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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1903
Page
3
Coroner's jury found Mrs Addie Mull and her three year old daughter poisoned but prosecutors concluded there was no evidence to charge anyone. Scott and Deputy Prosecutor Fes decided not to pursue any proceeding, noting lack of motive and insufficient proof to convict.
The notice reports Reliance winning the first Newport race on a thirty mile course. Ke Hance led the field with Constitution 4 minutes 1 second behind, while the Columbia trailed 26 seconds after time allowance. The defending men's cup contenders will race three events instead of six.
In Folsom California this morning a mass escape attempt by convicts broke from the yard as they moved toward work. Warden Murphy Wilkinson and several officers were attacked with knives but not seriously harmed. The rioters breached clothes and armory doors and seized weapons before retreating toward the prison grounds amid a tense standoff.
A body found weeks ago near the White river was exhumed at Barney-Watson's morgue and identified as William Leaves of Sunny Dale who disappeared June 6. No foul play indicated. coroner Bore ordered investigations and a potential thorough inquiry with possible sensational developments.
The fire department will mobilize around the clock for the labor carnival to provide continuous fire protection. Chief Cook says the grounds will be thoroughly protected and danger largely prevented.
A Black person is said to be targeted for lynching near Farmington after a man allegedly wounded a woman with a laser. Authorities report farmers surrounding the woods near Medif and intent to lynch the suspect.
At a special Board of Works session the group Renton Hill Imement club urged poles be placed in street centers for the East Union car line extension. City Engineer Thomson rebutted, noting most property owners oppose central poles and find them unattractive. a final decision was not stated.
The Tonnil Club agrees to leave the park location as is with trolley poles, settling the question and enabling improvement plans to proceed. The settlement advances work on the park area and related infrastructure.
Investigators probed the unexpected death of Harry Woodward a 21 year old man connected to HF. Woodward’s colleagues and local authorities sought answers amid the ongoing inquiry into his sudden collapse and death.
Jacob Kline of Seattle shot himself in the cabin rear yesterday at 87. He died instantly as despondent, with a note to police accusing several people. George Weeks of Victoria killed himself Wednesday by drinking laudanum then shooting himself, leaving a letter alleging charges against others. he left several children.
The matinee of racing on Saturday proved a success with ideal weather and good racing. Two running races with track horses and two pony races provided entertainment without any serious accidents. The event marked the end of Saturday afternoon activities for the present season and next Saturday will start the regular August harness meeting at The Meadows.
The board of tolland commissioners today voted to accept the best bid for $596,000 in municipal plant bonds at an interest rate of 3 1/4 percent per year. The city will likely approve the offer, citing the low interest.
Mrs Lena Cornfield petitions the court to appoint a receiver for the Parisian Dye Works to prevent her husband Marty Cornfield from disposing of the community interest. Hearing date not yet scheduled.
In Danville a mob aimed to lynch J. W. Mayfield, a Black suspect, but shots from Black residents and state troops left two killed and twenty-two wounded. The county jail was damaged as unrest spread after a violent race riot over the weekend.
Amid wild upheaval the mob is repelled and order begins to return. Troops remain on scene to deter further trouble while residents weigh the outbreak of evoicpment and the town braces for stability.
A mill accident near Everett yesterday left a sawyer with a mangled hand after an attempt to repair the log carriage. The injured man’s name was not available that afternoon. the incident occurred at a Russell operation and involved a new worker and damaged bar.
New York reports a morning slump after Coatey & Co. failure. Dooley & Co. and Boo ley causes volatility before a partial recovery. Boston notes the Tiascott firm failure linked to New York cases. London markets show anxiety over further American failures.
The county's assessment rise shows a higher taxable valuation, with a per cent increase noted. The board of equalization will convene the first Monday in August and continue for three weeks to hear appeals.
Nome liner Senator reached port yesterday with 1 passenger 4 900 of Nome guid and 11 sacks of mail. John Piryntesen o Liegereen Jefet Li and M. K. returned cme operators ret John Webster a prominent Alaskan prospector who as 4 fareen eer 8 turned over to the police on the Senator s arrival suffering delirium tremens.
The Pollard Lilliputian opera company gave its first performance of The Geteta at the Seattle theater. The cast, led by Daphne Pollard Alice Pollard and Fred Pollard, delivered a charming nonsensical piece with dazzling imported costumes and meticulous staging. Seats praised the overall spectacle while some cast work and house pacing showed room for improvement. Empire Park theatre also notes a strong week with new vaudeville acts and social guest Miss Tate Henry. Train and excursion fares to California and other cities are listed with details on departures and rates from the Southern Pacific office.
A brief note urges readers to consult their doctor about purity concerns for health products. It emphasizes professional evaluation and safety over consumer claims.
The battleship Kearenge arrived at Bar Harbor at 6:47 yesterday after a nine day crossing from Needica covering 200 miles in nine days four and a quarter hours. Speed averaged miles per hour with peaks near 15 knots and lows around ten. fog and head winds slowed progress. Cap Hemphill says a return voyage could beat the record. Since last visit to New York fifty three days ago, she has visited Germany Denmark and Ungtend and covered 200 miles at sea twenty four days with no machinery problems.
Special to The Star describes a July 27 disturbance in Maryeville where Rev Covina Tom led to the arrest of Howard Johnson for a ball game on Burcay. The crowd threatened the minister and mob piled toward the man, but he wriggled free and escaped.
Witeen Loomis, a deck hand on the steamer Wlopla, appeared in Jumtlee ees Court charged with an attempted assault using a deadly weapon aboard the vessel after a freight loss overboard sparked the dispute. The letter drop incident prompted a confrontation aboard the ship.
Nest Tuesday evening Camp will host a social for Woodmen of the World members. The camp marks the last meeting of the month with a party and crowd in the hall. Special efforts aimed to attract visitors are underway.
Berry of 114 Terrace street reported a confusing incident at the Virginia hotel on Firet Avenue and Virginia Street where he says a so called real nice young woman took money. He believed her to be a friend but now doubts that opinion as he adjusts his account of the events and loss.
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