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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1903
Page
1
A demented man was found prowling Sagamore Hill grounds and fled when spotted by secret service. He had a pistol in his pocket and had earlier sought access to the president, who denied him entry. Officials believe the man intended to assassinate the president.
A poor hardworking stenographer wins the heart of the Marble King of the Berkshires. The wedding, small and intimate, follows a swift courtship spanning work at a New York hotel and travel with notable figures.
Washington reports General Luke Wright is appointed as the new governor general of the Philippines. Born in Pulaski Tennessee in 1947, he served as a Confederate soldier, practiced law in Memphis, and held roles including attorney general of his state and Philippine commission member. He later engaged in Vatican negotiations and supported the gold standard while active in Democratic politics.
A towering cork 166 feet high stands as a preparation for another eruption of Mount Pelée. The unstable volcano looms over the area as residents brace for possible disaster while authorities monitor the scene and hazards intensify.
The Highlands area reports damp conditions with enough wind to thaw salt and visible wetness. No specific date or events are provided, but the weather note notes a thaw and breezy conditions on site.
A logger named Devie at the Wh Lumber company upper camp Strack was struck by a cable yesterday. He sustained severe bruises to the head and chest and several cuts, fell unconscious, and was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital.
The Beattie Alaskan line cable is being moved from the fig freighter Teman to the United States cable ship Burnside. Both ships are in port, positioned for the transfer underway since yesterday morning, with about 0 strands of cable unloaded at a rate of six millet per hour. The Burnside is due to port around September 16 to lay the cable toward Alaska linking Mitha Juneag and Goattic.
Washington Sept 246 the Puget Sound navy yard project advances as Commandant Barclay asks the navy department for funds to keep the yard busy. The proposal includes a new drydock and extensive repairs and facilities upgrades with costs running into the tens of thousands for repairs wharf railway water system and fire protection along with related infrastructure.
Community news reports the Heart to Humane Society monthly gathering at Rainierrand hotel. Humane Officer Clark presented an Augier report detailing many cruelty cases including crippled horses and injured animals, with a note that one officer cannot handle all duties. He announced owners would be held responsible for cruelty to horses.
Patchen was found guilty yesterday in Superior Justice Court of a brutal assault on two victims aged eight and two. Key witnesses including Irene Brown testified as the case unfolded during the trial.
A plan to consolidate the Nemry Min or School Districts was discussed by County Superintendent of Beheels Martrantt Monday evening in Houghton. Residents from Kirkland and nearby areas consider uniting divisions into one district serving children from several locations. A further meeting to decide the matter is set for September at 1 PM in Houghton with the state citing bonuses for consolidated districts.
A grand Labor Day event at the Bisok Diamond grounds on September 7 features a parade, opening ceremonies, and a large crowd. Concert by Muste, fireworks, two grand hulls, and a basketball game plus several races are planned with car rides between Mack Diamar and Franklin and Car tenads and Ruckivy for sale.
Tomorrow's carnival features a baby show at W O W grounds with activities and attractions for families. Manager Moeckert and promoter Charles Wray will escort children around the city at 1 90, offering free admission and transportation, plus a kids glove contest between John Firehlie and George Baker on the carnival grounds.
At Bike hall this evening the Knights of Columbus will exemplify the Chet and second degrees, initiate forty new members, and hold a banquet. The Washington Catholic organization invites the Knights of Columbus to a substantial membership event, noting Beattle lodge and Bundey lodge involvement in Tacoma after initiation.
The ceremony took place at the bride's home with close family present. Miss Barclay and Major Long exchanged vows as part of a quiet private service, honoring local customs and traditions.
The Pennsylvania Democrats gathered in Baringburg to denounce libel law amid a tense meeting. Reportedly, party members voiced strong opposition and stood by newspapers as a defense of free press.
A fragmented report describes a state party convention with varying proposals. The text mentions a platform issue concerning a tax or monetary measure and signs of internal debate over positions at the event.
A brutal murder of a young boy named Hitle r Wilmes at SAPS is reported with details of a slashed body and police investigation. The piece mentions Charlee Risch as a person connected to the story and notes police involvement in the case. The report also references a church meeting in Noertipeest Indiana and a federal commission context in August.
The Kaneas annual conference of the Methodist Froieviani shuren convened in Gordon Mace M. P. church in Kansas City and will run through the week. Delegates to the general conference in Washington next May will be chosen and instructed on voting for a union with Congregational and United Brethren churches, the key issue for the three denominations.
Grape yield expected to be large as picking begins in California's wine country today. reports indicate a strong production level last year and growing crowd at the vineyards. local workers and a broad public event mark the start of the season with mentions of community venues and organized activities.
A retailer offers savings of one third and one half on selected clothing items. The promotion targets miscellaneous apparel with reduced prices across the shop.
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