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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1903
Page
4
Mrs Hamilin an elderly Cedar Mountain resident was run over and killed by a Columbia and Puget Bound logging train near Cedar Mountain shortly before 1 am. The crew did not learn of the fatality until a telegraph arrived at Maplet Valley, and a coroner will hold an inquest.
Piraseels dispatch reports Signor Giron may be separated from Crown Princess Loutee temporarily. They are to be reunited soon and relocate to America. The confinement of Loutee is cited as the reason for the current separation.
Edward B. Cox administrator of Judson Chamberlin's estate is sued by TG Gilbert for 15080 damages after his son Carl Gilbert, aged year, drowned in an abandoned cesspool behind Third and Baker street. The complaint alleges the death resulted from the negligent maintenance of the cesspool.
The column lists wholesale prices for vegetables fruits and livestock with notes on supply and deliveries. Items include corn onions lemons apples oranges eggs butter etc with prices per unit and some regional shipping remarks.
In Washington D C the day’s briefing reports mixed ocean conditions and cautious optimism for marine activities. Weather officials emphasize continued moderate winds and uncertain seas affecting port operations and small craft advisories.
The tonal bowling event in Indianapolis last week crowned new champions. Dan A Jones of Milwaukee led with 683 across three games 292 248 203 while Len Cailly Dan Jones Al Setback and Merman Collin of Columbus were among top contenders.
The Rhododendron Club met at Miss Corinne Reynolds home for ping pong music and recitals with refreshments. Next week Mise Drew hosts at Jefferson Street. Koenoe Club held an informal dinner hosted by Buckley president. Various dances announced by Laundry Drivers Protective Association Uniform Bank of Maccabees BB Club and Bohemian Club with events at local halls.
Special dispatch from Vancouver reports the Crow's Nest Company and local unions of Michel Morrisey and Coal Creek, plus District Union and Coal Company, nearing an agreement. John Keen says representatives will settle in two to three days with a multiyear pact and disputes referred to a conciliation committee of the British Columbia Mining Association. Fernie citizens express jubilance over the outlook.
A promotional note extols Mason and Mamiin and Jetey organs as the best in the world. It claims long family endorsement and dealer admiration, asserts exclusive agency importance, and offers a three day sale with deep discounts on new organs including Sees See Swetacenh Saree models. Terms state 10 cash and other payment details.
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