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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1903
Page
3
In Weymouth on April 11 the Shamrock II and Shamrock I finished a triangular seven mile course together. Shamrock I won on time allowance after a collision damaged Shamrock II’s spinnaker, with the old challenger earning the prize money.
Kaoru Yamataye, a young Japanese woman, disappeared from the city after deportation proceedings. Officials reported she was last seen at the Crittenden home in Dunlap while awaiting the court ruling, with her uncle M. Yamataya implicated in bringing her to the country. Friends fear for her safety as her disappearance unfolds amid legal action and unclear custody.
Miss Cornelia Roosevelt Boovel, cousin of the president, will marry Count Ricardo Pabricetti of Florence, a scion of a distinguished Italian family. Goovel, noted for beauty and musical talent, is Parisborn and spent much of her life abroad.
Report lists renewed search efforts for Egan after a fall while hunting. Local authorities including a superintendent and mountaineering party are involved as they comb the area around Kajlepel. Community alerts mention ongoing pursuit and safety checks.
Armour achieved a notable move in May and July wheat and began a term to influence prices. The market shifted as prices for July wheat fell while early gains were attempted. The reaction saw short sellers scrambling to cover before Armour could extend declines.
Henry Prick, long-time partner of Andrew Carnegie and leading director of United States Mieel, travels from California with wife and daughter and J. T. Maing New York banker. He visits Bentile and the Coast on personal business, noting rapid growth and predicting a bright future for the city. The party rides through town before boarding the private car PieGfram attached to the Canadian Pacific overland train.
Market notes show an orange price rise of five to six cents per box by next Wednesday due to reduced shipments from the Southern California Fruit Exchange. This morning prices gained 10 cents per box, with tomatoes and cucumbers selling freely. Listing covers wholesale prices for vegetables and fruit including peppers, potatoes, onions, apples, cranberries, dairy and poultry with varied per unit or per basket quotes.
An OCR damaged list shows prices for Timothy hay at 12.00 per ton, alfalfa 19.00, clover 14.00, barley 721.00 per ton, wheat 680.00 per ton, bran 17.00, middlings 22.00, eggs and poultry values, dressed meats, hogs and cattle at various pound or ton prices. Also mentions fresh ranch produce and several produce items with unit prices.
A domestic quarrel escalates with threats of legal action and a man restraining his dog as the argument erupts. The scene shifts to a public exhibit at the Armory where a single owner holds Topsyte. An advertisement touts a cold remedy Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee from Y. Groves.
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