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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1903
Page
3
Shamrocks Defeat Beattie in Seattle Lacrosse Clash
Beattie loses 1 goal to 0 as Shamrocks, champions of the world, play first Seattle lacrosse game. Green referees the contest while Kennedy earns praise for bringing the top team to town amid rough field conditions and enthusiastic local crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock
C. Harrison Green
Hoobin
Shamrocks
Metitwain
Beattie Tinekeepers
J. Trihey
Dr Shaw
Beattie
W. P. Keerney
RK. Scott
Seattle
T. O'Connell
E. Kennedy
Police Telegraph System Out Of Order At City Station
The police telegraph alarm system is down and under overhaul by City Electrician Joslyn. Patrol reports are unavailable except by telephone as a new teleperta te receiver is installed at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joslyn
Gleniffer the largest two mast yacht ever built for pleasure
The Gleniffer, a 144-foot two masted pleasure schooner, owned by Jas Coats Jr of Pergustio Paisley Scotland, is described as the largest and fastest yacht of its kind. Designed by Watson for crowd cruising, it surpasses 60-foot class limit and records an estimated 14 knots in moderate wind, with 140 square feet of canvas and 1 ½ tons of lead ballast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coate
Haw
Oleniffer
Watson
Coats Sehooener
Qleniffer
Reall
Child Committed After Violent Insanity Emerges
Abe Offield a nine year old boy from North Bend was committed to the insane asylum by Superior Judge Tallman this morning. He has long suffered epileptic fits and in recent weeks developed violent insanity. He recently cut his father's arm to the bone with a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Offield
North Bend
Tallman
Oregon Sails On Last Nome Return Trip This Year
The White Star liner Oregon sails tonight on the last Nome voyage this year, freight limited to 100 tons to avoid delays. An early Arctic navigation opening is unlikely, and the Oregon has made more Nome trips than any other vessel this season, likely exiting before ice seals the port until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Nome
Lawyer Must Pay Up in Divorce Case
P. Lewie, a lawyer, was ordered by Superior Judge Tallman to pay his wife $10 a week pending the divorce hearing on the ground of non-support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hn. P. Lewie
Tallman
Convict Loyneh Still At Large In Utah Manhunt
Police and bloodhounds hunt for Loyneh the escaped convict near Salt Lake City Utah with no trace found as investigators pursue leads after a deadly assault reportedly connected to the case continues to unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake
Utah
Pive Peeses
Loyneh
Street railway workers threaten strike after wage dispute
The Neht of Street Railway employees rejected a four cent per hour raise and the unions plan meetings this week to vote on strike. Company officials refused to reconsider the original demands, prompting renewed union action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Britt Sieger Fight Promises Big Local Crowd
Promoter expects a large turnout for the Britt vs Sieger boxing bout in San Francisco on Friday night. Beattie and Portland sports have placed orders for seals, while Blower weighs in at 1 pound above limit, but Britt has set Friday as the fight date, his lucky day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Jimmy Britt
Chariie Sieger
Nlight
Beattie
Portland Sports
Seals
Blower
Britt
Wants Her Own Share A Tale Of Cruelty In Divorce Suit
Sophie Hansen accuses husband Hansen a painter of brutal treatment including kicking choking and other abuse. She claims he drains finances giving her only four dollars on Saturdays while keeping the rest to himself, seeking a court order to force a larger settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Hansen
Hansen
Murderer Pleads Not Guilty in McDevitt Stabbing Case
George Manderville, accused of stabbing and killing McDevitt at Tolt last August, was arraigned in superior court this morning and entered a plea of not guilty to first degree murder. Trial date set for December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Manderville
Id McDevitt
Tolt
Danson Trial in Grand Larceny Case at Superior Court
Charles Danson and Mark Ferguson face trial for grand larceny in a case stemming from a $120 theft from John Hanson at a ten derloin resort three months ago. Ferguson’s accomplice was recently tried and convicted, receiving a penitentiary sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dana
Mark Ferguson
John Hanson
Tenderloin
Criminal Department
Superior Court
Perguson
Lydia Thompson withdrawal ends Hood Canal mail run
The Puget Sound Navigation Company’s steamer Lydia Thompson pulled off the Hood Canal route, abandoning the attempt to push the Union Steamship Company off the line. Weeks of fare cuts on Lydia Thompson failed to draw passengers, as most still rode the Perdita, forcing the Lydia Thompson to quit the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound Navigation Comy
Lydia Thompson Yeaorday
Union Teamship Company
Perdita
Hood Canal
Union Steamship Company
Lydia Thomson
Ordita
Thompeon
County Commissioner Smith Heads East on Mysterious Mission
County Commissioner P. J. Smith departs tomorrow for a three week trip to the East on a mystery assignment connected with county affairs. The exact destination and purpose are not disclosed to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Smith
East
Mr. Smith
Burgeon General Wiley Reopens Dreaded Diet Experiments
In Washington D C on October 12 the Burgeon General Wiley restarted dietary trials with twelve young men. They will consume poisoned food for eight months and the tests may be stopped if illness occurs, marking a controversial continuation of the experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wafilingston
D. C
Wiley
Supreme Court To Hear New Trial Motion In Lyneh King Case
A motion for a new trial in the Lyneh and King case is set for today before the supreme court. A dispute over Maworth's capture reward continues, with five claimants contending for the bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laneh
Lyneh
King
Supreme Court
Maworth
Dangers in Fog Panics and Marine Concert on Bay
Fog shrouds the bay as vessels of all sizes navigate with extreme caution. Wharf workers keep time with triangles in a rising morning concert while no collisions occur during this foggy period.
Examinations Under Way for Street and Sewer Inspectors
Examinations for street and sewer inspectors are held at the civil service offices on Fourth Avenue and Wednesday today. The reserve list is exhausted and several inspectors have not passed the civil service exam. Tomorrow new exams for stationary engineers begin. Applications must be filed by November 6, and engineers in charge after that date without filings face fines from ten to twenty six dollars. The Arrow repairs fund bids are being received and repairs expected in about a week. The Arrow will resume Bremerton service after repairs. The marshal's bond for the Oregon libel case was set at sixty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Fourth Avenue
Westerday
Civil Service
Aida
Arrow
Athion
Arrow Steamship Company. Company
Bremerton
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