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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1903

Page

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Thirty-Five Laborers Burned to Death in Altoona Fire

A blaze at a shanty 18 miles east of Altoona, Pennsylvania, killed thirty five laborers and seriously burned fifteen others. The frame bunkhouse housed 18 percent laborers on a venla railroad improvement project and started from an overheated stove. With only one door and many windows, the fire trapped workers as panic and stampedes ensued, many fighting to reach the exit while others tried to retrieve money from banks after payday.

Altoona Venla Railroad Steve

Chief urges women to fight back against pocketbook thieves

Police chief urges women to scratch, bite, kick, and stab with a hatpin during purse snatching threats. He condemns failing to prosecute attackers and advises wearing pockets, concealing valuables, and carrying a revolver or sharp umbrella as deterrents.

Sullivan Aseallanta

Thief Robs Judge Griffin and Other Late Notices

A thief stole Judge Arthur E. B. Griffin's valued shotgun from his home on 1224 Avenue North after observing the gun in its usual place three days earlier. The incident accompanies other notes including a $25 000 damages judgment in a death case and a request by Seattle Humane Society to appoint J Vaupell as special deputy sheriff without pay. Also reported: transcontinental railroads announce passenger fare cuts to points east of Chicago effective December 1 as a response to Soo Line pricing.

Arthur EB. Griffin Sucport Avenue North Seattle Humane Society J. Vaupell Vaupell Chicago Soo Line Soo

Happenings About Town Jury Rules For Defendant In Seattle Electric Suit

A Superior Court jury returned a verdict in favor of the Seattle Electric Company in the suit brought by Mrs. R. Hightower seeking 400 damages for personal injuries. The company has appealed to the superior court in the case involving Mrs. N. J. Halverson.

Morris’ Court Seattle Electric Company R. Hightower

Schwab Family to Dedicate New St Thomas Korman Church

Charles M Schwab and Mrs Schwab will attend the dedication of the new St Thomas Korman Catholic church at Braddock tomorrow. The building cost 125000 dollars as a gift from the Schwabs to the parish. Bishop Canevin of Pittsburg will lead the dedicatory ceremonies with other bishops and many priests.

Pittsburg Charles M. Schwab Steel Trust

Popular German Ambassador and His American Wife Return to Washington

The popular German ambassador and his American wife leave summer quarters in New Hampshire and travel back to Washington. Described as among the most attractive ladies in the diplomatic corps.

New Hampshire Washington Diplomatic Corps

City Budget Hears Sewers Latona Brooklyn Funding

The finance committee will discuss extra funds Monday for Latona and Brooklyn sewer completion. Health checks on Latona area sewers and school vaults follow scarlet fever concerns amid several local cases. A new water main for the district is also proposed, with opposition delays noted.

City Council Wwe Elock Latona Brooklyn Board of Public Works Murphy Ludlow Coombe Latena Wron Lidiow Fire and Water Committee Cownell Counell Ninth and Second Avenues Northlake Avenue Porty-fifth Street Board of Pubile Works B. F. Day School

Tragedy on Interarbat tracks leaves unidentified man dead

A man lying on the Interarbat tracks near Ofirten was killed by train No 34 bound for Seattle at 9 26 PM. He could not be identified, described as middle aged and heavyset, possibly intoxicated. The motorman could not stop in time. bystanders noted the rapid approach and the mangled body. Police also report other local disturbances and warrants issued for several arrests.

Ofirten Seattle O'Brien Osborne

Night masquerade ball by Seattle Newsboys union

The waxtra callers of Seattle plan their eleventh annual masquerade ball under the Newsboys' union auspices tonight. Since November 24, 1902 the boys have celebrated in grand style.

Seattle Newsboys’ Union

Fighters Arrested Halt Canadian Boxing Show in Vancouver

Vancouver report says the Seiger-Queenan bout was canceled due to two fighters jailed on highway robbery charges. Police alleged the pair drew most match earnings from residents while threatening spectators, and the Queenan-Seiger result was declared a draw.

Reagan Chamberlain Chaip Atte Association Queenan-Seiger Queenan Wile

Fitzsimmons Favorite In World Heavyweight Title Fight

In San Francisco on November 21 Robert Fitzsimmons is favored to beat George Gardner as four days remain before the world light heavyweight title bout. Crowd interest runs high with bets leaning to Fitzsimmons though Gardner has supporters who see a surprise. Gardner, younger and in prime, argues Fitzsimmons’ punching power may counter his own edge.

Ban Francisco Robert Pitseimmann George Gardner Fitzsimmons Gardner Pitzrimimot Gardner le Jack Root Fort Pirie Lowell Fitasimmons Fitesimmons Fitseimmons

Baltimore Beauty Dominates Maryland Swimming Club

Mary I. West of Baltimore has been crowned the Maryland Swimming Club champion and awarded a medal for her water skill. She learned to swim in a country pond without formal instruction and favors swimming as exercise and safe recreation for women.

Baltimore Mad

Portland Beats Los Angeles in 13–11 Baseball Thriller

In Los Angeles on November 21 the Portland team defeated the home squad 13 to 11. The Law Loos committed notably poor fielding errors and all other games were postponed due to rain.

Los Angeles Portland Law Loos

Washington Wins Coast Championship in Narrow Safety Victory

Washingtonsecured the Coast championship with a 2 to 6 safety that proved decisive in a tense game against Nevada. Freizell starred for Washington, while Speidell’s efforts kept Nevada competitive. the crowd of over 1,000 roared as Washington earned the title and Nevada prepared for a Tacoma showdown with Puget Sound University.

University of Washington Nevada Friexell College Wells Athletic Park Rob Lindsey Col. Lindsey Pretzell Speidell McBimon Washington Freigell Wee Beattihe Freizell Sighet Boeldel Nevada Boys Denny, Hall University Seattle Tacoma

Seattle and Portland High Schools Clash at Athletic Park

The Seattle and Portland high schools meet at Athletic Park this afternoon with Seattle seeking a share of the Northwest title. Portland arrives after a trip and signals to limber up, while Seattle coach Bhorts has the team playing with energy and speed, aiming to match Spokane for the championship and follow with a game against Spokane next Saturday.

Seattle Portland Athletic Park Spokane Bhorts University

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