Butchers Win Points and Return to Work
In Cincinnati on November 17 two thirds of the butchers secured gains and went back to work. Fifteen packing plants reopened while ten remained idle.
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Cincinnati
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1903
Page
8
Negro pleads not guilty in murder case
Williams the negro who killed Philanthropist Green pleaded not guilty this morning. Defense expected to argue insanity. Labor meetings listed for tonight across multiple halls including Ballard Shingle Weaver and Olympic Hall venues. unions and trades such as carpenters, electricians, painters, stage employes, and teamsters noted with halls and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard Shingle Weavere
Maccabee Hall
Ballard, Barbers
Third Ave
Madison
Olympic Hall
Second Avenue
Carpentere
Carpenters’ Hall
Electric
Waltressen Hall
Gernent Workers
Western Avenue
Seemeam
First Avenue
W. C. L. U. Hall
Teamstere
Teamsters’ Hall
Popular Scotch lassie and future countess headlines
London society notes Lady Constance Macketsie soon to be Lady Constance Fitzgerald famed as a top aquatic athlete. At 21 she holds the Bath club challenge shield for women swimmers and is admired for Highland lineage and social finesse. Her fiancé Captain Fitzgerald of the 11th Hussars shares a love of outdoor sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Constance Macketsie
Constance Fitzgerald
Countess of
Hase
Bath Club
Capt
Fitsgereie
Huesare
An Seoagy Se
Falling Weather Stirs Town as Ice Bites Sidewalks
Residents cope with slick sidewalks and a chilly snap that halts daily routines. Weather forecasts promise fair skies and warmer winds, while Spokane reports 18 inches of snow and Seattle observers react to the cold spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saulisbury
Spokane
Seattle
New York
Bowling Two Seattle Teams Strike Into Rival Cities
The Yorks, a top Seattle bowling squad, head to Everett for a series led by Pred Schock, formerly of baseball fame. We also hear of the Hinky Dinks preparing to wage war on Tacoma alleys as Destiny reportedly pits strong teams against them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Yorks
Everett
Pred Schock
Dalle
Tacoma
Garbage Law Is Upheld By Court
James Masterson, owner of a local trash company, wins court affirmation of city waste disposal regulations. The ruling confirms the legality of a zoning-based garbage ordinance affecting his operations and fees.
Justice fines man for garbage trunk near 36 Fourth Avenue North
Judge George fined Masterson ten dollars and costs for allowing a trunk of garbage to lie in an adjoining alley. He claimed non-liability and challenged the law. The fine was remitted on the condition that he remove the trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue North
Costes
George
Masterson
Former superintendent convicted in Tennessee case
In Clarksville H Ward was found guilty of criminal intimacy with an 11 year old inmate of the Tennessee Odd Fellows orphan home where he had served as superintendent. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison and had been extradited from California where he died as the scandal neared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
California
Wisconsin
Rev. Richards
Beattie Lumber Company Sued for 15000 Over Injuries
Martin Low sues Beattie Lumber Company in Superior Court seeking 5600 damages for a machinery injury while employed there. He claims the implement was not properly sharpened, causing the accident as the trial begins in Judge Mine department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lowset
Beattie Lumber Company
iMine
Sperior Court
Lowset
Bride Bars Word Obey From Marriage Record
Philadelphia tale recounts Katherine Pinher and Edward Stanton Rees who omit the word obey from their marriage certificate. Magistrate Fite approves, granting a custom bill of rights affirming each spouse's inalienable rights. The couple signs, seals, and shares the contract during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stanton Rees
Cattle Horse and Bog Killed by Electric Cars
Special Policeman Bevan reports an Interurban accident in South Seattle with six killed on Grant Street and other animals including cattle a dog and a horse among the dead. The scene involved a herd owned by Carstens Bros struck by an outbound Interurban train near Grant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Bevan
Seattle
Grant Street
Tommy
Carstens Bros
Bevan
Horne
Divorce suit pits Lewis against R P Lewis in city court
The sensational divorce action filed by Mrs Lewin against her husband R P Lewis a noted attorney is before Judge Niman in the superior court today. Grounds cited include non support and unkind treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
R. P. Lewis
Pittsburg
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Philan
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Lady MacKenzie
Notance Plackenzie
Dhat Hill
James Masterson
THE
ODD Fellows’ Orphan
Home
Crim
INAL
Clarksville, Tenn
H. Ward
Tennessee Odd Fel
Lows’ Orphan Home
Philadelphia
Katherine Pinher
Fite
Eastern Outfitting Company
Pike Street
Fifth Avenue
Pelee
Adipw Velutina
ADIN
Kersey
Bo Yard
Pamour Tl
Sehnegn
Raneaia
Portland
PLE
Maves & CO
2Nd Ave. Times
Toklas, Singerman & Co
Seneca
Pepperell
Bargain Square
Normandy
Val Leces
Stone, Fisher & Lane
University Street
Thompson Furniture Co.,Inc
First Ave
Pike
East Africa
Tok Singerman & Co
Te Tokias
Singermann @ Co
Ed Seneca
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