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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1903
Page
2
The Chicago morgue records an unnamed old man alias Julius Selmars who kept a diary of longing and loneliness. Entries span June 2 1800 to July 5 1808 revealing poverty, failed dreams, and a contemplation of suicide, with notes on nature, Christmas hardship, and a longing for rest.
Arthur W. Prick defends a boastful stance while Myrtle Huntington, a former Frick employee now a working girl, accuses Mrs Frick of assault and damages. Huntington, insisting on her right to earn a living, contrasts pride and degradation in a bitter public dispute.
A tale urging effort and opportunity as William E. Cory rises from yard worker to president of United States Steel. Cory earns double output, earns respect, and advances through self study and hard work, becoming an armour plate authority. The moral: diligence and merit open doors.
OCR lists several trade union halls and streets on Second Avenue and surrounding blocks including Central Labor, Plasterers Olympic hall, Sheet Metal Workers Musicians hall at 1630 Second Avenue, and Switchmen at Pioneer block near First Avenue and James Street.
Prof Wilson hosts dance lessons at Ranke Haiti Street venue with private sessions daily and evening classes on Monday and Friday for interested participants.
A fragmented ad notes items such as gallery pieces fruit and candy stands perfume and toys. It mentions a fine summer suite offered at 12.50 with times between hours of WW and m and references Tokiaa and Singer in unclear context.
An elderly French officer recalls Venice under French rule during the Napoleon era. He describes looting art, the anger of locals after paintings and statues were seized, and the punishment raids that followed. He notes personal memories of battles, love, and his own travels through Italy with Suchet’s campaigns.
The Sound Clothing Company sells out to an eastern syndicate led by Tiridge and Co. The Beattle store on Second Avenue near Bon Marche will close for a few days as stock is liquidated at about a cent on the dollar. The new owners plan a large line of clothing from eastern factories.
City officials back the city hall plan until the municipal lighting plant bonds sell, delaying new building decisions. An election on the proposal and property purchase may be postponed, with work unlikely to begin before the next year.
Jas W Martin watched a man in a Japanese lodging house take a timepiece and fled with it. He tried to resist but was overwhelmed as a crowd of Japanese surrounded him. Police intervened to restore order.
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