afternoon and was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Sanborn
Occidental Avenue
Washington Street
Wee
Vessel Connemaugh Under Repairs at Moran's Nome Trip Halted
The Connemaugh under Captain Haring is at Moran's for minor repairs and will not undertake another voyage to Nome. Her final disposition remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connemaugh
Capt
Haring
Moran's
Nome
Contracts Let for Local Quartermaster Supplies
May Ruhlen in charge at the local U S quartermaster depot announces awards for timber and feed contracts. Balfour Guthrie Co Tacoma wins 2000 tons at 822.46 per ton delivered. Albers Schneider Portland 600 tons at 22.70. A Dillon Co Seattle 600 tons. W W Robinson Beattie 600 tons at 23. Galbraith Bacon Co Seattle 500 tons at 13. Lilly Bowardun Seattle 70 tons at 14.70. Hrokaw Bros Tacoma 280 tons at 16.85. John F Stevens Tacoma 400 tons at 16.60. Tone to Galbraith Bacon Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Ruhlen
U. &. Quartermaster's
Washington
Balfour, Guthrie & Co
Tacoma
Albers & Schneider
Portland
Org
Tacona
A. Dillon & Co
Beattle
W. W. Robinson
Puget Sound
Galbraith, Bacon & Co
Seattle
Lilly, Bowardun & Co
Timothy
Hrokaw Broa
John F. Stevens
Northern Pacific North Coast Limited timetable summary
Travel schedule notes list departures and arrivals for multiple routes of the Northern Pacific system. Highlights include trains between Portland Seattle Tacoma Olympia Everett and connections via Mount Vernon and Vancouver with several daily departures and limited service on Sundays and holidays.
Storage Room for Rent in Dry Basement
Light dry basement storage room with two elevators and extra fee options. Rents listed as 368 or 18 months. Beattie weageve Unston, $12 Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Weageve Unston
Second Avenue South
Government supply deadline for Beattie and Tacoma docks
Beattie is to receive supplies at $16.70 per ton delivered on government dock at Beattie or Tacoma on or before October 10. The notice specifies delivery deadline and location for the contractor to ship the materials accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Tacoma
Three youths arrested in Dunlap residence robbery case
Cecil Mutts Marry Norton and Jank Wold, all described as 1% year old boys, were arrested at Tacoma on charges of robbing a Dunlap residence. They will be brought here tonight for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Mutts
Norton
Jank Wold
Dunlap
Tacoma
Heattle Newspaper Union Ad Seeks Short Term Rentals
An item announces rental options for a property at 11a Second Avenue Mouth in Heattle. Available durations include 3, 6, 9, or 18 months with entrances from front or rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heattle
Second Avenue
Rental terms listed for various lease lengths
A Seattle newspaper notice outlines rental terms including entrances from front or rear and options to rent for 3, 6, 8, or 12 months. The notice provides the Union address at 12 Second Avenue South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Union
Second Avenue South
Excursion Rates Set for Puyallup Fruit Fair Trip
Secretary Meikle of the chamber of commerce arranges with the Northern Pacific Railroad to offer excursion rates for attendees of the Puyallup Fruit Fair on September 26. Round trip fare is $1.16 with tickets valid until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meikle
Chamber of Commerce
Northern Pacific Mailroad Co
Puyallup
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