12 Aug 1903
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1903
Page
1
A Sofia dispatch says links between Salonika and Monastir are broken and full Balkan news is scarce. Bulgraia will resist war unless Turkish atrocities inflame opinion, and urges powers to press the Porte to use Turkish regulars only to quell the rebellion.
Alarm spreads as authorities conceal scale of disaster in the Metropolitan Mallway incident. Witnesses claim another passenger car lies in a tunnel with many bodies, with reports uncertain for engineers, conductors, and other crew members.
The article describes rifle practice near Sagamore Hill with plan to debunk fears that the president shoots birds. It mentions Quentin, Archie, and Ted as sons learning to shoot, noting Quentin’s cautious aiming and Ted as the most skilled, with Archie improving steadily.
A Renton man and a young companion from Everett were robbed by a highwayman on a Cherry Street near Ninth Avenue route home from a carnival. The assailant produced a revolver and took money, though details remain unclear in the report.
Toronto August 2 The Dominion of Canada Trap Shooting and Game Protective Association opened a four day championship event under favorable conditions. Contestants include nearly all the famous marksmen of Canada with both team and individual championships plus the Mail trophy ending in hand Canadian handicap decided Saturday.
A11 year old Prank Keeler suffered serious injuries yesterday afternoon when a horse tied to a meat wagon bolted from the tana stables. The wagon overturned on Jackson Street and Keeler was thrown free before being dragged under the runaway team. He was taken to his home on John Street for treatment.
Tomorrow at Thietic Park the ladies’ day features Jack Hickey of the fast sex fans on the firing line. Engle, formerly of Ind, who Dugdale has signed, will probably pitch Friday.
A contractor named J Douglas was arrested by police on suspicion of breaking into the Ash residence last fall and stealing a ring and watch valued at a high sum. Douglas allegedly identified the prisoner and is believed connected to several other Burglaries including a Sacraments ensoon robbery.
Kilpatrick's loop the loop feature salutes the Woodmen of the World carnival set to run August for four days at the old University grounds. LIP 6 LDA Bae SP Poet notes the committee chair HM McCormick announced the opening after a week of negotiations. A new fence begins today to replace the one used for the last carnival while electric lights remain, with a single additional industrial booth lit.
A two day annual meeting of the Ontario Municipal Association opens in Quelph with mayors and city officials in attendance. The group aims to shield municipalities from corporate challenges and push legislation to favor municipal governance based on practical knowledge.
New York August 12 The ceremonial conferring of the pallium on Archbishop Farley took place at St Patrick's Cathedral. Mgr Falconio led a grand procession with archbishops bishops and many priests from across New York in attendance.
A large delegation of Grand Army of the Republic veterans from Topeka travels by special train to the national encampment in San Francisco. The group includes the department commander and staff, many veterans with wives and families, stopping at Manitou Glenwood Halt Lake City and other points en route.
Baltimore welterweight Merman Miller and local fighter Tommy Corcoran prepare for a closely matched bout tonight. Both appear in good shape and fans expect a competitive contest with strong form on display.
The Meadows track saw its first fatal accident when jockey Gus Mowers fell during a race aboard Carr, suffering brain concussion and dying en route to Georgetown hospital. Rogers, rider of Carr, died later that afternoon. Ashley injured after a separate fall. Winners list and race details follow.
Ambitious start to the Tri-Bi te Tennis association event in Sioux City. Entries show Dakota team led by their best player, with high expectations for a standout affair in this region.
The article describes a rough Recreational Park game where Beattie Washes Portland faced tough pitching and a strong defense. Beattie Washes scored 28 runs in the match as Wilson delivered three sharp hits and the crowd saw a dominant performance despite fierce play.
Citizens urged to list ten Seattle leaders from any field in order of prominence, with fees and prizes for top rankings. Readers vote by mail, with multiple ballots allowed but each list must be unique. winners to be announced after counting.
Dennis McCarthy a twirler for Mr. Dugdale pitched in Seattle Los Angeles opener at Athletic park. Gentile defeated 12 to 2 as Loo Loos hunched Use Boreskiaa late, with Mtrickiett on the mound for Seattle. W ednesday games listed at Salt Lake Butte Spokane and Helena.
Yesterday's reports show Errere-Seattie at Portland and Sacramento with scores 3 and 4 respectively while Los Angeles posted 6. No game occurred in San Francisco.
The article notes the approaching fall with sea birds arriving from the North. These scavengers migrate north in spring and return in fall, feeding with shrill cries. Their presence signals seasonal change and usefulness to the area.
The group based at the 90 to Speak headquarters protests the bay refuse problem with a loud stance at the local city dump along the tidal flats. They call for cleaner disposal and better waste management.
County Clerk Koepfil welcomed his first child within the last day as staff members celebrate the new grandson. Albert Koepfil, manager at & Co, confirms the happy news and offers congratulations.
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