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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
7
The one year old daughter of J M Green died of starvation in the city while the mother, who is also starving, lies in a hospital. The husband, missing a week, is the suspected killer. Police will hold an inquest and locate him as local charities prepare to prosecute.
Citizens near Green Lake stations fund three special police to curb a surge of petty thefts and vandalism after city fails to provide protection. Mayor received a protest demanding speedy appointment of L C Kidd, W Pieteher and A M Allen as unpaid special police.
In Butte on October 2 Judge Crancy denied temporary appointment of a receiver for the Boston Montana company and barred transfers to Amalgamated Copper or dividends. The decision sparks anticipated injunctions to stop Heinze from using the Healy mine as litigation continues with Amalgamated Copper threatening to close pending final settlements.
Miss Marguerita Feming sues a wealthy timberland dealer for 5000 dollars claiming he led her astray and promised marriage on July 10. She says he refused to marry and declared she is a poor working girl with no support.
City Detective Adams arrested Mary Patter known as Dusky Belle a dancer at the Big Paris brothel on larceny charges Knute Oleson testified a $20 gold piece was taken from his pocket in her room He filed a complaint in Justice Cann's court this afternoon the incident highlights a rare recent crime in the restricted district
Harry Kraft was tried in the superior court yesterday on the charge of embezzling 207 dollars from the Fisher men's Union while employed by the organization last spring. The verdict was returned before 1 o'clock this morning.
A telegram received by the Alaska Steamship Company reports the Dolphin, the Skagway liner, sailed from the northern port with passengers Tuesday evening.
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At the National Bankers' convention in San Francisco bankers from various states reported that their state economies are solid and poised for continued prosperity for several years, signaling confident national financial health.
J Matthews claimed to represent Pierpont Morgen and swindled $150 in checks non cashable at Occidental hotel. Justice Cann will hear Nov 10. Richard Cameron embezzlement charge dropped as witness sought civil settlement. Westeros case to kill Taughenbaugh postponed to Oct 28. Megrath and Dahmens awarded federal building contract. Postmaster to solicit plans. Stokeston Cream seeks $41,000 ice cream factory at 1315 17 Eighth Ave basement. Permits: Stockman 41% Fourteenth Ave stone mat, $1,250. Ludwig 602 S John St two story, $20. H B Thomas 420 Twelfth Ave one story, $1,200. Skagway liner Humboldt sails tonight. Nome liner Roanoke left St Michael Oct 19. Portland arrived next day.
The Nett company staged The Bachelor's Romance at the Seattle theater with James Nell and Katherine Gilman in leading roles. Review highlights natural performances and strong character work from John W. Burton Lillian Andrews and Edith Campbell as well. The comedy A Gentleman's France and The Prince of Pilsen musical also feature, with Billy Van and Havery's Mastodon Minstrels slated for upcoming appearances.
At Ol Cross Roads the Third Avenue theater hosts a decided hit with At the Cross Roads drawing large audiences this week including a Saturday matinee. Tennessee's Partner reappears at the Third Avenue theater next week with Sunday matinee and Betha Williams and James in the cast. Richard Golden stars in King Dodo at the Grand for three nights with notable stage settings from Daly's New York and Studebaker Chicago. The comedy opera features The Tale of a Bumble Bee sung by King Dodo and Annette and is expected to delight theatergoers.
Mary Holland files for divorce from Frank B. M. Holland alleging cruelty. She cites repeated verbal abuse and asks the court for child custody as part of the complaint.
The Women’s Mission Social Union plans its annual meeting at First Baptist Church at Fourth and James streets starting at 10 90 am tomorrow with noon luncheon. All ladies invited. Veterans will entertain at Steven’s Post G A Ft will provide musical entertainment at their hall corner of Pike Street and First Avenue on Saturday October 24 at p m. All veterans members of Women Relief Corps Ladies of the A R are invited. The French ship Andre Theodore is days out from Port Los Angeles to the port with a cargo of cement weather has hampered progress and a possible disaster may have occurred.
The New York representative of Globe Clothing Co offers stock from a former location now stored in a warehouse. Inquiries go to Postoffice box 639. The notice promotes men’s underwear and a large assortment at Brooks & Co 1331 Ave Arcade Building for bicycle repairs.
The university teams prepare for a decisive clash with Whitman next Saturday at Athletic Park. Coach Knight has intensified practice, exposing defense gaps and boosting team spirit. Washington’s backfield is touted as formidable with Lants Stran and McKinnon, while the line strengthens with new husky substitutes. A student rally in Denny Hall tomorrow will boost campus spirit as Whitman arrives on the 6 PM train for the big showdown.
Star Dust notes tangled rumors about Behn and Hughey in Chicago and Washington, spoofing politicians, con men, and media figures. It mocks Dowle and Langley, mentions Elijah in New York, and taunts critics while lampooning public spectacles and hoopla around slot machines and reformers.
Fragmented column reveals family names and namesakes amid letter style chatter. The writer muses on possible kin to Leone and Luke while warning of dangers and a hunting party. A playful verse about fleas ends the clumsy page.
The markets report a sharp drop in poultry trade with slow arrivals and weak demand. California grapes are scarce at about $1 a box. fresh ranch eggs rise to 34 to 38 cents a dozen. Hay and grain remain steady, with firns and shorts at $22 a ton, and other wholesale items listed alongside meat, vegetables, fruits, and grains with mixed pricing.
Hugh M. styled business evangelist leads a two week revival at the Deapitat chapel near Moat Green Lake School house starting next Sunday at 11 am and 10 pm each evening. The Baptist Young People's District Union of Beattle organizes with union representatives attending and song service features planned.
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