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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1904

Page

3

Aboriginal Art in Italian Marble Exhibition

An Alaska inspired sculpture display at New England Marble & Granite in Seattle features two marble totem poles ordered by Skagway tribes. One stands ten feet, the other six, with grotesque bear like figures and gilded details. Monuments honor Kah Oush Tee and others, with prices exceeding $1,000. The article also mentions labor union activity and a Citizens Alliance push led by Shields, including a note on his future role and travel.

New England Marble & Granite Company Pike Street Sixth Avenue Alaska Haines Mission B. E. Uden Skagway Kah-Oush-Tee Happy Hunting Grounds Kate Hootch Stoo-Wah-Kah Day Han Teen Shortridge Yees-Yout Uden

Harp Divorces Highlight Orphans Home Curiosities

Mrs Elisabeth Harp, tied to an orphan home in Hillman City, faced divorce proceedings against George Harp in Montana. Prosecutor Murphy urged a one week delay for further investigation while noting two pending suits and questioning Harp’s finances and charitable claims. A Charity Organization Society review and custody decisions for the children follow.

Foundlings George Montana Murphy Harp William Bigier Mr. Murphy

Citizens' alliance forms in Seattle to oppose labor unions

The Citizens' alliance a new business men's group in Seattle aims to fight organized labor. Jacob Furth of Seattle Electric and Puget Sound National Bank chairs with Michael C. Shields as secretary, while other officers and member firms remain secret. Headquarters are in the Lumber Exchange Building rooms 303 and 204.

Diamond Ice & Storage Company Wnion Crane Manufacturers’ Association Citizens’ Alliance Colorado Shields Pacific Northwest Car Service Association San Francisco Seattle Jacob Furth Seattle Electric Company Puget Bound National Bank Michael C. Shields Sullivan Block Alliance Lumber Exchange Rust Western Central National Manufacturers’ Association David M. Parry New York Orgeylnation

Burglary And Divorces Reported In Local Notices

Burglars ransacked A. Marnetto home in South Seattle and stole clothing after an absence. A thief climbed a fire escape at 11 First Avenue South to enter Alfred F Butman’s room, taking a $60 watch and other items. Superior Judge Tallman granted several divorces including Grace Warner from Frank Werner and Ellen Smith from James Smith. Martha Hoy secured a divorce from William Moyt, who is in state penitentiary. Articles of incorporation filed for North Yakima Beet Sugar Co with plant at Yakima to begin about November 1. Board elected officers at the meeting last night.

A. Marnetto Seattle First Avenue South Alfred F. Butman Butman Tallman Grace Warner Frank Werner Ellen Smith James EB. Smith Martha Hoyt William Moyt Eben Grist Job Grist North Yakima Heet Sugar Company Yakima

Lonberg divorce granted after years of toil and control

Mrs. Kyzia Lonberg testified that William Lonberg forced her to work on his farm like a hired man and kept only 10 cents for years. Judge Tallman granted divorce and liberal alimony. In New York, ex mayor Franklin Edson died at 72. The Lynn canal ship Jefferson arrived from Alaska with 86 passengers.

Kyzia Lonberg William Lonberg Senjaan Tallman New York Franklin Edson West Seventy-first Street

Great Northern Railway Adds Selling Dates for World’s Fair Tickets

Great Northern announces additional selling dates for World’s Fair tickets. Location listed as 612 Firet Ave. with emphasis on convenient access for travelers and collectors seeking entry to the exposition.

Great Northern Railway Firet Ave Eee

Navy Yard Boat Outing Schedule

Boats depart Pier 2 on Sunday at 9 10 a m 1 15 2 30 and 4 50 with participants urged to flee the cruisers as they leave U S Navy Yard.

U. S. Navy Yard Pier 2

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