This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1904
Page
8
In Bracht Prussia rioters disrupted a Jewish burial ground disinterring many corpses and throwing them into the street. They also attacked the synagogue and damaged fittings amid anti semitic disturbances reported from Berlin dated July 23.
In Dublin on July 23 a historic consecration of the Irish National cathedral for Armagh is set for tomorrow. Cardinal Vincenzo Vannutelli travels from Rome to attend as central figure with Cardinal Logue. The ceremony also marks the twenty fifth year of his episcopal promotion.
Seattle Newsboys' Union Local No. 10 141 A F L passes mourning resolutions for Quinn Brower noting his honesty integrity and attributes. banner and charter to be draped for 30 days. copies sent to his parents and city press. Also announces ship sailing info for Bremerton eleven worships at Meter 8 with hourly boats and routes from Madrona and Madison parks.
Advertisement listing a men only Turkish baths society located in the basement at Dexter Morten corner First Avenue and Washington Avenue.
Bruno Hingham, 9, son of Milton Bingham of 826 North Seventy second street, was seriously bitten on the right cheek and his leg injured while playing with classmates at a Union Sunday school picnic in Woodland Park Green Lake. A physician said the boy will likely escape hydrophobia. Residents question why dogs are not barred from the park.
William C. Toomey resigns as private secretary to J. J. Hill of the Great Northern after a conference aboard Hill’s yacht near New York. The split with his wife over a possible divorce sparks sensational charges and countercharges as Toomey’s brother J. J. Toomey is named to fill the vacancy.
Lord Bateman Spencer Bateman Hanbury marries Marion Graham an American in St George's church Hanover Square London. The ceremony drew prominent society figures including American colony members. Couple to honeymoon at Shobden Court with Bateman’s military background noted and bride from San Francisco New York household.
Coupon offers two free sittings and one free photograph for a child under six to new Star subscribers. Present at Herpick Studio, 112 Marion Street, between 11 am and 2 pm on Thursday or Friday. Payment must be current for the child’s parent or guardian.
John Loventeen bonded for three months to keep the peace after a threat to Chris Miller. The Arcade bowling match finished with strong play and a high finish by Kin caids and Morris at 1777. University Club baseball faced Pacific squadron in Bremerton, many Rosters joined. Rainier manager Billy Heland challenged Menuel Lopes with a $190 bet for a July 31 Seattle ballpark game. The steamer Al-Ki sailed north with mining machinery and explosives for Alaska ports. Meran Hrow awarded $2,530 contract to repair the Burnside deck and engineering departments. Health board reorganization discussed by the city advisory committee for civil service with a charter amendment needed in a special election.
In Pendleton Oregon, waiter George Arnold swam to the Umatilla river but thieves took all his clothes except his trousers, which were cut in two. He wore the remaining garment to town as police pursued the leather and the matter was resolved with the restaurant owner. Also, in London, Hachetor's Button won the Liverpool cup at the July meet.
Local notices report Utah Day festivities hosted by the Church of Latter Day Saints in the city at Woodland Park on Monday July 26 including sports, music and speeches. The New Salvation Army corps hall at Pitth Avenue and Washington Street nears completion and may open July 30. ER N Parmiee departs tomorrow for Northwestern University Evanston IL to assume general secretary duties for the YMCS. The funeral of Joe B Clark is set for Eagle Hall Sunday July 24 at 1 pm with attendance requested.
The listing promotes a dining sequence from four to twelve courses served every evening at the Maison Barteria located at Second and James. It advertises a $1.00 option with Sauternes or Burgundy and notes fine photos by Eagan & Kiceon of 1516 Firet.
Fall River delegates from local mills vote to accept no wage cuts. The decision seals plans for a broad textile industry strike set to begin Monday. Industrial leaders and workers expect substantial disruption across factories in the region.
The annual Went to singles doubles and mixed doubles championship began today at Kenwood Country Club Chicago. Preliminaries promise exciting contests and record attendance. the proper championship will be played next week.
A Toronto to Fort Francis registered money package reportedly miscarried and arrived with no funds. Postmaster Clark notified the Portage la Prairie inspector, with the case considered locked up. The package was said to contain between $1000 and $2000.
The notice states that Judge Parker's formal notification will occur August 10. It also enforces irrigation limits by ordinance from 6 to 8 am and 6 to 8 pm with fines for violations. Monthly vacancy notices must be filed at the city water office by the tenth. July notices due by August 10.
A prospectus promotes tracts above Puget Sound between Alki and Three Tree points on a flat, fertile shoreline soil ideal for gardening and fruit. A launch with 20 to 40 passengers runs three tours at 9:30 am 12 noon and 2:30 pm from Madigan Street near the Fire Department House to inspect the land and confirm its bargain price.
Meatttl union No 17 Corder of Washington invites members to a progressive whist party at the M. M. hall near University grounds. The event aims to be a leading social gathering with light refreshments. Also ships now in the harbor at Bremerton offer hourly boat rides from Pier after 9 a.m. Monday.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.