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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1904

Page

3

Portland Lacrosse Controversy Sparks Seattle Debate

The Tacoma Ledger prints an interview with W H Warren a Portland journalist claiming Seattle players were rough in Sundays lacrosse match. Warren is contradicted. Portland denied expulsion while Seattle referee Oddy ejected a Portland player thrice. The Seattle paper Star already named Nanaimo men hired for the game. dispute centers on behavior and alleged press bias.

Tacoma Ledger W. H. Warren Tacoma Warren Portland Seattle Seattle Portland Portland Journal Northwest Lacrosse League the Ledger

Two Royal Brothers Face Civil War in Montenegro

Montenegro reports a bitter feud between Danilo and Mirko, princes of Montenegro. Prince Nicholas plans to curb the conflict, while Mirko challenges Danilo’s popular support and seeks alliance with Italy as unrest grows.

Centinj Montenegro Nicholas Mirko Podgovitca Danilo Anodrijevitaa Nicholas Ia

Forest Reserve Plan Expands Across Washington Area

H J Tompkins and F W Reed of the forestry division arrive in Olympia to survey forests and waters in Callam Jefferson and parts of Mason Chehalia counties for new reserves. John Wilson, on a government mission, maps eastern King and Snohomish and western Chelan and Kittitas counties. A Western Washington forest reserve may connect Rainier and Washington reserves along the Cascade crest. Reed could not state exact boundaries pending further examination.

Department of Agriculture Spokane Tompkins Reed John Wilson Washington, D D. C Tompkis Department Washington, Oregon California Clallam Jefferson Mason and Chehalia Quinault Wilson Ie King and Snohomish Chelan Kittitas Washington Forest Reserve Olympic Reserve Rainier Washington Cascade Range

Tremont Arrives at Quarantine with Fever Rendering Wrestler Detained

The steamer Tremont reached quarantine in Victoria on July 27 after sailing from Manila via China and Japan. A Japanese Jujuten wrestler in the party bound for St. Louis strained himself in a boat exhibition, developed fever symptoms, and will be kept two days for observation. No fumigation or further trouble expected.

Victoria B. C Tremont Manila China Japan St. Louis

Tremont Lifts 800 Tons Freight for Tacoma Departure

The Tremont, with 800 tons of general freight, sails for Tacoma on the morrow, amid reports of dense fog off Japan and a quiet, dull scene at Tokyo. Passengers include William K. Curtis of the Chicago Record and Mian Dyer of the Japanese Daily Mail, with Bishop McKim and family aboard. The ship’s total cargo reaches about 6,700 tons.

Romont Japan William Curtis Chicago Record Asia Aloo Mian Dyer Mall Bishop McKim Tokio Aleo Tremont Tacoma

Carnival baby show and entertainment highlight Hilo event

At the carnival grounds hundreds attended the baby show with many breeds of babies judged for best, cutest, and most handsome. The late evening featured a marriage in the big tent, a thrilling cage act by Fraviola, and Phil Green's new suit and revised act ahead of Friday’s parade.

Charles Middleton Fraviola Phil Green

Judge Griffin Denies Schrank Divorce On Grounds Of Infidelity

Superior Judge Griffin yesterday refused to grant Philip Schrank a divorce from his wife Mrs. Alice Schrank, ruling the husband failed to prove infidelity. The case was continued indefinitely to allow Schrank Unie to obtain depositions. The judge is noted for a record of denying divorces and requiring full legal proof of all material allegations in divorce suits.

Griffin Philip Schrank Alice Schrank Schrank Unie

Fire at Alki Camp Destructive Kitchen Blaze

Fire at Alki Camp Bobee at Alki Point partially destroyed the camp yesterday morning. The blaze started in the kitchen and caused considerable excitement. Campers formed a fire brigade from adjoining camps and succeeded in removing the inmates' personal effects.

Bobee Alki Point

Runaway in Jail and Prospect of Deportation Appeals

Irving Hightower, missing from 907 Marion Street, has been found serving ten days in Ketchikan Alaska jail after traveling on the schooner Sea Horne with Leo White. The two youths landed in Alaska and were jailed. they are expected to be returned home after sentences. In Mulilan Idaho, a prospector’s body was found ten days dead in a tent ten miles from anyone, discovered by Dan McQuernly and partner. Lum the Chinese deportation case filed an appeal in federal court and a stay was ordered pending a hearing.

Irving Hightower Marion Street Ketchican Alaska Young Hightower Ketchikan Leo White Beattie Mulilan Idaho Dan McQuernly Bie Fre Lum United States James Kelfer Hanford Lum

Seattle Outfitting Co Window Shades Store Ad

The Little Store with My Values at 1416 First Ave Seattle advertises window shades made to order and cheap pricing. The listing cites Het Aston and Pike as location details for the shop.

Workman Hurt In Car Shop Accident at Tacoma

A. W. Carlson, a car shop helper, had his right leg mangled when an engine being repaired in the Northern Pacific car shop at South Tacoma rolled over it. He was rushed to Fan nie Paddock hospital. amputation may be needed. Carlson, longtime employee, lives on Union avenue. An excursion to Mackalammie Falls is scheduled for Sunday.

Tacoma Northern Pacific Hope A. W. Carlson Fannie Paddock Hospital Union Avenue Carehope

Rush for Public Land Opens Timber Fields in Washington County

Vancouver July 27 hundreds of men and women wait in two rival lines at land registration with police keeping order. Some have waited five days while relief by ticket arrangements occurs. Thirty six thousand acres of valuable timber land in Washington County will be opened.

Washington County

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