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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1903
Page
2
The notice outlines weekly and monthly subscription rates, delivery to carriers, and no free copies. Readers must notify changes of address with old and new addresses, filed at the Post office in Seattle as a second class matter.
Beattie celebrates St Patrick’s Day with widespread Irish pride while a New Jersey minister claims St Patrick was a Baptist later canonized by Rome. The piece notes broad observance and hints at civic debates over city loads and franchise disposal, plus a Cuban senator’s reciprocity treaty remarks.
The countess of Deanoughmere, an American heiress and daughter of Michael Grace of New York, tours Italy and Greece with her mother and remains a leading figure in London society. They frequently visit the United States at their former home, reflecting transatlantic social ties amid a busy schedule dated March in London.
A Western avenue report notes an excess of inferior cauliflower and firmer lettuce. Limburger cheese sells at 17 cents a piece, with only a few scattering lettuces under 17 cents. Several carloads of bananas and oranges arrived last night. Wholesale meat and beer prices listed with varying rates.
Reports detail pollution in Skagway water from a creek draining the city and a March 1 discovery that sparked public alarm. Travelers describe a fire at Moose Hall in Valdez and a push to boycott distant imports amid local industry debates.
A city manufacturer voices frustration that Seattle buyers doubt locally made goods. He cites the old saying that a prophet is not honored in his own country and notes that his firm still gets some good orders, despite perceived local bias.
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