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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1903

Page

7

Four Thousand Awarded in Bulldog Bite Suit

J and Griscom receives 4000 dollars for injuries from a bulldog bite alleged to be owned by the defendant. The suit sought 12000 and a jury verdict favored the plaintiff. Trial stretched over several days amid local controversy surrounding the Hofluse property on Connecticut street and ownership disputes over the dog.

J. &. Griscom W. T Albertson Department of the Superior Court Ross Buildiog Connecticut Street Grissom Cmu le Roy Grismom

Fragmented Gist From A Chaotic Scrap Of 19th Century News

A compilation of stray items includes a New Hampshire farmer selling land for St. e and sending $14 to Dewte, rumors about Coxey and Zion, a New York man jailed for voting twice, temperance notes at the World’s Fair, odd poems, and stray legal chatter about a breach of promise suit.

New Hampshire St.@e Dewte St. Peter

Newsboys Union to Attend Opera Opening at Grand

About 100 Seattle Newsboys Union members will attend the initial Grand Opera performance tomorrow night as guests of Golden Kerf management. Four Puget Sound navy yard officers and ladies will occupy boxes reserved today. The three night run raises funds for the new library art room.

Seattle Newsboys’ Union Grand Harrison Union Puget Sound Navy Yard

Cathedral Contests Draw Crowd as Votes Pour In

Interest spikes as townspeople crowd the cathedral events voting for contenders in several contests. Belle Stewart sang soprano as Romeno Orchestra performed and A L Flournoy offered comic numbers. An auctioneer sold remaining booth goods amid lively betting on winners.

Belle Stewart Romeno A. L Flournoy Sullivan Capt Miss Lynch Nordhoff Miss Dolan James Roe Capt. Flynn Eilzabeth Molloy Gertrude Dolan

Weatherman and Gas Manager Plot Over Weather and Prices

The Weatherman and Frank B Poor argue over gas pricing and demand. Poor pushes for cold weather to boost sales while the Weatherman complains of customers and commissions. A follow up note hints at a potential meeting and a delay due to trains.

Salisbury Hughey Behn Frank B

Goldman’s Wife Dying in City Home

The wife of B F Goldman lies critically ill from typhoid fever at a friends’ home in the city with a deputy sheriff ready to move her to Goldman’s bedside this afternoon. Meanwhile Adriant Sidmante faces charges of cashing worthless checks and drafting at the Ed hotel and for assault with intent to harm after stabbing a fellow prisoner last week.

Chuck Mis Gravh Cook F. Goldman Goldman Sidmante Eoeault

Battle for Life on Ice Floes in Alaska River

Three men endure a perilous three day drift on a sunken barge after ice jams in Fish River and Golovin Bay. They survived with little food, tearing lumber for a raft and narrowly escaping when wind shifted and ice froze to shore.

Peek River Figh River Golovin Bay J R Chagebera Chambers & Patterson J. A. Couchener Florence A. F. Newmen Heaties Chambers Cornell Fish River Chambere

Passengers Escape Fire on Steamship Marie

A gasoline steamer named Marie burned while traveling from Hiof to MBome on Wednesday. Passengers escaped with narrow margins. no fatalities were reported though several were injured by smoke and burns.

Nome Marie Hiof Mbome Asphysia

Engine House Vacated in City Move

Pire Chief Cooke informs the Board of Public Works the engine house at First Avenue West and Lee Street is vacated as the company moves to a new building at Fifth Avenue and Galer Street. He urges the board to decide possible future use for the old engine house.

Pire Cooke Board of Public Works First Avenue West Lee Street Fifth Avenue Galer Street

Henry Winsor Sues for Divorce from Alma Winger

Henry Winsor files for divorce from his wife Alma Winger on grounds of desertion. The suit states the couple has a 16 year old son and that support and education arrangements have been agreed upon out of court.

Henry Winsor Alimina Winger

Free Want Ads on Classified Page

A brief notice announces free want ads on the classified page. It highlights no charge for listings and invites readers to submit brief notices for jobs items or services.

Uncertain Cabin Fire and Ongoing Forgeries Trial

Report notes an accident caused by a passenger opening a valve to create more heat in the cabin and mentions a near unconscious rescue. It also covers a hung jury in the United States v Beazley forgery case and ongoing trial of Councilman Ed Hill on blackmail charges with defense urging a directed verdict of acquittal.

United States Ve. J Vas Ed. EB. Hill

Clarke County Judge Assists In Criminal Calendar Cleanup

Judge Miller will aid Superior Judge Bell for two weeks starting next Monday to prune the crowded criminal court calendar. Miller will handle short criminal cases while Bell concentrates on the Goodall Bartlett and McAuley homicide set for trial in early November. Toklas overcoats available at Singerman Co. Corner and Ave Seneca.

Bell Goodall Bartlett McAuley Toklas Singerman Co Now Corner Ave. & Seneca

Chamber of Commerce may take action on city laboratory plan

The board of health seeks chamber backing to urge city council to fund a city laboratory and health measures. President J W Clise and Secretary J B Metklie support a chamber committee to coordinate with the board. Impure city wells are linked to fever outbreaks. two wells will be condemned as analyses proceed with limited funds.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Health Chamber George C Rct of Health J. W. Clise J. B. Metklie Clise Tanger

Miners Idle as Scranton Colleges Suspend Operations

About 60,000 workers idle across Scranton area colleries as operations halt to Nov 4. Officials say shutdown honors John Mitchell day and caps coal supply ahead of elections, with curfew reasons cited for the pause.

John Mitchel Dowpm

Fire devastates Girard Avenue theater injuring two firemen

A major fire engulfed the Girard Avenue theater in Philadelphia this morning nearly destroying the building. Two firemen sustained injuries while battling the blaze. The loss is estimated at up to $1,000,000 and the property reportedly carried no insurance. See classified page for free want ads.

Girard Avenue

Marion Michael and Enemies Patch Matters Up

Justice Cann dismissed the assault charge against Abbe Horse this morning after the prosecuting witness appeared in court and paid the costs.

Marion Michael Justice Cann Abbe Costa

Trial of Harold Haynie Set in Superior Court

Harold Haynie, known for spot ted horse fame, faces robbery charges. The trial is scheduled for next Monday morning in the criminal department, delayed earlier due to the crowded criminal court calendar.

Harold Haynie Spotted Horse Criminal Department Superior Court Criminal Court

Warm Underwear Ad From Brooks & Co Arcade Building

A dated notice promotes warm underwear from B N Brooks and Company located at 1891 2d Avenue Arcade Building. The message urges readers to buy now to avoid shivering on cold days.

Jcome B. N. Brooks ‘&Co 2D Ave Arcade

Sympathy Strike Ties Up St Louis Carriers

Four hundred drivers from Adah United States Southern American and Well-Fargo Express firms in St Louis walk out in sympathy with Pacific Express messengers on strike. Companies say they are recruiting replacements and deny business interference. Other employees may join in sympathy actions.

Adah United States Southern American Welle-Farge Express Pacific Express Company St. Louis Bridgebeach Ohio Majestic Victor Oak Standard

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