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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1903

Page

7

Unions Seek Stronger Western Central Labor Unity

Delegates from over 60 unions met in the Waitresses' hall to edit a new Western Central Labor Union constitution. Changes include centralized leadership, consolidated building trades, salary-based agents, per capita funding, and one secretary. A further session is planned a week hence to finalize adoption.

Frans Theestern Central Labor Union Western Central Labors Building Trades Assembly Western Central Building Trades F. A. Rust

Star and Dust Chronology of Presidential Talk and Mayhem

A jumble of notes and letters quotes talk of presidential ambitions, feuds, and odd remarks. References include Carter Harrison and Yellow Sheet Willie, with threats and rhymes about Luke the Loon and Krazy Krank. A New York scene mentions Elijah cocktail, dynamite cautions, and Madison Square Gardens returning to normal.

Krazy Luke Krazy Krank Luke the Loon Ballard Luke Bo Luke Star Duat New York Madison Square Gardens Dowle

Hillman’s Seattle Garden Tracts Sold Amid Blockades

Hillman’s Seattle Garden Tracts drew thousands to a free Sunday barbecue as 193 acre tracts sold on site. Five thousand more awaited entry but cars were blockaded delaying access. salesmen will be on grounds all week to push further deals with $25 down and $5 monthly terms. Potential buyers urged to use Renton car routes to Garden Station or Washington Street line to view the property. One hundred twenty six lots and acres were reportedly sold yesterday with five cent fare for downtown riders.

Renton Jackson Street Garden Station Washington Street Hillman City Downs Block

Weather Man Phoebus Quits as Fog Shrouds Seattle

Phoebus says he wants to give up his job after barnstorming trips and weather jokes. Forecaster Salisbury struggles with a broken machine and a chaotic day as the phone buzzes with a question about Adrora Borealis. The Bun, Phoebus, and Behn banter amid weather mill cogs and a foggy city drift.

Phoebus Seattle Saliebury Dee Phoebe

Dowle's Cult and Zion City Reverberate in Odd Dispatches

A fragment reports Elijah Dowie's influence waning in New York while noting gains for Zion City followers. It claims destruction of the Wireless Telegraph links and the cremation of thousands of telegrams sealed by Elijah, with sample messages mocking Dowie's healer persona and calling him a culture figure.

New York Elijah Gotham Chicago Zion City Victoria Eh. C Seattle Wash Melaage Dowte Pete

Invention Mixes With Newspaper Yarn

A quirky missive notes a German accent innovator blends a yarn with newspaper lore. It hints at a playful confusion between invention and journalistic storytelling.

Minstrel Troupe From New York Touring State

The Blue-Jacket Minstrels, a four member group from the cruiser New York, stationed at Bremerton, will tour the state after successful performances in Manila and other nations. They recently performed at Bremerton for the Catholic church and travelled to Kent, drawing crowded houses in both towns.

New York Bremerton Manila Kent

Chinese Emigration Begins As New Year Approaches

Nearly 1 Chinese worker departs for the Flowery Kingdom aboard the Tosa Maru marking the annual exodus of cannery men and merchants returning home with American money for the Chinese New Year in February. Free Want Ads note question about materials for Tokink Singerman Co. outfits. the answer hints at the Scotch, not the Dutch.

Tokink, Singerman & Co Tnd

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