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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
2
The piece lauds the Northern Securities decision as a decisive vindication of law. It argues the ruling ends the era of unsafe trust practices by forbidding restraint of competition and price fixing, labeling it a revolutionary, far reaching triumph for enforcement of the law with broad implications for trusts across industries.
Harare St Dunbar of Seattle appeals to the U S Supreme Court seeking to uphold a ruling that would prevent him from avoiding an $8,000 debt claimed by his ex wife Mia Dunbar. The case centers on a contract tied to obtaining the 1888 divorce and argues that bankruptcy law does not discharge divorce obligations.
A street railway mail car collided with an Empire laundry wagon on Fret avenue between Union and Pike streets this morning at around 9:30. The wagon driver and passenger escaped with light bruises. Ida King, a colored woman charged with stealing $50 from Henry Lynch, was discharged from jail by Superior Judge Hell on the prosecutor’s motion.
A group of Salt Lake City female workers left for Hutte to fill positions held by girls threatening to strike, forming a union and seeking concessions from the Seckybee Mountain Bell Telephone Co. A response was demanded by May.
John Bunce fell on a defective sidewalk on Lenora Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues while returning home from the city and states he was hurt.
Special to The Star reports Spokane authorities kept Cart under close observation by the fire chief to prevent trouble as the situation unfolded.
The trial of John Reynolds, alleged killer of W. Me near Willington, began in the criminal department of the superior court shortly before noon. State evidence is expected to be brief. Meynolde shot McNally after a quarrel and Reynolds later surrendered to police.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a betting odds scene for a race or match in Kansas with mentions of entrants and bets. Key names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only a noisy outline of participants and a single event reference.
Public unrest forms at the rullet Bank rupture scene as crowds gather beside the overflowing river. The situation grows tense as officials struggle to calm the people and restore order. Local authorities urge patience while vendors monitor shortages and safety concerns rise.
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