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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
2
The addition of a wing to the present hospital building in alne is contemplated but action will be deferred until the new fleet superior can review the field. People leaving the city for summer vacations can have The Star forwarded without extra expense. Rates are 26 cents per month payable in advance. include out-of-town address, duration, and edition requested.
Everett July 18 Special to The Star Judge Denhey advanced the county classification from 14 to seven to aid jury selection in the embester Buchanan case. The ruling shifts jury selection procedures and orders were issued to assemble jury commissioners. County officials had previously sought to compel the advancement via mandamus.
Mrs. Eilen B. Burne, 80, a trailblazing professional stenographer and philanthropist, is remembered for teaching young women to become self-sustaining. Peter Cooper funded a room for her teaching half a century ago, launching an era of women as breadwinners in offices. Her work challenged early prejudice as stenographers grew to tens of thousands nationwide. Monuments honor Burne for advancing humanity.
A New York tailor Frederick Benior attempted suicide by drowning after a binge meal. He changed his mind, cried for help, and was rescued by a boat hook. The incident prompts reflection on suicidality and impulse in troubled minds.
A motion to dissolve a temporary injunction against hucksters was argued before Judge Bell. Magh Ochiltrees and others claim an amended ordinance raising license prices unconstitutional. City counsel says no emergency shown and equity lacks authority to stop enforcement. remedy is to challenge the ordinance in court. The note ends with an unrelated travel and local ad fragment.
Dr J A Shaw selects Dr Daniel Buckley city physician Dr A C Crookall Dr W Bates and Dr William O Nourke for medical staff to run the carnival emergency hospital. Construction on fences and buildings at the old university grounds will begin about a stated time.
The notice advertises two daily trains to San Francisco with first class fare 23.10 and second class 19.69. It promotes fast time and scenic service for California excursions on several dates and lists other itineraries with varied prices to Chicago St Louis Omaha New Orleans Memphis. Tickets and information available at Southern Pacific Co office 6148 First Ave Bilis Be, general agent.
Among passengers aboard the steamer Roanoke bound for Nome yesterday morning was Hister Core tad of the Sisters of Charity who travels north to assume charge of the Holy Cross hospital.
Dan Crowth, convicted of attempted murder in the April New Zealand saloon hold up, was sentenced to ten years in jail by Supreme Judge Yell yesterday.
Mrs Dora Maresh Drasde widow of Paul Draede, restaurateur who died June 15, filed a petition in superior court for support and final settlement from his estate. She cites his will cutting her off with a token sum and asks the executors return furniture he took before his death.
A note announces the second series of the Srigedier Gerard stories to be printed in this paper starting Monday July 12. The lead tale titled How Drigedier Gerard Lost an Ear begins the sequence.
The steamer Lotus, recently bought for Major Hingham and the territorial quartermasters, arrived this afternoon from Tor so where it had undergone preliminary repairs, via a transfer route mentioned in the report.
Readable fragments list multiple union halls and addresses such as Central Labor Union hall 1808 Becond Avenue and Olympic hall 114% Mewondaay with laundry rivers Carpenter hall 1520 Fourth Avenue and Union hall Pacific block. Content is garbled with several misspellings and unclear entities.
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