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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
2
President Roosevelt plans to cable a four minute globe girdling message to Mackay in New York after confirming the Philippines end landed at Manila Bay and coordinating with Governor Taft. Officials notify cable wires and instruments in Loeb's office.
The Star Dust item mentions a campaign fund shaped by postal clerks and government notices, alongside printing contracts for government money order blanks awarded to Paul Herman of Rutherford Washington. It notes Roosevelt plans to forward protests and comments on social figures, with scattered gossip and local civic notes throughout the piece.
In a chaotic court morning, Knapp is accused of insanity as brother in law testifies about a trembler in Hamilton. The witness alleges a plan to seize the Mayorship and claims no detective was authorized to act. Reading of Pike street has not begun yet. A steamship Welsh is tied at Arington dock and a reunion trip tickets are on sale for 1.40 at Guy's drug store.
North Western University students form an anti kissing group last winter. A vote dissolves the society as John W McClintock resigns and Miss Frances Lowery is chosen to teach at a church school while McClintock spends vacation in the Northwest.
A noisy dispatch from Kiel reports an insult to the Kaiser tied to an amputation during a naval visit aboard the Topeka. In North Topeka typhoid fever spreads from contaminated wells prompting a quarantine as Summer Normal opens Monday at Central High.
News from Osaka reports a strike of Jineikiaha men beginning June 16 aimed at river steamboats. The action halted vehicle travel as boats multiply, with rioting, arrests, and a worker Miyawaki Youkichi killed by mistake. Police clashed with strikers while boats ferried passengers to the Osaka exposition. The company plans to expand boat service to meet demand, hoping to ease trade and tourism disruption.
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