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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1903

Page

8

Sidesteps the issue at Kansas City convention

Sept 23 report says Packs case sent to committee with belief the New York union act was unconstitutional. Executive session excludes police and reporters. Contested delegates claim seating deferred to convention judgment amid Roosevelts dispute over Miller. Local press faces harsh reaction as front page headline mocks confrontation.

Kansas City Ereos New York Union of Bridge and Ted Porte Roosevela Refusa Miller Mangas City Preas Nhewspaper

Municipal garbage crematory appropriation debated by council

City officials discuss funding to operate the garbage department for the coming year and the cost of a municipal crematory. Council members note economic limits and the need to prevent health hazards as spring nears, with private collection failing in parts of Beattie.

Ths Retidenta of Beatt Gary Murphy Bernee

Autumn Forecast Amid Rain and Cooling Winds

The article notes autumn arriving officially with mixed weather predictions. It mentions lingering warmth fading, hints of frost, and variable conditions for today through Thursday with occasional rain and brisk south winds. It notes playful nostalgia about past summers and forecasts some skating opportunities on First Avenue as cooler air settles in.

Marbles Hubbard First Avenue

Varsity Opens at University of Washington with 426 Students

The University of Washington opened under President Hazard Stevens with a stirring address on patriotism. Registration shows 426 students enrolled on the first morning, helping expect total attendance near 69 hundred as freshmen comprise most of the increase. Meanwhile reports say all petroleum in Baku except one blaze, signaling potential price impacts.

University of Washington Denny Hazard Stevens Imac J. Stevens Barlin The Lokal An Baku Russia

Mystery Tacoma Man Found Dead Near Electric Machine

Special to The Star. In Tacoma this morning John Katkin, age unknown, was found dead beside an electric machine in the Tacoma Railway and Power power house where he was laying a cement floor. It is unclear if he died of heart disease or from an accidental electric shock. He leaves a wife and two children.

Tacoma John Katkin Tacoma Railway and Power Katkin Laves

Death of Pioneer Charles Maidment Leaves Beattie Veteran

Charles Maidment, a Crimean War veteran and longtime Beattie resident, died suddenly at his home on 60 Seneca Street after a breakfast incident. He came to Seattle in 1886 and lived here ever since, survived by his wife Mrs. Martett Maidment, daughter Mrs. Christ Reach, and son Richard Maidment. body turned over to Bonney-Watson company.

Charles Mahdment Beattie Seneca Street Maidment Seattle Martett Maidment Christ Reach Richard Maidment Bonney-Wateen Company

Whistler Pinched In Watch Theft Case

Alonzo White known as Whistler was arrested by Patrolmen McClurg and Helms on a charge of petty larceny for stealing a watch from A Pratt in a First Avenue lodging house. A warrant was issued for his arrest by Crom in Canns court.

Alonzo White San Francisco Seattle Whistler McClurg Helms A. Pratt First Avenue Aerath Cromination Cann’s Court Raft Win

Fletcher Says He Means Business on Street Railway Franchise

Donald Pletcher asserts readiness to proceed if city council grants the franchise for a street railway from Western Avenue to Olympia Place and Second Avenue. He claims funds and steel columns are prepared, vows to deliver on the project, and warns of forfeiting his investment if the deal fails.

Donald Pletcher Western Avenue Columbia Street Olympia Place Second Avenue Hide

German farm hand dies by own action in suspicious shooting

John Arndt a German farm hand on Adam Noentkar's farm near McKinsey Hill shot himself in the left chest with a double barreled gun. He died instantly, with a cord tied to his ankles and a brick used as a brace. Coroner Moye ruled the death a suicide due to heavy drinking and scandalous circumstances. No next of kin were identified. Arndt was about 28 years old and had been employed on and off at local farms. The case was not expected to go to inquest.

John Arndt Rand Arnitt Wae Adam Noentkar McKinsey Hhl Teentkar Amdt Arndt Wolf Arndt Hmeye Tregedy Henney-Watson Morgue

Struck Iceberg Damages Hornaide Near Juneau Wreck

The United States cable steamer Hornaide arrived from Seattle after striking an iceberg near Admiralty Island close to where the Canadian vessel Islander sank two years earlier. Hornaide escaped total loss though bows were bent. crew to repair before continuing laying of cable. The Islander with 39 people perished in that prior wreck. Confirmation came from the U S signal corps in Juneau.

Juneau United States Harnell Seattle Admiralty Island Beattie

Boundary dispute over Alaska sale argued in London

Attorney General Fieday presented the American side of the Alaskan boundary discussion in London. D. P. Watson of the American counsel began his reply this afternoon, asserting no protection existed when the United States purchased Alaska, and that the boundary is substantially as America claims.

Commission England London Fiediay D. P. Watson American Counsel Wilefiret United Alesha America

Poisoned sandwiches threaten Denver sisters celebrities

Luli Long one of the Long Sisters a juvenile song and dance artist was dying after eating poisoned sandwiches sent to Pueblo where she performed Acrob at Leigion is believed responsible and in San Francisco awaiting arrest Lilian another sister is in danger Frank Miller another participant is very ill all under 18 with wealthy parents and suspected jealousy as motive

Frank Miller Pueblo

Millionaire Legal Tragedy Amplified by Family Loss

A Buffalo magnate and former president of the American Refrigerator Transit Company attempted suicide by his own action while visiting the city. He is said to be brooding over the June death of his brother, though his wife and family remained with him.

Buffalo Northrup American Refrigerator Transit Company

Aki Maru Arrives With Oriental Cargo and Celebration

The Nippon Yusen Kaisha Orient liner Aki Maru docked shortly after noon with 61,000 tons of miscellaneous Oriental merchandise and a crew including Captain J W Kekstrand who celebrated his 70th birthday aboard mid ocean. A deck ball and other dances followed during the voyage from Yokohama.

Yokohama J. W. Kekstrand Orient Beattie Pacific Bannersea Riberia Mawailan Islands Manila China Japan Thorndyke Beattle Globe Navigation Company Tdyke Pen Yusen Kaisha Rip Aki Sterfugeapanese Cainese

Fusion Kirkland Houghton and Northrup Schools Consolidated

At a meeting of property owners in Kirkland Northrup and Meugh tom districts the three school entities voted to consolidate their system. Officials announced the consolidation will streamline administration and reduce duplicate services across the towns.

Kirkland, Northrup and Meughtom School Kirkland

Kirkland School Attendance Plan for Distant Districts

The text outlines a plan where all children in the districts attend Kirkland school. Those living far away will be conveyed to the school by wheelless conveyances for shorter travel.

Kirkland

Pacific coast fire chiefs discuss prevention and work methods

In Olympia Washington the Pacific coast fire chiefs conference continues with major city representatives debating fire protection methods and department operations. The meeting gathers officials from northern cities to review prevention strategies and related topics.

Olympia Pacific Comet Son

Host Lynne at Brattle Theater For Stare News Night

Tonight the Stare News to s s itl be at the Brattle Theater to view Host Lynne as guests of the tar. Manager Howe reserved the first four rows to ensure each guest can judge the performance. The piece promises new features and a lively reception from the audience.

Lynne Brattle Theater Howe Haa

Townsend mansion land sale bid eyed by city official

William Kremer of Kremerton attempts to offer the town for sale to the navy department. He claims to own most property between the wharf and the naval area and holds an option on four large portions. Secretary Moody says the offer will be considered.

William Hremer Kremerton

Lynch Attempt Sparks Fear In Oregon Town

An armed mob in Baker City, Oregon, attempted to lynch Charlie Kiger and accused saloonkeeper Mabel McAacley, age 12, whose father runs a Durkee hotel. The girl is reported in critical condition as authorities seek order.

Baker City Ore Charlies Kiger Mabel McAacley Daughen Durkee

Deserted Rand Burg in Cal by Yellow Aster Company

The Yellow Aster Company imported a dozen Selana to replace cat miners. The workers refused to cooperate and the company then sent the Indians into the desert without food or water. Union men provided care and aid.

RAND Burg Cal Yellow Aster Company

Robbery Suspects Detained In City Jail

Dan Dougherty and W Skein were arrested by Patrolman Gryant after an incident on Washington street where A Vicetton dropped $1.55 outside a fruit stand. The men allegedly pushed him aside and took the money. Prosecutor says petty larceny is the sole justified charge. Warrants issued by Justice Cain.

Dan Dougherty W. Skein Gryant A. Vicetton Washington Street

Higher Cothism Protest at Tacoma Church Meeting

A report from Tacoma notes a quarterly conference at a Presbyterian church where members protested against teachers and church influence. The group urged expulsion and sent their plea to a special committee at the Round Conference meeting held in Tacoma.

Tacoma Piret Methodiet Eplecopay Beattle General Conference

Outing Buite Description in Blue and Black Fabrics

A detailed description notes an outing suit of oxford gray and velvet piping. The coat features a double breasted front with shoulder straps and metal buttons, patch pockets, patined belt, wide sleeves, and heavy stitching.

Louis Xtv Revere Mateh Buite Shepherd Bult Oxford Gra Venet Louis Xtv

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