French convoy ambush in Morocco leaves casualties
A dispatch from Morocco reports 7 killed and 4 wounded when a French convoy was ambushed at Elmangus. Paris says a punitive expedition will be launched once reinforcements arrive.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1903
Page
1
Body Believed To Be May Not Identified Man
A body found in the bay on Saturday, initially thought to be Wiltinuy May, is identified as MB. Metie who once labored for Lilly Monarduse Co. The corpse was in water about four weeks and badly decomposed. Letters in pockets aid the identification. authorities suspect death by own hand. Undertakers Hutterworth & Sons informed relatives in Meomer N. but have not heard back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltinuy
MB. Metiie
Lilly, Monarduse & Co
Hutterworth & Sons
Meomer N
Talen
Renched
Washington
There Must Be No Classes Says President in Address
Returning to the city, the president reviews the National Association of Letter Carriers parade after a state dinner. He plans to go to Albany to meet Lipton and the Lake George unveiling of the battle monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Eure
Revie
National Association of Letter Carriers
Eeoton
Albany
Lipton
Lake George
Lake Battle
Ameren
Gaulden
Three Men Thrown From Street Car After Curve Accident
At about o'clock last night a Bathed street car swung on a curve at A Street, throwing three men from the front platform. FWP Withers Bassett and Key Peterson were injured though not seriously, while all were shaken and braced. The crash occurred as the car hit the curve at high speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withers
W. Bassett
Key Peterson
Disgraced bookkeeper Murfin commits suicide on lake shore
Charlies H. Murfin head bookkeeper for A H Harrison & Co shot himself after writing letters to relatives about suicide. Officials value defalcation at up to unknown amount, insurance pot left to mother Sleepy Eye Minnesota. Murfin deceived a woman claiming marriage while drinking heavily, body found by Detective Lane and Reed. coroner declares no inquest. Funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland’ S Mill
Charlies H. Murfin
A. H. Harrison & Co
Murfin Iy
Harrison
Murfin
Seventh Avenue South
Burnett
Tacoma
A. G. Lane
Andy Reed
Hoye
OEE Kovac and Petties Lead Team in Second Game
The report notes Kovac and Petties leading the club as the second game unfolds. Lineups include Lam, Annelee, Menmttlegees, Barber, and Byers. Standings show the club atop the OA8 conference with Beanclaod in second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OEE Kovac Veer Ytee Et Petties Creiensid Teresinss
T B.S Tratieries
Cooper and Gorton
Emer Heeond
Annelee Os
Bonygeo
Pivten
Barber and Byers
Dugdale's Infants Triumph In Close Contest Over Spokane
Dugdale's Infants edged Spokane in a tight, well played game to move toward pennant contention. Maupin starred with strong pitching and fielding support from Hurley Drennan and Rockinfield while Hickey and Dammann pitched for Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugdale
Tefante
Themertree
Spokane
Tearm
Maupin
Howe
Hurley
Drennan
Rockinfield
Dug
Mtrickiett
Low Angeria
Hickey
Dammann
Halibut catch at Cape Filattery banks expected to be largest in decade
Reports from Cape Filattery banks say favorable conditions may push halibut catches to the highest in ten years. With fishing craft from Seattle active since May, cholpeck's schooner Daley arrived with 2,000 pounds of halibut and 16,000 pounds aboard the gasoline launch schooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Filattery
Seattle
Gener Nahrteet
Cholpeck
Daley
La Conner Repaired and Ready for Paget Sound Freight
The steamer La Conner, burned July 9 in Burrows Bay, has been repaired and overhauled and is back in freight service on Puget Sound. The torn canal will sail tomorrow with a cargo of lime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows Bay
Paget Sound
President Roosevelt Opens New York State Fair Crowd Surges
President Roosevelt spoke at the New York State Fair in Syracuse delivering an opening address from a special stand in the athletic field. He praised workers and farmers, urged fair labor policies, and honored Civil War veterans and mothers for bearing families with courage. 3,000 visitors were reported in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayracuse
N.Y
Truesdale
Lackawanna Road
State Fair Commission
Citizens
Ilecock
Hilseeck Fesidenes
Mts
Plans of President To Be Kept Secret
A report notes that the president’s future moves will be withheld from public disclosure as part of a cautious approach to handling sensitive policy decisions. Officials decline comment on potential agendas or timing.
Hahtweight Champion Accepts November Title Fight
The heavyweight champion issued a telegram accepting a challenge to fight in November, signaling a major early move in the long running dispute between the contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan Francisco
Jiminy It
Tabernite
If Y
White and Britt Set For Sloben Lightweight Clash
Reports say White, a top lightweights contender, faces national champion Britt at the Heat weight after Jo Gans cannot fight there. The bout is scheduled at one stone pounds. The steamer Centennial of the Kruse line arrived from San Francisco with passengers and 60 tons of freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Sloven
Britt
Jo Gans
Ting
Centennial
Kruse Line
San Francisco
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Morocco
Paris
Elmangus
May
Floater
M.S. Magee
Irmocent
Frenay
Abe
C. H. Murfin
BY Siwash
Jose Ball
Beattle
Jamiey
RW. E
Gray Wed Aptes
Carrick
Pacramenta
Lindsey and
Zearfors
Thomas, Fitegersid
Graham
Pirat Mens
Tvkr Peecerneene
Stoneread
Lom Angele
Maupin and Stanley
Om and Hanson
Pee Ee Eee
Reneene Ree
Catch of
Syracuse
LEMS
Roosevelt
Milan
Mandale
Pacrpet
Epta
Cor
Roede
Ducere
Politie
Roy
al- Tn
Ong Island
Peter
Vienna
Peter of Servic
Niech
Alexender
Drags
Niveh
Dimmit
Arsen
Loeb
Syracoume
Gen. Greene
Longletandelty
Delaware & Lackawana Station
Secret Service
Collinsville
Conn
New York, New Maven & Hartford
Adams
Second Avenue
Harvard Dental
Ween Ga Second Ave
James
Uit Rochester
Rochester
N. B
Frederick F. Adams
Men’s and Boy's Outfitter
Columbia
Hinckley Block
Ghirardelli
F. J. Cooper
Geary Street
Northwest
Jen Ust
John
Pike Street
Ernst BR
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