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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1902
Page
2
Entry appears in Seattian Washington records as second class mail matter for Battle Star Publishing Co. The fragment notes postal handling though lacks full context or dates. Further details needed to clarify ownership and distribution.
A proposed British parliament plan would transfer ownership to tenants through compulsory purchase, with the government borrowing 500 million dollars to buy out landlords. Tenants would repay via rents and the transfer could complete in 18 to 20 years, potentially ending tenant subjection and easing home rule tensions.
Paris gossip reports Count Boni de Castellane cut the purse strings after owing about 20 million francs. King Charles of Portugal dined at the Castellano home amid lavish entertainment costing an estimated 25 000, with Goulds money funding the splurge. Jay Gould, long associated with the family, is said to turn over in his coffin as the spending continues.
Ben Tremble battled Tommy Reilly for eight rounds at the Armory, losing by knockout after a decisive right jab. Tremble, once ahead in youth, was battered to the mat and carried to his corner as Reilly dominated with continued body blows and aggression.
In a chaotic scene Mullen rushed Referee Crane after Crema won the decision. He tried again moments later before police escorted him from the ring. The fights began at 8:46 as the Northwestern Athletic Club and Mr Morrison praised for running the program.
The week's bill features Lost River at Third Avenue with a Saturday matinee. Warde Company presents The Lion's Mouth at Seattle theater tonight, followed by Shakespeare's Othello for the rest of the week and a Saturday matinee. Eleanor Barry, praised for Adriana in Robson's Comedy of Errors, stars with Stuart Robson. reviews highlight her strong, finished acting and notable stage presence.
The noted farce Hello DL by Willie Maxwell Goodhues opens at the Grand next Friday and Saturday. The comedy, set along the Atlantic Ocean and rivers like the Micalesippi and Ohio, doubles its first year business in the second year and is praised for its clean natural humor and witty lines.
Rome reports Queen Helen gave birth to a daughter this morning. A large celebration is planned though there is universal disappointment over the child’s gender.
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