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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1904

Page

5

Buffalo Chief Sol Louie and the Blackfoot Feud

In early Idaho and Montana, Sol Louie once led Coeur d Alene hunters into Blackfoot territory. He wooed Blackfoot maidens and stole horses, fueling a decades old feud. Last week Lewis Mott, a Blackfoot halfbreed, eloped with Sol Louie’s wife and fled toward Montana on two of his horses.

Idaho Montana Sol Loute Pierre Wild Sho Coeur d' Alene Indiana Coeur d'Alenes Sol Loule Coeur @Alenes Sol Louie Lewis Mott

Native Missouri delegation seeks federal aid over matter

The Coeur d Alene are gathered in arms and appeal to the United States marshal in this city for help. Chief Wild Bho and deputy marshals travel to Montana to persuade Mrs Loule to return if possible. Matt faces possible penitentiary. Sot Louie, aging yet influential, aided whites and embraced Christianity with Jesuit missionaries, now wealthy owner of several farms on the De Smet reservation in Idaho.

Horoes Coeur d' Alenea Arma United States Wild Bho Montana Mra Bol Loule Matt Louie Sof de- Smet Idaho

Boy Burned by Hot Tar in City Accident

Bernie Hunt aged some years, son of W J Hunt of 2 Rainier Avenue, was badly burned when a kettle of hot tar left on the ground near Charles Street and Rainier Avenue splashed his hands and face as he fell while playing with other children. Workmen of the Washington Cornice Company were roofing nearby. Dr Buckley treated him at home. If tar had been boiling the outcome could have been fatal.

Bernie Hunt W. J. Hunt Rainier Avenue Charles Street

Plums Begin to Drop as Tacoma Elects New City Administration

In a secret caucus the Tacoma city council selected the new administration to take office April 1. E A Roles will be president succeeding Jesse Jones. L W Roya returns as city clerk. city attorney to J D Pletcher or J J Anderson. chief of police between Jack Fradette and John Hartmann. Public works head to Owen Woods or J F Myhan. Dr Lh Love likely health officer. D O Smith favored for fire chief. harbormaster race open with multiple candidates.

Tacoma E. A. Roles Seventh Ward Jesse Jones Sixth Ward L. W. Roya Frank Woodruff J. D. Pletcher J. J. Anderson Lh Lh Love F. J. Schug D. O. Smith Harbormaster

Skagit County Sets Solid Backing for McBride and Brownell

The Snohomish and Skagit county delegations plan to back McBride for governor and Brownell for congress at the state convention. Bam H Nichols is favored for secretary of state. County leaders endorse Brownell for closer ties to local needs.

Everett Snohomish County F. H. Brownell Congress Bam H. Nichols Skagit County McBride Brownell Heattle

Sleet Storm Closes Platte Valley to East Bound Traffic

A severe sleet storm swept over the Platte valley this morning, severing communication with regions east to Omaha and cutting the coast off from much of the country.

San Francisco Platte Valley Omaha

Wreck of Katy Flyer Wounds Sixteen Near Fort Scott

A southbound Katy Flyer on the Missouri Kansas and Texas line derailed four miles south of Fort Scott Kansas injuring sixteen passengers. The locomotive tender and two coaches plunged down a five foot embankment as the train, traveling about forty miles per hour, left the track.

Fort Bcott Kaw Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway

Attack on Berlin Jews Sparks Outbreak at Neustadt Ghetto

A mob attacked Jewish residents in Neustadt Prussia near Berlin, terrorizing the ghetto and looting homes. The gendarmerie intervened, preventing a full massacre as the violence drew to a halt.

Berlin Neustadt Eass Prussia

Warm Race Empires May Face Tie To Win Trophy

The Empires, leading the city bowling league, may need a playoff after losing one game to the Taamos in a series at Arcade alleys. Brunswickes chase the trophy and must win all three from the Siwashes tonight to stay in contention.

Taamos Empires Brunewicks Brunswicke Siwashes

Toe Stage at the Grand features Rose Coghlan in The Great est Thing

Rose Coghlan appears for two nights at the Grand in The Great est Thing in the World beginning Sunday night. Tomorrow evening the Grand hosts the high school minstrels. The schedule shows A Midnight Bell for the remaining three performances and a later change to At the White Moore Tavern.

Rose Coghlan Grand Baker Company White Moree

The Gamekeeper Seasoned Run and Albany Girl Debut

The Gamekeeper continues at Third Avenue with The Stowaway opening Sunday for a week. The Ed Raymond company plans midweek bill changes to boost audiences as The Girl From Albany shines at the Alcazar. Milwaukee returns show near complete counts with Lase and Kerwin in a tight supreme court race awaiting final tally.

Third Avenue Albany Alcazar Ed Raymond Company Milwaukee L. K. Lase J. C. Kerwin Supreme Court

Worries Grow Over Kaiser's Health In Berlin

The Post reports grave unrest in Berlin over the Kaiser’s health though official statements deny it. Professor Schmidt, renowned throat specialist, is said to have been rushed to the Mediterranean to examine the Kaiser. In another item, Mrs. Jonnie C. Leahy of 1106 Firth Avenue awoke to a prowler attempting to pick her door lock. police were alerted but the intruder was not found.

Birmingham Kaiwer Berlin Schmidt Mediterranean Jonnie C. Leahy Leahy Firth Avenue

Woman Fireman Precedent Baffles Northwest Rail Lines

A woman known as Lavina Delisle travels the Northwest by fireman work on freight trains, wearing men’s clothes, sometimes arrested for masquerading as a man and suspected of robbery. She ferries between towns from Auburn to Seattle, Tacoma, and beyond, creating fascination among railroad workers while avoiding full punishment. Authorities in Millensburge weigh her case as clerks in Knllensburg show sympathy, buying her a dress as she awaits a possible sentence and contemplates a home within walls.

Cle Blum Auburn Cancade Tacoma Beattle Northwest Will Milensburge Kllensburg

Dancing School on Pike Street and Avenue Prof. wi Ranke Hall

A local dancing school operates at the intersection of Pike Street and Avenue with instruction held at Prof. wi Ranke Hall. No further details on schedule or enrollment are provided.

Wi Ranke Pike Street and Avenue

Fire destroys J Barron Co building at Broadway and Franklin

A morning blaze destroyed the building occupied by J Barron & Co at Broadway and Franklin. Losses are estimated at 290000 dollars. Firefighters fought the flames but the structure suffered extensive damage and the business faces a costly setback.

New York J. Barron & Co Broadway Franklin

Chicago billiard expert Dumps Phineas found dead in bed

Henry Rhines known as Dumps Phineas was found dead in bed yesterday in Chicago. The cause of death was complications from rheumatism.

Chicago Henry Rhines Phineas

Theft Reported: Tools Missing From 124 Eleventh Ave North

Daniel Olean of 124 Eleventh Avenue North reports a box of tools stolen from his residence. The incident details include ownership and location, with no suspects at this time.

Daniel Olean Eleventh Avenue North

WEW Home Is Ready for Seattle Athletic Club Move

The Seattle Athletic Club assembles its building committee to complete furnishings and gym equipment. The gymnasium apparatus is nearly all in and ready for use. the club plans to move into the new quarters around May 1.

Seattle Athletic Club Hannon & Middleton

Peticants of the gm Yonraiaya report

ST. PETERSBURG brief item notes a local group or event with limited readable text. The fragment hints at a ceremony or gathering but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes for precise reporting.

ST. Petersburg

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