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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1904

Page

7

Filipinos Village At World's Fair Captivates Crowds

At the St Louis fair the Filipino village draws thousands who catch a glimpse through bamboo walls. About 80 Igorrote people, including women and children, live there and display heads on huts. Their men are said to be fierce battlers, measured by heads taken, while women smoke and labor hard under white supervision.

ST. Louis Finpinos Constabulary Macabeerbee Hontoef Walla Cath Kyren Garden Station Hillman City Joel Shumaker Yesler

Cruiser Tacoma Sails for Honolulu for Target Practice

Bremerton May 4 The United States cruiser Tacoma sailed this morning for Honolulu. Ten days ago the Tacoma came north from San Francisco where she was built by the Union Iron Works for the purpose of coaling for her voyage and to engage in a test target practice.

Bremerton Tacoma San Francisco Union Iron Works Prac

Pacific Navy Crane Cruise Highlights Strange Tracts and Desertions

The Tacoma cruiser test fired from Port Angeles and Bremerton, then sailed to Honolulu and San Francisco. Crews faced discipline as sixteen marines deserted and 1660 sailors were ordered under control. The article also describes colonial era depictions of Igorrote and Tinganese people with outdated racial stereotypes. The ship will search for a marked “lost Island” on Pacific charts upon return to the sound.

Honolulu San Francisco Sound Lost Island Tacoma

Fatally Shot Squirrel Hunt Fatality Near Endicott

Colfax reports Alexander Laft a 14 year old son of farmer Conrad Tafft living near Endicott was fatally shot by his 12 year old brother during a squirrel hunt. The accidental discharge from a 22 caliber rifle struck the elder in the back near the spine and passed through the body, injuring the abdomen and intestines.

Colfax Alexander Laft Conrad Tafft Endicott

Episcopal Church Planned for Hoquiam

May 4 will see completion of plans for an Episcopal church in Hoquiam. The building on Hinereon avenue will follow the latest design for such edifices and will seat about 25 people once finished.

Hoquiam Hinereon Avenue

Sam Parks Dies in Prison Hospital

Sam Parks walking delegate of the Houseemiths' Union of New York City dies in Ossining prison hospital at 7 16 morning after extortion conviction tied to building strike actions. He had been sentenced to one year and six months and died from tuberculosis following his imprisonment and illness.

Ossining N.Y Sam Parts Houseemiths’ Union of New York City Sfiikers Parks

Ballard City Fathers Discuss Water Supply

Special to The Star reports a Ballard city council meeting on May 4 with Councilman Twig presiding. The discussion focused on the town's water supply and related infrastructure needs.

Ballard Ing Gmeeting Balland Regu Neht Twig

Ballard Explores Artesian Water Supply at City Meeting

Citizens and business leaders back a deep artesian well program to secure Ballard’s long sought water. Committees report prospects of a 990 foot bore, aiming to reduce pumping costs and establish a self sufficient system within months. Meanwhile shingle mills reopen and street railway franchise plans shift under Everett Ballard Interurban changes.

Zook Ballard Halland Dusinews Tacoma

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