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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1903
Page
1
Dispatch from Vienna reports a clash near Castoria where a band led by trader Popoff surrendered to seven Turkish battalions after severe fighting. Turkish troops killed 200 insurgents and wounded many, with additional casualties at Nikola where a band was routed.
Thomes D. Page, an attorney, and A. J. Gaffinet, a streetcar conductor, were arrested after a fight at Second Avenue South and Washington Street. Page claimed the car did not stop. the conductor fled the car and both men were taken to the police station. Page charged with assault and battery. the conductor charged as a witness. Both posted bail for police court appearance. Earlier, a dispute over stopping the car led to punches that narrowly landed. The incident followed later pursuit of the car and a complaint from bystanders. A separate report notes thieves entered George Coltine’s residence on Fourth Avenue South, stealing a lady’s gold watch and money.
A reader prompt from The Star asks what people would fund with a million dollars. It proposes options such as endowing universities funding scientific research aiding the oppressed building fountains and monuments and supporting travel and arts. The notice invites letters to the newspaper.
Mr. Rief told the Star that state sportsmen will carry the hunting case to the Supreme Court at once and seek a review of Judge Helt's decision within 16 days. He campaigned senators and representatives who voted for the hunting measure asking for opinion on the law. Beattie and supporters believe the law is sound and will be sustained by the high court.
The campus gymnasium and armory have been renovated with new apparatus and reallocated for co ed use. The Haw school moves to the administration building, improving college spirit and access for pharmacy and law students. Dormitories are renewed as fall term opens with two semesters and football practice underway.
At the board of health meeting last night a resolution urged the city council to install a sewer in the Ninth ward between Greenlake and Lake Union. Residents complain of overflowing drains and cesspools, and the board calls the issue urgent for public health and safety.
In Spokane, Judge Melt of the superior court upholds license collection. Game Warden Rief will continue enforcing hunting license payments under the act of the Inez legislature, which was deemed unconstitutional.
In Cynthiana on September court proceedings named Curtin Jeu as the man charged with murdering Town Marshal Cockrl in a case cited today.
The start of work on the new library is delayed while the council considers a Madison street regrade to align grades with Firet and Becond avenues. The library board approved interior details with Librarian Smith and Architect Weber and expects bids to be called in November.
Everett Labor Day pageant features a packing contest won by Kirk the Champion of this city. Otto Nelson of Fiverett takes second prize, Cyrus Crook of Ballard third, with high-stakes cash and penalties for rejected bunches. Dick Sinens fled Spokane and was returned home amid local discipline.
Local report says John Ear hard, described as a butcher, was taken into custody after passing gilded nickel tokens at a carnival show. Police and secret service officers, including Cap in charge, investigated a plot involving bogus five cent pieces. Awaiting further questioning, Ear hard claims innocence while authorities prepare formal charges.
Sept. gate shows a rough day as the Angels were battered across the field. St. Vrain drew a rare hit, Harber homered, and Vrain added a single. Cruel fielding helped the visitors pile up runs while San Francisco and Sacramento hosts are noted in scattered box lines.
The International Association of Fire Chiefs begins its annual convention in Atlantic City New Jersey with leaders gathering to discuss city fire services and standards during the meeting.
The four day meeting attracts chiefs from major U S and Canadian cities. Topics cover fire suppression, first aid, duties of chiefs and related subjects. Edward F. Croker, former New York fire chief, presides with Henry A. Hills of Wyoming as secretary.
Residents of Queen Anne hill clash at the parks committee over a $26,000 park around the standpipe. Opponents argue the plan and proposed assessments violate constitutional rights and enrich nearby real estate interests. The committees seek legal guidance before acting.
The King county side won the vote to keep Money Island and southern Vashon Island from annexation to Pierce county. In an especial election, 106 ballots were cast with 56 in favor and 50 against. The result hinges on a required three fifths majority. The losing side sought legal counsel after the tally.
The Babes lose after leading until the fifth inning due to errors and poor play. Hickey and Damman pitched well though the game slipped away. Drennan and Brtricklett feature in a dull contest with plans for tomorrow's game against Hutte and a purse of 4600 tied to pennant hopes.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and terms like Hatteries Kostal Branding and Mash Cake. No coherent event or clear entities to report. readable items and people are obscured by garbled characters.
Wright, the international banco-mag on remand, will stay in custody for another week in London as proceedings continue.
Reliance on the Ways New York was hauled out today and placed on the ways for winter. It is unlikely that she will be put afloat again to serve as a trial horse for another defender.
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