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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1903
Page
3
In a humorous scene a Weather Clerk and colleagues spar over rain forecasts and a plan to observe milk, while the snappy banter reveals idle stresses and talk of moving the bureau from its current location. The piece mixes whimsy with weather talk and office dynamics.
The Grand’s staging of The Aftermath showcases Miller in a forceful lead and Margaret Anglin in a luminous turn as a jilted girl and unhappy wife. Reviewers praise Anglin’s emotional depth and Miller’s dramatic command, while noting the production’s strong scenery and castmanship.
The Army and Navy program drew unbounded enthusiasm with each number encored, showcasing Italians delivering stirring national music with ardor. Jens Dandy, famed for Hans Wagner in Prince of Pilren, appeared in Chicago in August and instantly found success, adding to the lively casting and dramatic reception.
Capable performers headline a Grand program with Mane Waener in Prince of Pilren and Nordica drawing crowds. The cast includes Maude Williams Claude Albright Daisy Harm in and others. Nordica recalls lessons and stern courage while Haverty’s Mastodon Minstrels prepare to visit Seattle with a strong company and elaborate scenery.
The Guardian reports the Irish Nation alieta will support Premier Malfour for the next parliament in exchange for promises including a Catholic university. Mrs Helen Bexton sues for divorce from Joseph Sexton on grounds of non support. A misprint changed 250 Coffee for 19 to 200 Coffee for 1%.
Curly Judd, called a bunco man by police, faces vagrancy charges from Detective Wapatein. He reportedly fled to Alaska two years ago after a freight bill scam on the waterfront, using $40 to pay for passage. A victim tracked by police for nearly a year has recently disappeared.
Capt Al Magnusen aboard the Hehooner Mdith reports a rough voyage after a storm off Cape Mlattery. The Mdith lost a rudder and could not aid the capsize, while the Mia G rescued two crew members but could not stay. The Grant attempted a rescue and the fleet later reported a catch of 20 000 fish.
Amid rain the Western market stays sluggish with potatoes at 7 to 8 cents per hundredweight and common apples near the low end. Gravesteing and other fancy apples fetch 1.00 to 1.25 per box while Concord grapes drop to 40 cents a basket.
In rough conditions a small boat towed by kites failed to cross the Bagneh channel as winds turned contrary. Edward Morrie was later arrested by Patrolman Roesler for allegedly stealing $26 from a roommate in a St Paul house on Beco ond avenue south last night.
A fragmented listing shows producer prices for various farm goods and freight rates for delivery. Items include hay, grain, timothy, barley, wheat, corn, and oats with per ton or per unit pricing, alongside dock and transport terms. Freight terms reference Puget Sound and related transport notes.
Japanese woman M Yakati was beaten by Ataka Harada at a Washington Street house described as a new Tenderloin brothel. Her condition improved after the assault and authorities detained Harada as onlookers stopped the attack. Police note the pair had lived together while she pursued a white lover.
The Skhegwey liner Humbolt arrived with 166 metres and a small amount of bon ike gold in individual pokes. General A. W. Greeley, chief of the United States signal corps, supervised the Alaska cable laying work aboard the Burneide. Also returning were F C Hawkins from Dawson and Captain Gilmore.
Mount Nebo, claimed as Kansas' highest hill, a vast mound of volcanic rock in Sherman County, is described as causing terror by its ramblings amid prairie surroundings.
Turmoil rises as a bill’s progression triggers fear in rural communities driving residents to flee farms within miles. Officials report terrorized locals seeking safety as tensions mount over nearby actions and potential enforcement.
Irving Ward announces that all meetings of Beatile Aerte No 1 will be held on Sundays at 1 oclock pm. Frank Lind signs as Worthy Secretary in attendance and authority.
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