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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1903
Page
3
A nine day sale in Seattle promotes a major music event closing Saturday March 21. The notice urges immediate action with daily deals across many lines and promises strong value for shoppers.
Advertises piano stock and other music items with prices listed, claiming high value and easy layaway options. Mentions Schirmer Library, guitar items, and musical accessories with discounted rates during a televised sale period.
The Cuban reciprocity treaty clears a favorable senate committee report with an amendment requiring House concurrence. The move aims for early action in the next congress as ratification hinges on House approval of tariff reductions. A confident outlook suggests passage and possible early adjournment after concurrent action.
In Butte on March 12 a bank run began at State Givings Bank as depositors crowded the street. Rumors claimed the bank’s link to Heins Amalgamated Copper Co left it financially exposed, prompting fears of collapse and possible use of native law if the run continues.
A morning storm damaged the area and traffic was rerouted. Repairs began as officials expected normal conditions by later today with further updates anticipated.
The Alaska Commercial Company's steamer Bertha arrived from Valdez with three passengers aboard. Captain Knudson noted the voyage was unusually light for this time of year and that few travelers reached the stranded bay. several explorers departed Valdez seeking new Tanana district discoveries.
The notice lists marriages licensed for Paula T of Bedre-Wooley Madge Car of New York William Rukdow and Josie Hoott both of Seattle Vernie Mattinon and Sarah anon both of Seattle John Clare Ethyl c K both of Seattle Youse and Florence Davie both of Baltimore Also notes Charity Organisation Society move from 890 Jackson Street to 401 New York street office hours 8 am to 5 pm Rainier Heights Club plans its regular monthly meeting with a tentative date and agenda placeholder.
The St Patrick’s Day events were completed with a grand mass at the Church of the Good Hope and a sermon by a notable guest. An evening program at Ranke’s featured a Patrick Henry Winston address and musical and literary performances.
Adama, an expresarian, was fined by Judge George in municipal court for noncompliance with the new ordinance terms. He is backed by several express tent, determined to test the validity of the ordinance.
The trial of Champoux for the murder of Lottie in Arende Hall opens with testimonies from a sister who recalls events, while Champoux’s odd behavior and appetite for raw foods are noted. Witnesses describe a fatal knife wound and threats tied to a claimed love interest, with defense arguing unjust accusation. Also noted is a $1400 life insurance verdict in a separate case ruling policy still valid after years of nonpayment.
The Heather 18 embarks on a trial trip at Moran Bros shipyard, departing at 16 minutes past the hour. An official inspection team led by Commander G Calinepestor plus Capt W Gregory and Chief Engineer Rick arde will assess the run expected to meet government standards.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company penys steamer Al Kisalle departed Saturday morning for Bhagway. Coller Montana arrived from Francisco with a cargo of ores and powder for the Sound navy gear. The steamer Cottage City was towed to Morena shipyards for overhaul and will be hired with new bollers.
An event listing notes a grand masquerade at Armory Hall on March 17 with bail pending.
Dancing classes available Mondays and Fridays at the armory for bicycle repair and a grand masquerade ball scheduled around March 17 with Armory Mell as contact.
The Sult store advertises drastic discounts on suits and hosiery with fifty tailored sets selling for five dollars or less, including brown tan and navy options. Women and children ny knit wear and undergarments are deeply discounted, with corsets stockings and aprons offered at low price points across multiple sizes.
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