Danilett Not Guilty in Pike Street Case
A report states Danilett was found not guilty in a case connected to a Pike Street incident in the city. No further details were provided about witnesses or charges.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1903
Page
1
Train Runs Down Laborer Near Beattie in Dense Fog
Henry Moer, a laborer, was struck by a Northern Pacific passenger train about nine miles south of Beattie near Black River Junction. He was brought to Seattle General Hospital with multiple bruises but no broken bones. The fog obscured the train, leaving Moer unable to see or hear it until impact. He remained unconscious beside the track until the train stopped and he was rushed to hospital. Dr Coe said the shoulder was badly injured but internal injuries seemed absent and recovery looked possible if no further damage occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moer
Northern Pacific
Black River
Beattie
Seattle General Hospital
Moer
Moor
Coe
Debut of Secretary Shaw’s Daughter Draws Elite Guests
Miss Enid Shaw, daughter of the treasury secretary, will debut at a tea hosted by Mrs Shaw at the Arlington Hotel. More than 100 invitations issued. Cornell Iowa graduate, BA, in her second year, fluent in German and French. Iowa schoolmates to attend. Roosevelt era social circle said to be heavy with cabinet members and high society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Enid Shaw
Treasury
Cabinet
Mint Shaw
Miss Shaw
Mise Shaw
Duel Ends in Death in Chilesburg Street Clash
In Chilesburg Kentucky on December 2 Henry Gray was killed and Louie Skagen mortally wounded after a street duel. City officials report a crackdown on teamsters who drive over newly laid concrete sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilesburg
Henry Gray
Louie Skagen
Gray
Skeggs
Walters
Yeater
Dense fog causes fatal Chicago elevated crash
A dense morning fog in Chicago led to multiple accidents with the worst a rear end collision on the south side elevated. Motorman Hart Cappell was fatally injured, while passenger Charles Newton was severely bruised and cut. Several others sustained injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Cappell
Charles Newton
Fifty-Five Years a King Celebrated in Vienna
In Vienna marks the fifty-fifth anniversary of Francis Joseph’s accession to the throne. Celebrations fill the capital as churches hold services and the imperial court ceremony proceeds with Genial pomp. The elderly monarch remains active in state business, handling correspondence and granting weekly interviews to citizens of all ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Deo
Francis Joseph
Hue
Keep Up Fight on Canteen Conference Opens in Washington
Clergymen and lay workers from across the country gather for the Anti-Saloon League state and district superintendents meeting. The session serves as a prelude to the league’s eighth national convention and aims to oppose any reestablishment of the canteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anti-Saloon League
League
Union Street Tunnel Favored by City Groups
The Seattle Teamaters Association Seattle Draymen’s Association and various merchants plan to petition the council next Monday to urge the city engineer to study the feasibility of building the Union Street tunnel under F. B. Hubbell. The proposal will also be sent to the Chamber of Commerce for endorsement beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Teamaters’ Association
Seattle Draymen's Association
Councill
Union Street Tunnel
F. B. Hubbell
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Fairbanks Married in Winnetka Wedding
A society wedding today unites Margaret Fairbanks daughter of the late N. K. Fairbanks and Misside of Orange. The ceremony occurred in Winnetka at the home of the bride's sister Mrs. Benjamin Carpenter with notable attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Margaret Fairbanks
Iate N. K. Fairbanks
Ide
Orange
Winnetka
Benjamin Carpenter
Laborers Claim Deception by Ship and Construction Firms
Twelve men filed damage suits in superior court seeking 6717 dollars against White Star Teanship and Western Alaska Construction. They allege they were promised Alaska work, paid their fare, traveled to Solomon, and were told their services were not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star Teanship Company
Western Alaska Construction Company
Alaska
Solomon
Arrest of Feliz Spilitich in Flowers robbery case
Feliz Spilitich alias Roy Train alias EB Herbert was arrested early this morning and will appear as a witness in the Flowers robbery case. Police found a watch and $66 on his person near Mug Saloon on King Street where the crime occurred last week. He was released on a cash bond of $10 for today’s police court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feliz Spilitich
Roy Train
EB Herbert
Will
Flowers
New Mug
King Street
Pluticn
Ik War
Bpllitich
Hart defeats Carter in close 16 round bout in Boston
Marvin Hart of Louisville defeated Kid Carter in a 16 round match in Boston. Referee Buckley stopped the fight just after the time limit with Hart earning the decision as Carter repeatedly rose to his feet despite Hart’s cleaner punching and speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Marvin Hart
Louteville
Kid Carter
Buckley
Hart
Carter
Brooklyn
Virginia Street line to be repaved prompting service swap
Care reroutes on Virginia street as Cedar Street cart shifts to the Virginia line to allow Fleet avenue track paving. The Virginia line has been unused for over a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Street
Fleet Avenue
Special Kiss Contest Edition to Print Winners
The Star announces a forthcoming Special Kiss Contest edition due next Friday. It will print prize winners definitions judged as the clearest meaning of bias, plus hundreds of other definitions and poet remarks. Four pages, one cent, mailed only by order. regular editions will show only prize names and definitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btar
Bowling Record Set By Leap And Pickler On Crescent Lanes
Dee Bowler Leap of the BDugene team broke the world bowling record in a match with Charlie Pickler at Crescent alleys. Leap scored 722 across three games, averaging 2462-3, while Pickler totaled 675. Leap eclipsed the old Chicago mark of 2332-8 by J. P. Fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Dee
Harry Leap
Charlie Pickler
Crescent
Leap
Pickler
Chicago
J. P. Fell
Football Captains List by Teams and Positions
A compiled lineup of captains by college teams with positions names. Notable entries include Indiana Purdue Northwestern Saint Johns Iowa and Georgetown captains across roles such as quarterback end tackle guard center and halfback. The text lists players like Osborne Clevenger Wilmer Hart and others across multiple programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diftendpe Varaity
Tvania
Ind
Metagerard
Marshall
Pes Es Dewitt
Gaeeeltouere
Hunt Haifeeck
Smith
Ernet
Yoint
Ena
Furnesworth
Polie
Soule
Brown
Indians
Igan
Ead
Redden
Unofficial Coast league batting averages listed
The article compiles unofficial batting averages for Coast league players. It includes many inconsistent figures such as Lumiey, Dillon, Nadeau, Corbett, Van Huren, Byers, C. Smith, Corbett, Mohier, Ragan, Moskiman, Thielman, and others with varying decimals and errors, reflecting a preliminary tally before official announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumiey
Dillon
Nadeau
Corbett
van Huren
Byers
C. Smith
C. Graham
Freeman
Mohier
Ragan
Moskiman
Thielman
Sample
Meany
Dbrashear
Irwin
O'Hara
O' Smith
Townsend
Carey
Hildebrand
Rows
Thomas
Jansing
Francis
McFarlan
McLaughlin
Schwarts
Krug
Anderson
Barber
Newton
Murdock
Eeam
Ohio and Michigan football mix with other sports chatter
Short sport notes mention Michigan scrubs versus Oberlin with mixed results and a tense finish by Canole against Jimmie Britt. The piece laments Ohio sports officials readiness, notes Gov Elect Merrick and sheriffs restraint, and comments on Yale game crowds. It also notes Frank Kramer and Bobby Walthour entering the six day grind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kramer
Bobby Walthour
Boxing Hopefuls Eye Madison Square Garden Event
The frothy sports chatter notes December 7 at Madison Square Garden where Kramer, a newcomer, faces veteran proponents of Philadelphia Jack O'Brien ideas. Western football reveals the Big Four adopting a bucking board for line charging as Purcell resigns from Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Milwaukee Bowler A W Jones Defends Individual Title
Milwaukee faces the question if Will Jones can defend the national individual bowling championship. He set a three game record of 683 at the national tournament, beating 646. Jones leads Milwaukee's five man team to Cleveland for the February meeting. Also noted are changes in steamship operations with the Alaska Pacific Naviga tion company taking over Excelsior Newport and Santa Ana from Pacific Packing and Navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Jones
American Rowing Congress
Cleveland
Excelsior
Newport
Santa Ana
Alaska-Pacific Navigation Company
The
Pacific Packing and Navigation Company
B. B. Cainele
John F. Trowbride
California to Bring Carlisle Michigan or Minnesota to Play UC
The University of California athletic committee decided to invite Carlisle Indians, Michigan, or Minnesota to face UC on New Year's Day on the coast. The choice pending, with emphasis on Carlisle as a potential strong drawing card, and teams eager for the coast game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
University ‘of Californy
Whowever
Michigan
Carlisle
Boxing Contests May Be Banned After City Fight
In San Francisco a Thursday report claims the Pitasimmons-Gardner bout last Wednesday sparked calls to halt all boxing. The Yosemite club faces censure with managers Greggnine and Coffroth blamed for fostering poor showings and bringing disrepute to the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Pitasimmons-Gardner
Hay City
Yosemite
Alex Greggnine
Jimmy Coffroth
Pitasimmons
Ambitious Booking Rumors Stir Frisco Fight Speculation
The Cornish man is rumored to seek revenge on Frisco fans with a staged confrontation. Many believe his clash with Gardner was the planned payoff Vita aimed to deliver. Meanwhile sports circles question whether they were duped again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries
Francisco
Gardner
Vita
Frisco Hosts Dog and Poultry Show Week at Mechanics Pavilion
Frisco opens the annual Oakland Poultry Association exhibition at Mechanics Pavilion, running through the week. The event features dogs, poultry and pet stock with the Pacific Collie and Sheep Dog Club show as a highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Mechanics Pavilion
Oakland Poultry Association
Pacific Colite
Concrete wall to prevent slides at Great Northern tunnel
A massive concrete retaining wall at the north entry to the Great Northern tunnel nears completion. Built to a sturdy thickness, the structure aims to stop bluff slides at the entrance and safeguard the passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Tunnel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Danilett
Mike Bartlett
Bart
Pike Street
Labout
N. P
Black River Junction
Shaw
Chris Mror
George
J. Reagan
Fred Guethe
John Knowles
Union Street
Miss Fairbanks
Virginia
the Parents OF Socialism
Batting
Coast League
Oberlin
Canole
Jimmie Britt
Gane
Ohio
Merrick Willot
Madison Square Garden
Kramer
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Harry Purcell
Cornell
Chief Zimmer
National
Harney Dreyfues
New York
A. W. Jones
Carlisle Indians
California
San Francisco
Minnesota
Fitz-Gardner
Frisco
Wile
F. Anstey
Aia
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