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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1903
Page
6
Local ad page lists cheap furniture and house lots for sale near Mt Chapin and New York, with partial listings for rooms, beds, wardrobes, and farm land tracts. Includes prices, terms, and contact hints for buyers seeking bargains and immediate sales.
New York report notes Thomas Lipton plans to challenge again for the America's Cup. He hints Watson may be his designer and expresses appreciation for the courtesy shown in America. He remains ill from his Chicago convalescence but expects sea travel to aid recovery.
Jennie Tite, a follower of Kitty Hird, attempted suicide with a pin near the police station after a struggle with Police Sergeant Leighton who seized the weapon. The 19 year old, described as very pretty, has a history tied to Kitty and her frequent drinking, while a separate note reports Mise Dix found in a drugged state on First Avenue South after an escape from the matron.
Roy Tuttle a bartender who deserted his wife was arrested in the district left by Detectives Kennedy and Freeman The morning he was forced to return home with his wife and child who had followed him here.
Police investigate after Tuttle deserts his wife and is traced to Beattie where he admits infatuation with another woman in the district and declares he will not return to his wife.
A large gathering of notable figures will attend the funeral of President McKinsey this afternoon. Honorary pallbearers include General Birsell, Grover Cleveland, John Garfielde, Hoke Smith, Daniel ODay, and Morrie Tyler.
Rev B L Stewart president of the Waeh theten conference of the Seventh Day Adventists said his church supports the Tacoma barber convicted of violating the Sunday barbering law. The church will carry the case to the state supreme court to test the law’s constitutionality.
A scavenger reportedly struck an 11 year old girl named Alice during a petty dispute at My Way and Sixth Avenue. Police arrested the man after the incident was reported, with the matter under review at the police station in Washington.
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