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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1903

Page

1

Barber is Beaten Almost to Death in Saloon Rear

Jamean Sullivan a barber about 40 is beaten near to death in the rear of the Log Cabin saloon on Ballara Avenue around midnight. He lies unconscious in the Kirkland hotel with numerous head wounds as three soldiers from Port Lawton are sought for the assault.

Jal Jamean Sullivan Ballara Avenue Sullivan Kirkland Port Lawton Cara Methegor Kirkland Hotel The Barber’ Union

Sailor A Helm Found Dead In Lodging House Room

A sailor identified as A Helm, about years old, committed suicide this morning at his home on New Fifteenth avenue by shooting himself through the heart. The body lay on the bed when found shortly before 4 pm, with a revolver in his right hand and an empty whisky flask nearby. Helm had lived in town about three months and was a member of the Pacific Coast Sailors union. A map and travel items suggested a voyage to San Pedro planned for the next day. the exact time of death remains uncertain.

A. Helm William Discovery Helm Pacific Coast Sailors Union Brooks San Pedro Heilm Heim

Joe Cammon Fills Clar Reed's Shoes in House Rules

Washington DC report details five member committee on rules as the de facto governing body of the House. It notes the Speaker’s power to appoint controls the majority and shapes debate, with specific Republicans Canyon Dalzell Grosvenor and Democrat Williams Armond named as key figures.

Washington, D. C Committee On Rules House Reed Canyon Dalzell Aida Cannon Williams Mitsinaipgh Judge Armond M Rt Couny

Mud on Seventh Avenue Sparks Horse Rescue and Street Reform

Humane Officer Clark aided in freeing a horse owned by a local merchant after it sunk to its back in the sticky mud on Seventh Avenue South near J. T. Jacobson’s grocery. A platform was built to rescue the animal while the Italian driver attempted further extraction. The incident follows frequent reports of horses struggling in the rain mired streets and prompts the Seattle Humane Society to seek an ordinance banning burning rubbish in streets to reduce nails and injuries.

Clark Hailan In & Sud Seventh Avenue J. T. Jacobson Seattle Humane Society

Blackie Thompson Named in Jap Restaurant Hold-Up Toils

Frank Thompson alias Blackie head of a tramp gang has been identified as a suspect in the robbery of a Japanese restaurant between King and Weller and First avenue on November 7. Police say Thompeon and Frank Sullivan were detained after a Ruby Bar call and the Japanese owner identified Thompson as a participant.

Frank Thompson Blackie King Weller First Avenue Thompeeon Frank Sullivan Bryant and Damm Ruby Bar Rhoma Thompeen Thompson Sullivan

Five New Steamers Under Construction At Fulton Works

Five steamers are being built at Fulton Engineering and Ship Building Works in San Francisco. A sixth vessel was launched at North Beach with a successful launch. named Elizabeth Krusee by the owner’s daughter. The new steamer will use 6 horsepower engines and coal as fuel, operating on the coast in the lumber trade.

Fulton Engineering and Ship Building Works San Francisco North Beach Veewe Elizabeth Mttle Elizabeth Krusee

Man killed by Interurban train identified as James Grey

The victim of Friday night’s Interurban collision at O'Brien is identified at Bonny-Watson morgue as James Grey. He worked with the Northern Pacific section gang between Tacoma and Seattle and had stepped off at O'Brien to have a cashing at a saloon.

O'Brien Bonny-Watson Morgue James Grey Northern Pacific Tacoma Seattle Salodna

Labor Meetings Tonight at Various Union Halls

The article lists evening meetings for Brewery Engineers Firemen Carpenters at Ballard, Electric workers at 117 No. Second Ave, Pressmen at West 16th Street U Hall, Metal Workers at Music Lane 142 Second Ave, and Pipefitters Olympic Hall 1101% Second Ave. Police picked up two suspects Branigan and Briniger in the restricted district. Byrne recalls Branigan as part of a burglary gang arrested five years prior.

Ballard Ship Carpenters—Bakerst Ballard Electricad Orkera No Olympic Hall Second Ave W. CL U. Hall Musiclane Pioneer Black Istave James Pat Oirien A. Branigan KE. Briniger Bry and Kasson Byrne Branigan Gal

Morley and Wilsons teams vie for second in pennant race

Weather and a late season shuffle shape the Pacific Coast league battle. Morley boasts a runaway lead while Parke Wilson reshapes his Beattie lineup with new signings like Mortey and Hampered by departures. Only two games were scheduled between San Francisco and Beattie as the season closes.

Pacific Ossi San Francisco Beattie Ued Irwin Parke Wilson Morley Urley Hollingsworth Lawder Loo Leo Wilson Corps of Art Millon Wheeler Smith Roses Hoy Cravath

Lightweight from Buffalo vows to meet any fighter at 135 pounds

The article notes lightweight boxer Raddy Yan of Chicago plans to fight Willie Pitagerald of Brooklyn in Port Haren under Sig Hart. Yan declares he will meet any opponent in the world at the lightweight limit.

Buffalo Accomomens Raddy” Yan Chicago Wille Pitagerald Lirecklyn Port Haren Yantt Sig. Hart

Notable visit outlines YMCA work in Nagacekt Japen

N Wilberee spoke at the local associations' room detailing his proposed work and aims for the Young Men's Christian Association in Nagacekt Japen. The address highlighted plans and urged support for the program.

N. Wilberee Nagacekt Japen Young Men's Christian Association

Beattie Beavers Triumph Over Portland in Gridiron Indoor

Seattle Victors dominated Port land in a decisive football game on Saturday. Coach Bruce Hurts and star players directed Beattie to a strong performance with few penalties and effective fast plays. Final score Seattle 7 Portland 0.

Beattie Portland Bruce Hherts Wincor Fleattle

Second Coast League season closes in the South with a washout

The South season ends as San Francisco losses the final contest in the Second Coast League.

Oakland Rally Falls Short to Portland in Tight Game

In Oakland yesterday Portland edged the home club 3 to 2 after a tense contest. Beattie produced early threats as Hayers cleared center with a homer while St Vrain and the Bampie found trouble on the mound. A late bid by Seattie and Mohler altered a critical moment but Portland held on.

Oakland St. Vrain Bampie Arkansas Jimmy Rube Levy Mohler Beattie Hayers

Washington Huskies Aim for Coast Title Clash

Washington faces Idaho at Athletic Park next Thursday in a key contest for the coast championship. Idaho coach Griffith and star Tilly watched Seattle losses and may glean Washington’s plays, while Washington plans to stop the delayed pass and seek a decisive victory before a noncollege Multnomah game on December 6.

University of Washington University of Idaho Athletic Park Knight Idaho Washington Montana Nevada Reddy Griffith Multnomah

Nome Steamer Discovery Reported Lost After Yakutat

Telegraph reports confirm the Discovery is likely wrecked near Yakutat after leaving the village in a severe storm. About 40 persons were aboard the vessel when it disappeared, and salvaged wreckage and lifeboats were later found along the western Gulf of Alaska shore. The loss is attributed to a night storm, with all on board presumed dead. Dr. Ralph St. J. Perry sends representatives to the International Tuberculosis Congress in Washington in 1905.

Yakut tBar Validea Gulf of Alaska Yakutat J. Bent Juneau Excelsior Vyakutat Ralph St. J. Perry Minnesota American Association of Orificial

Dr Weldon Young Appears as Delegate

Local doctor E Weldon Young is listed as a delegate in the community letter. The notice highlights his role and ties him to the organizing body's duties and upcoming proceedings.

Dr. E. Weldon Young

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Barber James Sullivan Los Angeles Iowa Joe Cammon Clar Reed J. &. Williams Chas. Grosvenor DE Armond Blackie”’ IN Toils Atrike Hace Toman Tom Chime Corbett Mortey Ross Wee Lumley, Bimith Zinsaar Man Bia Seattle Victors Wash Francisco HW. ER Seattie Bacramento Thean Francisco Dye Works Grand Opera Home Alley Lae Aeee Beattle Sacramento Steeeenee Mo Weasel DR. Young
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