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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1903
Page
2
A column laments presidential time off in Yellowstone and critiques public scenes. It rhapsodizes about old soldiers, Conan Doyle narratives on Napoleon’s brigadier, and newspaper adventures with Roosevelt and Currrmming, while noting local council tensions, a garbage franchise tease, and varied city chatter.
The writer urges Seattle to scrutinize the yaw garbage franchise vote of Monday night. They claim councilmen acted either foolishly or corruptly and press Mayor Humes to veto the measure to uphold municipal honesty and good government. Citizens are urged to form personal committees to back the veto.
Steamer Nome City arrived from Valdes with 20 passengers reported aboard. Max Hecker was found frozen to death on the Valdes to Nezina trail and was carried to Valdes. The Gladough mine was sold to W. Gage of the Mitchell Mine Company licensee, with rich molybdenum ore at Virgin Bay head, shipping ore to Tacoma for two years.
The article notes Sir Arthur Conan Doyle plans a play based on Brigadier Gerard stories and portrays the feature as his strongest and most beloved creation. It emphasizes that Doyle writes every word himself, with occasional rapid bursts of productivity.
Jam Keine charged with criminal acts. Muie Tharp of Georgetown released from county jail on motion of Panopo Paton. Kerap tried but jury failed to agree. Jacob Soar charged with grand larceny released as evidence against him deemed too slight for another trial. Fire at Puget Macaroni factory caused extensive damage. engine room blaze halted by prompt fire response with damages estimated between 4000 and 5000 dollars.
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