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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1903

Page

3

Freeburg Reconstructs Entire Solar System

Alfred Freeburg of Wallingford Avenue Southeast argues earth does not orbit the sun but rotates around Polaris the north star. He claims the earth's orbit is a perfect circle and travels at 800 miles an hour, debunking Copernican theory and Newtonian ideas while asserting sun and moon motions and proposing expansion contraction causes for seasonal shifts. He promises another book to dispute established astronomy.

Seattle Alfred Freeburg Wallingford Avenue Fifth Newton Gatien Herschel Polaria Moon Earth South Pole North Pole Freeburg Mercury Venus Jupiter Freeburg i Hin Httle

Social Club Notes and Local Events

The Ninth Avenue Social Club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Gottstein home on Ninth avenue and Colum ia street with a delightful evening. Prizes went to Mr. Graham and Mr. Deedee. The electric linemen bell event and Ranke's ball drew crowds. The North Association met, sharing an informal program and dancing. First Baptist Church ladies hosted a recital.

Ninth Avenue the First Baptist @Church

Mystic Bodial Chair dances at Pythian hall

The Mystic Bodial Chair staged eight dances last night at Pythian hall on First avenue and Pike street. The event marked the club's final dance before ceasing activities for seamen. The Keighta of Columbus plan a ball for Monday at the Renton club home. Mrs. Sam Crawford issued many invitations for a card party Tuesday afternoon in Christensen's hall. Guests include Mrs. M. B. Beyrie and Mrs. Matthew Scurry with Miss Eden Campbell and Miss Rete Bell among the attendees. HG. Wright has returned from San Francisco for health reasons.

Hat Avenue Christensen’s Hall M. B. Beyrie Matthew Scurry Eden Campbell Mins Rete Bell Virginia Bourry HG. Wright San Francisco Ashe

Tragic Death After Drinking Fight Near Maple Palla

Lewis Green died from a fractured skull after a drunken quarrel with accomplice William Goodell in a town dispute. They fought, Green was taken to Providence hospital where surgeons operated but internal bleeding led to his death. Deputy Coroner Wiltate conducted the inquest into the tragedy.

Lewis Green Maple Palla Providence Hospital William Goodell Green Goodell Geo Green Wes Calhoun Wotherspoon Wiltate

Slugged Carney Stumbles as Dodgers Beat Spokane Crew

In a baseball clash at Athletic Park Dugdale's Colts overwhelmed pitcher Carney of Spokane 16 to 1. Seattle exploded early with three runs, then added six more in a later inning, while Carney struggled and was relieved by Stephenson.

Pugdale Colts Carney Pokane Athletic Park Gustavus Kiopf Dugdale Seattle Stephenson Hoge le Sanetes Beattie Bookane Hiite Spokane Errore—Beattle

San Francisco Beats Helena In Pacific National League

In a Pacific National League outing on April 6 San Francisco defeated Helena 1 to 0 as Light and teammates contributed strong hitting. The game featured pitching and defense with Umpire Warner calling the plays throughout the afternoon in a tense, low scoring affair.

San Francisco Helena Bancisco Matteries Putnam Carrieh P*feinter Zearfoss Warner TACOM Firilliant Fiehting Alendid Hetbie Tacona Portland McCarthy Byers Landblum Anderton Colgan Vietiers Sacramento Los Angeles Cutter Graham Corbett Spies Connell

Portland Defeats Seattle In Extra Narrow Victory

In a tense baseball matchup Portland edges Seattle 6 to 5 after a late two bagger by a home batter that helps avert a washout. The visitors’ pitcher struggled at times while Portland’s offense rallied to claim the win.

Selves Trean Schack Portland Seattle

Roanoke diver found as Seattle waterfront death ruled accidental

A mutilated body recovered from a drydock near Seattle is identified as Mitchell, night watchman on the Mooncoke. Mud clung to the keel as the vessel was raised, and the remains were taken to the Bonney-Watson morgue. Mitchell, about years old, left two daughters in Tacoma and was widely known locally. Authorities deem the death accidental.

H. . Weaver Roanoke Mitchell Mitchel bonney-Wateon Tacoma Seattle

Religious services schedule with multiple churches listed

A dense schedule lists Presbyterian Methodist Baptist Unitarian and Catholic services. Entries include Rev. Matthews Am Whitton Weber McPherson Randall and others with times in the morning and evening and notes on sermons and special music at various Atlanta locations.

M. A. Matthews Lla. m Binning M. Witton Ll . m Tower of Babel Weber J. . ‘McPherson Lia. m J. Devideon K. M. Randall God First Unitarian W. D. Smonds University Congregational T. Knowen

Religious Services and Meetings Schedule Noted

The text lists multiple religious events including a sermon at 7 to 7 30 am with rosary and benediction, Rev Giman Parker leading weeders at the Young Women’s Christian Association, Ananda Theosophical Society gathering at 11, and a Theosophical talk by Max Wardell on “The Theory of Heaven” at Pioneer Block.

St. Mary's Parish W. J. Mets Twentieth Avenue Jackson St . Barty Church of Our Lady of Good Help F. X. Prefontaine Sa. m Geo. A. Hild Giman Parker Young Women's Christian Association Theosophical Ananda Hodige Tedevende Theory of Heaven Max Wardell Sean Hn Theosophical Society Pioneer Block At & P.m F. A. Sehwaeert

Slirme in the Many: Tea Makers Tackle Slime and Sludge

Consumers complain about slime in tea caused by exhaust steam carrying oils from engines. The THemen? Inc and Barage Co claim their tea uses pure deionized water, producing tea free from off flavors, no slime, and consistent taste. Tel Main 1069.

Themen? Inc & Btarage Tel

Miss Stone Lectures on Captivity and Missionary Work

Miss Blientone the Armorican missionary describes her capture by brigands and ransom ordeal. She notes the resilience of Madame Telika’s daughter born during captivity and plans to resume her mission after recovering. The lecture drew a crowded Armory audience and future dates extend to May 6. Masquerade Ball at Ranke Hall hosts masked event with admittance 2.50.

Miss Blientone Mone Madame ‘Telika Yester Painter Band Setssey Misa Tone

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