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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1904

Page

3

Sights and trouble in the Tenderloin district

Contractor Ll. B. Collina and companion visitors visit the Belmont saloon after a night in the restricted district. An attempted robbery is alleged as Collina is found with $41 after starting the night with $8. Belle Manning Victor Lagole and others are arrested, and bartender John Wenon is questioned.

Ll. B. Collina Jack Watson Comique Lilly DeVank Colling Belmont Saloon Collinge Grom Coline Bie Collins Mayon Burkman Belle Manning Victor Lagole Belmont John Wenon Stewart Pstrolman Burkman

Will Filed for Fred Rice Rowell in Probate Court

The will of Fred Rice Rowell was filed in the probate department of the superior court. He left all property to his wife who was named executrix without bonds.

Fred Rice Rowell Superior Court

Chise 18 Granted Faces Friction Over Gas Franchise Amendments

American Improvement company officers received formal notice of recent amendments to its $1 gas franchise after a secret council meeting. They oppose terms forcing 3 percent of gross receipts to the city and fear a board of works’ broad power to judge gas capacity, while signaling readiness to sell $1,000 in stock to local investors.

American Improvement Company John H. Miller New York BK. W. Tisdale Thomson Corporations Committee Robert B. Hunter Maine Board of Works F. C. Harper Frank Atwood Globe Wall Paper

Must Hang Champons for Brutal Murder at Walla Walla

Zennon Champons faces death by hanging in the Walla Walla penitentiary courtyard on Friday for the murder of 18 year old Lottie Brace. Relatives failed to save him as the state supreme court denied the writ of error preventing appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Champons’s brother J A Cham poux works for the Canadian Pacific railroad. attorney A J Speckert laments the near execution date but would have sought presidential intercession in Washington if time allowed.

Zennon Champons Lottie Brace Walla Walla Supreme Court Supreme Court of the United States Champous J. A. Champoux Canadian Pacific Railroad A. J. Speckert Washington Roosevelt

Suspect Arrest in Restricted District Found After Morning Description

Suspected John Conroy was arrested by Patrolman Burkman in the restricted district early this morning on a description supplied by John Fischer who was held up in that neighborhood yesterday morning.

John Conroy Burkman John Fischer Fim Veah

Advisory Committee Endorses Mayor Plan to Add Police

Mayor Ballinger outlined a proposal to add twenty police for Seattle. The advisory committee voted to let him introduce a council resolution at the next meeting, adding one captain, one sergeant, two detectives, and sixteen patrolmen to reach a 100 member force. A Broadway sub station and the Fifth and Yealer hospital project were touched upon but postponed.

Ballinger Seattle Council Broadway Bullivan Fifth and Yealer Thomson

Girl Hurt In Transit To City Mission

Maud Erickson a Ballard resident and young girl was taken to the Wayside Mission by city ambulance after sustaining serious injuries this morning. Her parents reported the incident and medical staff began treatment on arrival.

Maud Erickson Ballard Hespit

Girl Fractures Knee After Fall at Woodland Park

A young girl and companions were at Woodland Park when she was thrown from a sewing and injured her knee. The incident occurred during a day of leisure with no further details available.

Woodland Park

Carpenters Work At City Station Under Mayor Ballinger

Turmoil erupted at the police station as carpenters under Mayor Ballinger and Chief Delaney enlarged the assembly room. Relieving officers faced inconvenience as gear was moved, and a partition will be shifted about fifteen feet to ease crowding.

Ballinger Delaney

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