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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1903

Page

3

Duncan Creek Claims Rich Gold Area Draws Stampede

Advices from Cottage City report Duncan Creek, a Stewart river tributary, promising extensive pay dirt potentially exceeding Kiondike claims. Mining recorder Jack McLawan notes Morden No. and MelLogan found several pans, including $12 and $5.73, with most claims returning $1 to $7 per pan as discovery spreads.

Cottage City Duncan Creek Stewart River Jack McLawan Morden No MelLogan

Canadian Pacific and Navigation Compact Aims at Vancouver Route

Reported agreement between the Canadian Pacific Navigation Company and the Canadian Pacific Railway centers on diverting Alaska trade from Beattie to Vancouver. The Navigation Company runs four steamers between Vancouver and Skagway. A new tariff-reduction pact from Vancouver to Skagway and Dyeon is noted, reshaping regional transport.

Alaska Beattie Vancouver Canadian Pacific Navigation Company Canadian Pacifly Railway Navigation Company Vancouv Skagway Locm Haraven Canadian Pacific Railway Yukon Daweon

Hughes in Fine Form in Early Portland Victory

Sammy Vigneau led the Portland Brownies in a strong showing against Brattle, driving in runs and filling the first base. Spe Huribut and Bitty Campbell provided solid support as Portland held an early lead and contained the locals, despite a late defensive lapse. The game ended Brattle 8 Portland 3 with Los Angeles defeating San Francisco 6 to 1 in the nightcap.

Sammy Vigneau Portland Jay Hutcieters Joe Kostaleo Sammy Spee Huribut Pacitt National League Bitty Campbell Bistamsere Seta Brrore Segue

Five favorites win at The Meadows in muddy track races

Yesterday at The Meadows five favorites won, trimming the betting ring’s profits. Claudator, a 1 to 1 shot, captured the last race as rain and mud affected the card. Results list six races with winners such as Rostatre, Come Up, Anvil, and Vetrano among others.

Claudator

First Work at Eagle Harbor in Shipyard Era

The new steel marine ways of the Pall Shtehendtess company at Sage Harbor were used for the first work. The schooner NHas was placed on the ways and Reuse was fed up. Construction caused great concern in Eagle Harbor as the harbor remains nearly landlocked. The old yards were at Port Blakeley.

Sage Harbor Eaegie Ceal Port Blakeley

Cement Workers Form a Union at Painters Hall Meeting

At a Thursday night meeting in Painters hall Cement Workers completed their organization and elected permanent officers H. Piper as president J. Quale as treasurer and L. Hudson as secretary The union affiliated with the Western Central Labor union The Plumbers union of this city will meet at Pleasant Beach in June

Painters’ Hall Inet Cement Workers Union Tte H. Piper J. Quale L. Hudson Western Central Labor Union the Plumbers’ Union of Will & Please Pleasant Beach Western Central Labor Triton

Grand Chapter Elects New Officers of the Pattern Order

In the afternoon session the Grand Chapter of the Order of the Pattern elected officers for the next term. Grand matron Lillian B. Rialeek of Walla Walla, Grand patron J. G. Campbell of Tacoma, Grand secretary Linaie J. Dermorest of Tacoma, and grand treasurer Alice M. Taylor of Seattle were chosen. Installation scheduled for this morning concludes the annual communication.

Order of the Pattern Lillian B. Rialeek Walla Walla J. G. Campbell Tacoma Linaie J. Dermorest Alice M. Taylor Seattle

Webfoorders Top Portland in Tight Baseball Show

The Webfooters defeated Portland by a close score in a sunny exhibition highlighted by two homerun plays by Parret of Portland and Hulen of Beattie. Seattleites managed eight hits, while Portland tallied eleven, with the game ending nine innings at a rain-delayed event.

Portland Hermont Ageinet Dugdale Ale McKay Dwg McKay Seattlettes Beagg Parret Portlandg Hulen Beattie

Boy Held On Robbery Charge Near Water Meters

John Smith, a tenth street youth, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Kaseem and Detective Wappenstein on charges of robbing gas meters. He was identified yesterday after an earlier escape when a shot was fired by K Smith at the meter.

Gee John Smith de Tect Wappenstein Sher UT Kaseem K. Smith Bie Meter Peeterday Academy of Holy Names Mise Chace Weir Ministerial Association J. B. Weber Hewea M. C. Britteh Peiley W. Miskin Hved Seventh Avenue Me Miskin

Negus Is Found Guilty of First Degree Murder

Megus shot and killed Howerd Mabadian on May 1 and was found guilty of first degree murder in court. Defense lawyers sought bail pending trial, but Judge Beil denied the request after prosecutors argued for premeditation.

Megus Howerd Mabadian Fulton & and John B. Hart Beil Negus Mineida Coxe Cudthee John Cudthee Alaska

Death of Joseph Livengood One 19 in Providence Hospital

Joseph Livengood aged 19 died at Providence hospital during an operation after coming from Spokane to Beattie. He was president of the Spokane Grain Company and a well known local figure, with the body expected to be shipped back to Spokane for interment.

Joseph Livengood Providence Hospital Beattie Spokane Spokane Grain Company

Return From Abroad in Beattie After Seven Month Tour

Mr and Mrs Karl Trayne and Miss Midonta Furth returned to Beattie yesterday after a seven month European and Holy Land tour. They visited places famous in Biblical history and, in Cairo, met Letah Hunt of Seattle who Mr Trayne previously showed interest in a large irrigation project in the Sudan.

Europe Holy Land Mra vick Karl @trayne Mice Midonta Furth Beattie Cairo Letah Hunt Seattle Mtrave Gaye Soudan

Captain Amehury Departs to Take Command of Henry R. Hyde

Captain Amehury resigns from command of the DD Carleton and will leave the coast to assume command of the American ship Henry R. Hyde. He will be succeeded by Captain CH McLeod aboard the Carleton.

BT. Amehury Amehury Henry R. Hyde Tone New York Amehutry Hae DD. Carleton CH. McLeod Amabury Hyde

Globe Navigation Considers Beattie Manila Steam Line

Local mariners report Globe Navigation plans a Beattie to Manila steam route. Thorndyke, the manager, departed May 22 for Manila via San Francisco and Honolulu to study Philippine conditions for the proposed service. The firm already weighs a 6000-ton Seattle-Monterey vessel and may lease ships Tampico Barokh and Meteor to Alaska trade.

Globe Navigation Company Beattie Manila Thorndyke Island San Francisco Sieria Honolulu Philippine Port Re.a Seattle Barokh Meteor Alaska

Chums Near 100 Years Apart In Their Ages

A photo from the German Altenheim in Moent Auburn shows an elderly man and his companion. One man, Christmas Day 14 birth anniversary, arrived in Cineten at age 7 and worked as a gardener for Nicholas Loneworth. Gravel, age and faded faculties aside, loves nature and tends flowers with a young companion, the son of Squire Viesent Behwab, as they stroll the grounds.

Altenheim Auburn Nordhausen Germany Cineten Nicholas Loneworth Grevel Viesent

Public sidewalk dispute delays repairs on Railroad Avenue

The Pacific Coast company excavation work on a Railroad Avenue corner left a damaged sidewalk claimed by the city, sparking a protracted legal dispute over who is responsible for replacement. Businessmen along Washington Street suffer from the unfinished sidewalk during the drawn out case.

Mackintosh Railroad Avenue Pacific Coast Company Pacific Comat and Company

Burglars Plant Found by Police in City Room

City detectives Hubbard and Freeman arrested D. B. Carr accusing him of being a room worker who looted Gentile for months. A trunk of stolen clothing and goods was found in a lower city room, with several days of surveillance leading to the arrest.

B. Carr Hubbard and Freeman Carr Hall Etty

Spokane woman seeks brother linked to Meadow Point death

Mrs M N Redfield of Spokane writes to the Meattle Mice claiming a man who blew his head near Meadow Point with dynamite may be her brother who disappeared last January. The man’s identity remains unconfirmed and the body was buried in a decayed condition. The theory that death was self-inflicted is disproved for W H Crone of Cle Klum.

Mire M.N. Redfield Spokane Meadow Point Meadow Joint W. H. Crone Cle Klum

Cleaning Up on the Waterfront

Work on Railroad avenue advances as rotten planks on Commercial Mil property between Marion and Mad streets are replaced with new timbers. Harbour structures hauled away and the widening of the road will clear debris in front of warehouses. A real estate deal transfers Bell & Deany’s lots 1 to 6 to the Northwest Investment Company for Beattie from Mrs A L Lane.

Railroad Avenue Commercial Mil Company Marion Madstreets Board of Public Works Jensen Harbourmaster Ethere Corr Iafread Avenue Anc Amd Bell & Deany City of Beattie Mre. A.L. Lane Northwest Investment Company Washington Street Union Eversol Second Avenue New York James Green Lake Seattle North Proc Tel Leih. _ ANDERSON

Pirat Presbyterian Rev Matthews At il a om The Forward Movement

Weetrmeter Presbyterian Rev J Ma Wo At ia m. Children day were Beware of Dogs. A pulpit program listed sermons and a jubilee service at the church on Starket street. Dror Rain delivered an eloquent sermon and assisted in the reunion program.

Pirat Presbyterian M A Matthews Il A Om Ia m Rev J. Weber Ti A. m Childter PT. Walker Dror Rain

Newspaper Artists Exhibit Draws Big Crowds At Knickerbocker

Patrons viewed paintings and cartoons at the Knickerbocker hotel private view last night. Large parlors held the exhib ition where several sketches already sold. Artists from San Francisco Portland Los Angeles and Seattle contributed their best works.

Knickerbocker Hotel San Francisco Portland Los Angeles Seattle

Religious Services and Sermons Across Trinity Parish and City

A summary of local church calendars lists Trinity Parish services including sermons "Dives and Dasarus" and "The Gospel According Mr. Mark's" with Rev. J.P. D. Liwyd and HM. Gowen. Other churches show masses and children's sessions at Mary’s Parlor, Our Lady of Good Help, and Sacred Heart, plus Theosophical Society programs and Beattie Lodge talks.

Spurgeon Wirat Mt.monds Kemerton Trinity Parish Gowen Mark's Dlev J.P. D Weligion Rebekah Marnaby Church of God J. M. Webb Seventh Avenue Mpring Heneca Button Green Lake Babea Mary's Parlehe-Revy W. J Mets Twentieth Avenue Jackson Street Church of Our Lady of Good Help Prefontaine A. Im Geo Church of the Immaculate A. Aweere Queen City

Personal Magnetism and the Mind How to Charm Readers

A reporter unveils astonishing methods said to charm and fascinate the human mind. The piece promotes a new book offering secret techniques allegedly guarded by oscalt experts and high priests, inviting reader interest and purchase.

Oscalt Vyeare

For Rent Furnished Rooms and Houseware Bargains

A jumble of classified items offers furnished rooms for rent, used furniture and housewares, inexpensive Chattel from a bank stock, and various sale notices. Listings include ranges carpets wardrobes bookcases and showcases, plus garden land and farms for sale, with prices and contact routes through local blocks and agents.

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