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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
4
Osme Hatai, a murderess, arrives publicity laden in Osaka as she opens the Naniwa theater. She plans to devote proceeds to temple construction. A steamer report confirms her release from Tehigaya prison two months ago after eleven years' confinement.
Treher ing Secon district reports three villages destroyed by a tornado. The narrative recalls a boy given a $3 gold piece by Pierpont Morgen for opening a cab door, then having the money returned after a ride, highlighting a social observation of honesty among "poor felons" amid travel.
The $2.09 reward for Josh Wise was paid to J. C. Bender of Tacoma. Old man Morse, in jail, appeared disfigured and ashamed, saying he has disgraced himself and lost the Star Dust Man’s confidence. Wise claimed he would not be discharged. his fine was paid by his son, who then took him to Tacoma tavern. They plan to return home this afternoon.
A chambermaid discovered a curious entry titled More Revelations, including lines about a sister Annie hosting a visitor at dinner. The fragment shows playful verse with informal, dated diction and hints at a hidden, humorous scene. The full context remains unclear from the excerpt.
Florence Gouderau a white slave debtor who followed Joe Neauher from Montress Canada to Spokane fled into servitude. Federal authorities plan to bring Beauregard to trial for immigration law violations amid a separate robbery case. The woman was found in a Rowland British Columbia resort and will be kept in custody pending hearings.
Ramuel H. Hayes says Cad Johnson robbed him of 360 but did not appear in Justice George court yesterday. A bench warrant was issued for Johnson's arrest, but he cannot be found. It is hinted friends of the Johnson woman, recently sentenced to the penitentiary for a similar robbery, spirited him out of the city.
Reports include Herbert Adair suing Seattle Hardware Co for selling gunpowder to a one year old guardian ad litem. Retail Clerks Association honoring Marie Truckey with a diamond ring after a defeat. a $7500 ejectment suit over an interurban car fare dispute. Frank Keesler convicted of petty larceny and jailed 16 days. court adjournments and probate scheduling. Pike Street Shooting Club annual meeting and Hood's Canal trip plans. Mrs. Mary Rouse suing Northern Pacific for $26000 over a chute injury. Ancient Order of Foresters official Beattie touring and visiting friends on Emat Joba Street.
The cruiser Malampus collided with the Dix collier Ruppera off the Mcilly isles, sinking the collier. Crew rescued. Labor meetings announced at multiple venues including Mason library and Western Central Labor hall. Marriage licenses issued for several couples including Pred Lornquiat and Hilda Bandheim.
Receipts of raspberries were heavy but prices weak with some Atchee Canteloupes arriving at 4.00 per green crate. Box prices for corn fell 26 cents with no other major changes noted. wholesale fruit and dairy items listed, including apples, peaches, bananas, and butter from Washington creameries.
The notice details live stock items including chickens ducks mutton beef cows and greens at Burbank area. It lists prices and mentions goods such as fruit and vegetables alongside poultry and livestock.
In Vienna on July 2 Deputy Zoltane announced a $2000 bribe offer for his vote on a contentious measure. The session was adjourned pending a formal inquiry.
Kakui in Japan celebrated the completion of a telephone system with a July 5 ceremony after advices received by the steamer Tora Maru. Telephone service is still a novelty, and the installation was naturally marked by a great celebration in one city as Japan pushes ahead in enterprise.
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