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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1903
Page
5
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Frank Tanghenbaugh, shot by Mrs. Hester Minney, plans not to prosecute or testify, claiming the shooting may have been accidental. He remains under care as doctors report improved condition, with his attendants William Moye present.
J B MacDougall, longtime Seattle business leader and charter member of the original Chamber of Commerce, is celebrated as a conservative and reliable figure in the city’s development. He arrived from Beattie via San Francisco in 1859, helped rebuild after the 1869 fire, and supported charities and education, earning a high standing in The Star readers’ Roll of Honor.
A fragment describes the Star Newsies contemplating nature and a future event where Nature will speak through a visible form. It portrays a carefree boy enjoying the waves and the outdoors, with vivid, rustic imagery of the newsboy at rest and in motion.
Col Thos M Fisher confirms the Chinese exclusion act unit moves from Beattie to Port Townsend with two inspectors and staff. W B Bethel will lead the local office, aided by an interpreter, while the government rents the Charendeam hotel for the new facility. Chinese entrants are detained at the Model House pending admission decisions.
A fragmented column notes rising Servian power and royal plots, yacht race dispatch, Vesuvius activity, Lipton’s cup hopes, a Chicago fire cost, yellow fever in Linares, Mexico, and debates on Krag versus Springfield rifles. It references Tom Johnson’s delegate surge, private school talks, Vancouver crop woes, a Tacoma suicide, kingham Bay fleet talks, a destroyed Maple Falls opera house, and a proposed Bar association convention in Hot Springs amid shipping and weather notes.
James RK Devlin stars in Maverick Brander in A Texas Steer for a two week run at a Seattle theater with Texas steer quartet vocal selections. Third Avenue Theater reopens Sunday with The Honor and Courage, Mor dant Humphrey company four act romance featuring Miss Humphreys. Saturday and Sunday matinees set at standard prices.
Thieves entered the Miner hotel office at the foot of Pike street on Western avenue last night and took a large number of papers of value. Only a small amount of money was taken from a money drawer.
A damaged OCR note reports city flooding on the southern Pacific Coast line with a mention of Kyakway and a list of sixty one names or items.
Mrs. Sarah Rumbeaus, a young colored woman, admits to shooting and killing her husband at Jake Walirhinet week. Noted criminal lawyer W. H. Morris has agreed to defend her, contending the shooting was accidental. She has shown little money or friends since the incident and spoke to Morris this morning.
Mrs Ellen Smith sues her husband James P Smith for divorce on grounds of non support and cruelty. She requests custody of two children and for her name to be changed to O Leary. Superior Judge Bell issues a restraining order preventing Smith from troubling the family during proceedings.
Licenses to wed were issued to Edger A. Allez of Detroit and Florence Holt 22 of Heattle Henry M. Dyer and Berthine Taylor both of Renton William W. Baird and TAltian Mott both of Chicago M. A. Hiatt and Edna Owen both of Seattle.
A local notice from King Bros at 14th Avenue advertises a Gordon hat priced at three dollars with a two dollar dues savings for members of the W. O. W. loop activity.
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