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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1903

Page

3

Prizes and Trophies for City Bowling League

The executive committee discussed offering cash prizes and trophies for top teams and players as the city bowling league begins. Entries open soon with a May finish planned after a 50 game season, and a state association may form if local interest grows.

City Bowling League City Prises New City Bowling League

Shore shipping movements from Tacoma harbor

The schooner George H Billings cleared Tacoma and was towed to sea with 1 215 257 feet of lumber consigned to Adelaide The Shawmat of the Boston Steamship Company will arrive at Union tomorrow to complete the Orient cargo The Missouri a British steamer formerly the Stanley Dollar will sail today with coal for Japan and China The Oania sailed from San Francisco for Victoria and Puget Sound ports The Pacifi Coast Company steamers Valencia and City of Puget Sound will sail tomorrow The Valencia and City of Puget Sound will head for San Francisco and canal points

George H. Billings Tacoma Billings Adelaide Boston Steamship Company Shawmat Uniet Orient Missouri Stanley Dollar Japan China Oania San Francisco Victoria Puget Round Pacifi Coast Company Valencia City of Purebla Force Lyon Canal

Christmas Sale Prices and Furnishings List

A seller lists assorted items with discount prices including ToOne and All Christmas items, fur trimmed velvet capes, children coats, womens fleece lined shirts and drawers, and men's fleece lined shirts. Prices range from 12.50 to 2.25 and 0.45 to 0.50.

Unclear OCR item lists song titles and names on a floor sale

Fragmentary text lists bargains on an 18T floor and various song titles and artists. It mentions Flower Song by Fareed, Caprice, Been es from Terrace, Chauncy Alcott, Out in Moonlight, Ida Hannum, and Eternalse Inveresse, with references to spools and cotton brands.

Laader Firet Beattie Seattle Mra Ida Hannum Cavalleria Rusticana Frank Berbert G. Caprice Armand Beenes Terrace Nieweesesewereve Chauncy Alcott Wehand Mra

Judge Tallman rules special assessment liens not barred

Superior court judge Tallman decides that the statute of limitations does not bar special assessment liens on real estate, aligning with supreme court reasoning on ordinary tax liens. The case, brought by T D Hinkley over a levy for street improvements, may go to the supreme court.

Tallman Supreme Court T. D. Hinkley Hy of Beattle Hinkley Tullman

Tangled Death ends in precarious Grace estate dispute

It was learned that George Grace of Grace Welch Commission shot himself, dying after days of drinking and quarrels with Mme De France. He reportedly left mining lands in Monclova and property to Mme De France. post mortem by Coroner Hoye found a 48 caliber bullet. Funeral services through the Masonic lodge are planned, with no inquest.

George Grace Grace Welch Commission Company Mme de France Monclova Coshutia Mezion Mme. de France Hoye

Merry Christmas Forecast Features Mixed Weather and Mayhem

A weather forecaster jokes about a sunlit Christmas while a New York city incident unfolds. The report notes a rooftop observatory scene and a clash at 822 Thirty-first avenue south where Joe Benton and William Edwards fought, leaving Benson with a badly battered face before Edwards fled toward the sandpit.

Joe Benton William Edwards Henson Wilkes Ellis Benson Edwarde Sandepit

Civil service system faces mixed local support

Citizens surveyed show strong defenders of the civil service, while several officials and labor leaders express support or call for limited changes. Opinions cite efficiency, insurance impacts, political influence, and the need for possible reforms before a next election vote.

Two Guam firstborns clash for honor in Seattle tale

By year’s start two Seattle families claim the title of Guam’s first white child born. Rose Agana Stimson, daughter of a local shipping man, and Jule Agana Ryan, born to Paymaster E D Ryan of the U S Navy, spark a dispute over who arrived first on the island after the Spain American War.

Seattle Guam Rose Agana Stimson E. D. Ryan United States Navy Ryan W. J.thompson Capt. Ryan United States Spain United States New York Little Island Pacific Stimeon Mise Ryan Jule Agana

Fire at sanitarium threatens building on Third Avenue

Fire broke out in the sanitarium run by Mrs. Hilda Van Buren at 2 Third Avenue near Columbia this morning at 10 45. The frame structure was in danger before the chemical apparatus of the fire department stopped the blaze. The stove in the kitchen started it as the cook attended other duties. the pipe nearly touched the ceiling igniting woodwork. Mrs. Van Buren was in Tacoma at the time.

Hilda van Buren Third Avenue Columbia

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