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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
3
Crowds attend the Seattle Kennel Club event with a dress parade and a dog and monkey act. Judges award blue red and yellow cards for winners while spectators view a marked catalogue detailing each dog's identity and lineage. Tonight features the trained animal show and a retrieves contest with pigeons, with souvenirs given to ladies and children.
Three new Easter hats are shown in a military style. Model No 1 features a tucked milled brown tone with a light green ribbon bow and foliage trim. Model No 3 presents a Mat turban with a jet crown and deep rose accents on white velvet body.
Death of a pioneer seed merchant Ned Behmke in Ellensburg after years of illness. A wedding rumor involving Senator Horace K White and Charles A Denison circulated amid talk of a honeymoon trip, then the couple reportedly wed and traveled south.
A wedding notice records that Dr Thompson and Miss Georgie wed at the courthouse with Dr cul mings and Teh nde as witnesses. The groom and party depart for Portland to reside for Beveradaye.
Lewis Rindfuss international vice president of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees' International Alliance is due in the city tonight at 7:10 pm. Local unions will meet him with delegations and conduct arrangements for his reception.
A Beattle area cottage home of C W Kitchen on Portieth Avenue near Madison was nearly destroyed by a fire that damaged the basement and spread to the first floor. Fire officials estimate $2,000 in damage with the house valued at $6,000 and insurance to cover losses. The fire, likely from a heater, was reported around 11:20 p.m. and controlled after two hours of effort by Howe Companies 6 and 7 with No 3 truck. the home was unoccupied at the time.
The city treasurer reports a treasury surplus exceeding six million dollars, aided by street improvement bond funds and regular tax payments. Officials note large early deposits and imminent interest payments on Cedar River water bonds, while urging caution about burglars seeking city funds.
A trolley line collision near Western avenue and Denny Way involved Kinnear Park car 226 rear ending Beattie Electric work train car 199. passengers injured but none fatally. Reports cite brake status and live trolley current as factors with investigators summoned to headquarters for cause.
Trenton April 14 Governor Maye announced an annual proclamation to wipe out all corporations meeting their state tax requirement. The measure targets an autor feed capital of 29 million dollars and punctured bubbles totaling 687 across Amerton and Alaska.
Mrs McDonald wife of Capt McDonald reports the steamer Elwood overdue from Wrangel at this port. Capt McDonald warned it may take eight to ten days and will run in fair weather or at night. If not arrived in two weeks the steamer will lie up somewhere to avoid danger.
Norfolk report states Alexander Spencer, a colored youth of about 10, confessed to murdering and assaulting an elderly white woman. He was hanged near Mogeton, Virginia, during services at a nearby church.
Circuit Judge Wood dissolves the Master Plumbers Association trust in a ruling today. The court finds the combination restraining competition and grants a temporary injunction. The order directs Independent Plumbing to sell or terminate activities linked to the association.
Hughey Higging accused of stealing a diamond aud from an Occidental avenue saloon. He appeared before Justice peers yesterday, bound over to the superior court for trial. Grand larceny bond fixed at 1200 dollars, default to county jail. Police warn of a short-change artist and gambler in the area.
Columbus April 10. The organization was incorporated today to campaign against Mormonism wherever the faith has gained a foothold or missionaries are active.
Indianapolis April 14 The prosecuting attorney said Dr Alexander’s trial is indefinite after Cantrell and the gang refused to testify The trial of Martin is set for Tuesday with Cantrell and the witnesses facing hostility from the prosecutors and defense alike
The Lincoln court ruled the Milem will contest from Mall City Nebraska involving 4 million dollars. Hamuel, a younger son, is disinherited. The will allowing an equal share to his brother was declared spurious. Licenses to wed list Paul Thorman and Karaline Olpen both of Paulebo. Nelnen Niskery, 23, appears in the marriage notices.
A rare trade turn has made us owners of two hundred suits at well below their value. With many dealers stocked, the maker supplied us. The result is two hundred of the season I finest suits in today’s styles at irresistible prices.
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