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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1901
Page
2
The Seattle Star page shows publishing offices and department lines, listing editorial and business personnel and multiple city addresses. It notes subscription rates and carrier delivery terms, plus postal designation as second class matter.
The piece argues the urgent national question of how to handle anarchists in America, labeling Czolgoss as an example and criticizing foreign-born agitators. It also critiques public sentiment on the Schley-Sampson controversy, noting bias toward Schley and describing Schley and Sampson as contrasting personalities.
P Malone a longshoreman and Gorman a disreputable character fought in their shack on the tide flats. They overturned a lamp starting a fire. Special Officer Bevan stopped the blaze and arrested the combatants. He was given a 15 day suspended sentence. the woman received 16 days in the city jail by Judge George.
Georgetown will see a new church building soon. The Methodist congregation forms from a recently completed organization led by T. P. Revelle. The Missionary Board has provided two lots for 500 dollars and will match funds raised locally. Six hundred dollars has been secured, aiming for 1200 dollars to complete a small facility.
The civil service and salaries committee recommends city appropriation to be paid monthly to the Boys' Girls' Aid Society. Major Newell was asked to file a written report of the society's work for the council next Monday night.
An 18 year old worker at the Seattle Lumber mills at the foot of Harrison street was seriously injured yesterday when a piece of board hurled from machinery fractured his leg. He was taken by ambulance to Providence Hospital.
An officer arrested four men including Leighton and three youths after a disorderly brawl at the Grand Opera House. Patrons reported trouble over reserved seats. in the ensuing fight the group refused to vacate. They were jailed for disorderly conduct and assaulting an officer.
Albert J. Meveridge of In- is expected to arrive in Legbout October 1 on his world tour homeward. He has been investigating the coast features of various commerce during his journey, with most time spent in recent months aboard ships and at ports.
Gus Egaieston, a laborer at Occidental Avenue and Jackson Street, was overcome by sewer gas yesterday afternoon and removed to Providence Hospital where he recovered. Another worker in the same trench was overcome but revived after exposure to fresh air.
Chas, Rick, Fred Harris and F M Griffin were arrested yesterday on a charge of criminally assaulting Ruth Armstrong, a 16 year old. They appeared before Justice George yesterday afternoon, with bonds set at 1500 each and a hearing scheduled for Monday morning.
Elmer Hillestad four year old son of Mr and Mrs Edward Hillestad died last night at Twenty fourth avenue and Madison street. Body at Butterworths Funeral tomorrow at 10. Rebecca Harris four month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark Harris died last night near Denny Way and First Avenue. Funeral for Woodward R Bowen from 706 Denny Way residence at 2 this afternoon.
Columbia Lodge No 2 A D U mourns President McKinley’s death in Buffalo calling out dangers of anarchy, praising his character and marriage, and urging enforcement of laws to curb violent groups while expressing sympathy to his widow. It notes the lodge’s 1490 members and asks publication of resolutions. Feasible Buyers take Salmon Cannery Stock in Inter-State Fisheries Co. Greyhound dock Seattle
Washington dispatch reports War Department release detailing Cuban tariff modifications as of March 11, 1800. Major changes include a reduction from 10 to 6 percent ad valorem on railway equipment stock and sugar making machinery, plus cancellation of the 4 Ab convention on Puerto Rican coffee.
Beginning Sunday the steamers Greyhound and City of Everett will operate on the regular schedule to Everett. Sailings leave Seattle at 9 a.m., 12 noon, and 6 p.m. Passengers advised to call Main 1059 for details. The Diamond Ice may affect service.
Cleared dry parcels near Green Lake on the car line near a new 40000 dollar school site. Lots offer lake and mountain views with flexible terms 10 dollars down and five dollars monthly. Agents Thurs ton Ham on site J W Wheeler owner Seattle and MecCague at Close offices Pacific block offer 120 by 120 foot corner lot 4000 dollars on terms.
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