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Fragmentary record notes a Ge Carriere copy and a charge of twenty five cents per month with delivery at Seattle Post Office. Mentions no free entry and a second unclear matter.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary record notes a Ge Carriere copy and a charge of twenty five cents per month with delivery at Seattle Post Office. Mentions no free entry and a second unclear matter.
The piece argues Americans should reject child fame and avoid turning birth into status. It praises Theodore Roosevelt Jr for not being spoiled, crediting good home training and the belief that real worth comes from brains and morals, not position or wealth.
The piece cites Uncle Abram Hewitt asserting that President Mitchell should urge an unconditional strike end and miners grievances redressed by conference or arbitration. It argues this admission shows miners have just grievances and that operators can settle now, signaling capitulation and defeating the strike. Mitchell would see through any trick.
A dense listing of Sunday services across Plymouth Congregational First Presbyterian Welsh Presbyterian and many others. Notable speakers include Rev. W A, Rev. M A, Rev. Owen Jones, Rev. H D Brown, Bishop Cranston and Dr W F Oldham with multiple masses and sermons at First Presbyterian First M E Trinity M F Grace M E and St Marks along with Roman Catholic services at Our Lady of Good Help Sacred Heart Immaculate Conception and New Parish.
Constantinople reports the porte countermanded the prior offer to Russia for liberty of war vessels through the Dardanelles. England’s assurance to support Turkey against Russia prompted the reversal. Fire department changes place Lathan in charge temporarily while Chief Cook attends a fire chiefs meeting in New York and Clark recovers from a leg injury.
Promotes strong sales in the punt week for Inter State Wickeries Co. urging advance orders to capitalize on high demand. Mentions contact at Inter-State Fisher-oo 402-803 Pacific Block Seattle and Pietcher & Carpenter as dealers.
A saloon riot in Parkersburg West Virginia left three miners dead Brown Sieten Youg Merrick and Anton Merrick. Dozens were wounded by knives and bullets as police ended the melee. Injured were taken to the hospital for care amidst strike tensions.
The grand and nearby venues stage McCarthy's Mishaps tomorrow and for ten nights, a refined musical comedy with bright dancing and popular acts. Louis James and Frederick Warde join a strong cast to perform Shakespearean scenes as part of an extensive Seattle program including The Tempest and other attractions at the Madison and Beattie theaters.
The last two games of the Seattle Butte series run today and tomorrow. Hickey starts today in the box while Stovall pitches Sunday for Dugdale's team in place of Bchook. Dugdale says he will not risk a new pitcher and Bchock may appear in Beattie uniform. he defends not postponing games despite rain and fan attendance.
The moonlight excursion held on the 19th by the Knights of Columbus under whose auspices the event was staged raised funds for the Home of the Good Shepherd. Gratitude is extended to Mr. J. D. Farrell for gratuitously offering the steamer City of Seattle and to all who assisted in the event.
Mrs George TB Kittinger hosted a pleasant Cherry Hedge party with dancing and Wagner Orchestra. Mount Zion church plans a picnic at Leschi Park and invites friends. Mr Rosenberg entertained many in honor of Miss Loeb of Whatcom with cards and refreshments. Vif club opens dance at Littles Hall next Tuesday. Katherine OBrien and John Hansen quietly married at the bride’s home with Father Metz presiding. Miss Haley to host a china shower for Ida Smith at 2115 Fourth Avenue. Miss Grostein departs for Spokane after visiting Mrs I Cooper. Maccabees announce a dance on Thursday the 8th with Wagner providing music. Mrs I Frauenthal returns from San Francisco. Mrs I Stern hosts informal cards at her Yesler Way home. Standed Furniture Co hosts Buck prize contest children with a trolley party starting from Yesler.
A dated business directory entry notes a secondhand goods auction in a Cottmeton city area with an ice box and double story item. L C Stasm and Jon Martin are named as auctioneers with telephone contact details and office location. Patent attorney Harnes & Co. and BE Adams drafting Colman bid are also listed.
The narrative recalls a citywide juvenile event lasting three hours with about 16 children supplied with peanuts and popcorn. Mrs. M Gottstein hosted a Pretty cinch party at Ninth and Columbia. prizes won by Mrs. Hasenberg Fortjoule and Sechubach. Mrs. Sechubach hosted a card party at 764 East Union with a dainty supper. Mrs Owens prepared invitations for a board party on Seventeenth Avenue scheduled for Friday the 26th.
Capt Bell of the Seattle secret service distributes a circular to jewelers after the arrest of William Tarrant and three other Seattle jewelers for gilding coins to pass as gold. He cites the Raurel case to warn that lack of criminal intent is no defense when coins imitate circulating gold. Public awareness urged to prevent innocent involvement and reflections on the Inter-State Fisher Co. marketing investments in Seattle.
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