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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1903
Page
3
The fragmentary text offers a vague offer with a small down payment and a small percentage discount but lacks enough detail to identify a person, place, organization, date, or concrete outcome.
The Pacific Packing and Navigation Company and related firms face insolvency. In federal court in Tacoma receivers were appointed to conserve assets and manage claims for creditors. New Jersey interests hold stock, with Thomas Mo Govern cited as guardian, while Rudolph Pfeiffer and James Kerrwee participate as creditors and stakeholders.
The Washington Senate passed a bill allowing Sunday barber services as an exclusive home industry if signed by Gov Metiride. The measure won 6 votes against two, with supporters citing Seattle barbers opposing. the bill now heads to the governor amid a heated debate. The chamber also rejected Davis veto bid on grain inspection law changes, leaving Seattle grain inspectors in place for now.
The tax commission bill faced sharp opposition as it was buried in Olympia yesterday afternoon. Senator Jon denied unfair intent in his motion to refer the bill while acknowledging concerns over how it was introduced and reviewed in committee on revenue.
Secretary Herbert in Washington reports the Panama Canal Company answered an extension of time of option beyond March 4. Attorney Cromwell has the response, tied to the Alaskan boundary treaty.
The former head of the Bureau of Navigation has asked for retirement amid a reshuffle. He will likely depart by ear, with Admiral Golda and Dr. J. Richter mentioned in connection to the move. The notice reflects a broad change in naval leadership and staff assignments.
In the early afternoon a grand jury session included brief appearances by F Cosgrove and John Clancy. Clancy claimed no knowledge of the affair and Cosgrove offered limited information. The panel then entered an executive session already in progress at 3 15 o clock.
Madison Theater opens for one week featuring Hagen Errol and Croix with repeated encores. The Patricole trio and ban betta trivela highlight violin and comedy numbers. A Warm Reception proves a success in the farce lineup while Seattle Theater presents Why Smith at the Beattie. The Grand hosts a Ladies Musical Club recital with De Vaccan and Angele Piantet promising an annual peak event.
Shipping reports list steamers Bernicta and Balopia overdue with insurance at ten percent and cargo losses feared. Rene Kentler was spoken for full reinsurance after 128 days voyage. Ayrgal Palmas and Cape Breton missing as rates posted. In city news William Dateey charged with petty larceny after a December incident. Daley’s debt case tied to a man named George Truand. Detectives Lane and Adama made arrests and uncovered a warrant for Daley.
Walete showcases a careful selection of women’s suits and materials for the season. See eight great varieties and fabrics, emphasizing sleek style and quality.
In Washington March 1 Aldrich announced in the Senate he would withdraw the bank bill, convinced it could not pass. Senator Moar also pulled a bill for protection of the ident. Credentials of the Delaware senator-elect were read and filed. A conference report on the unary im wication bill from winter wt en $a for the vel of post office site on fork wan agreed to without debate.
Federal court issued an injunction prohibiting the Firemen and Trainmen Union from striking today. The order names about twenty officers involved and seeks to restrain any labor action that would disrupt service.
A sales pitch urges readers to act fast on piano buys with extraordinary propositions. The ad promises 12.50 to 75.00 dollars in sheet music gifts based on instrument price and lists a broad stock of pianos, mandolins, music books, records, and related supplies. It notes discounts up to 50 percent on a wide selection and claims the sheet music gifts apply during a limited sale week.
A general clean up sale announces deep cuts on various items with prices shown in the hundreds and thousands, including organs and instruments offered at substantial discounts. Terms are described as easy, with many styles and full warranties.
City presses smoke nuisance case against A Mayer and partners over emissions from the Interbay refinery. Police Judge George hears testimony as defense argues, with witnesses like Mr Brook and Genevieve McLean stating the fumes are not only disagreeable but unhealthy.
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