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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1903
Page
7
A new world trotting record is placed at two minutes flat. The event took place in Boston and is attributed to Charles G. K. Ril of Chicago.
Charles W. Shame is charged with forgery by P J Moore a Britton captain held on a warrant. The case centers on a forged bank certificate of deposit from the Washington National Bank. A hold up led to the theft of papers and the certificate, later tried to be passed for payment. Moore reported the robbery and Detective Lane pursued leads.
Market list shows wholesale prices for beet potatos cabbage and tomatoes, with California origins and assorted items. Included are fruits such as lemons oranges pears and pineapples, plus butter cheese eggs and dairy, live poultry and livestock prices, and freight terms to delivery points.
On to battle Rockland reports the naval squadron sailing this afternoon to begin maneuvers in Casco Bay. London dispatch notes Ambassador Choate informing Saas House of American public reaction to Lord Salisbury’s death.
A scarce library recipe in an antique cook book details making a coffee drink. It instructs roasting coffee berries until black, grinding them, boiling one third water, and simmering one hour to create a beverage said to temper acrimony and alleviate various chronic diseases.
Brockville Ontario reports a bizarre will by Jan J Waitern of Leeda county claiming his soul will inhabit the first colt born on his estate. He funds a brick stable with running water and blinds and leaves most of his estate to niece Irene Cathwaite with $26,000 for horse care. He believes animals carry departed souls and expects reincarnation between man and horse, while a mausoleum for his wife and child stands on the estate. Local folklore recalls strange fires and ominous events surrounding his ceremonies.
The Elysee Palace in Paris hosts a long line of illustrious occupants from Napoleon to Madame de Pompadour. Built by the Marquis de Pompadour, it passed to Bonaparte era figures, Murat, and later rulers, earning fame as a symbol of French leadership.
An attempted plot to annoint King Alfonso was broken yesterday at Huese. Bombs shipped belonged to a resort for gentlemen at 614 Firet avenue formerly Grant Williams. Tom A Willems acquired controlling interest and vows to maintain high standards.
Mrs Jos Haman and an unnamed six year old child died today in Chicago from hydrophobia after being bitten six weeks earlier by a mad dog. The tragedy underscores the danger of rabid animals in the city.
A gas main explosion near Louin Missouri last night severely injured foreman William Hardin and sergeant Frank Hunt was seriously hurt with two others lightly hurt. A box car over the break was blown to atoms.
Cottage City arrived from southeastern Alaska carrying 170000 in treasure with 20600 consigned to Headle National Bank and the balance to the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Among 15 passengers were L ir Hunt and mining men T. Drew and H Hunter. A hot election contest is in Ketchikan with two tickets led by Mayor George Irving and a business men ticket against the current government.
Detroit police offer reward for the arrest of Charles Price alias Wale believed to be the murderer of young Alphonse Wilmer. The suspect, a molder and ex German soldier, has served time in penitentiaries. Steamship Dolphin departed for this port Saturday with 50 passengers.
Mr A Paul a noted businessman and Minneapolis Commercial club president praised Beattie and the Washington hotel during the Tranamealasi ppl congress trip. He called the hotel more to Beattie than the Weet is to Minneapolis, a flattering remark reflecting Seattle local interest in the hotel opening this season.
The Neue Frei Presse reports Hungarians attacked Urguas government buildings in Kirk Province Europe Turkey, destroying them and killing about two hundred. They toured twenty villages and pressed contributions while the Hussian fleet watched from Imarada Bay. Also note a Hood's Canal excursion aboard the steamer Clallam on August 27 departing at 8 40 p m from Haven Pier 1 with round trip fare six and a half dollars.
An early 20th century style advertisement touts Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic in tablet form for daily use. The copy claims health benefits and offers pricing terms, directing readers to order from the firm in Philadelphia or the Seattle address provided.
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