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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1903
Page
7
Report describes a mob attack sparked by antisemitic accusations in Pretersburg. The crowd allegedly attacked Jewish workers after a feltmonger dispute, leading to gunfire, a street riot, 14 houses burned, numerous injuries, and Hebrew leaders being arrested.
John A. Carpenter of Chicago landed a huge king salmon near the German American Bridge area in Puget Sound. The first time angler held on as the fish pulled, then was aided by two Seattle men who helped bring the prize aboard in a dawn outing with guides from Charles and Sunde.
The article imagines a spell of Indian summer with sun and mild winds. It notes the Weather Man’s cautious stance and hints at upcoming hunting plans and outdoor enjoyment. Forecasters forecast fair, brisk northwest winds tonight and tomorrow.
City detectives Barbee and Toen nant report arrest of Prank Byrnes known as the cleverest beggar in years. Byrnes was seen on Washington Street between Becond avenue south and Occidental avenue soliciting passersby, often receiving dimes and occasionally quarters. Several of his associates have been jailed recently and given long sentences in the southern city courts.
Ohio Governor Nash dismissed state examiner George Collier this morning after he disappeared and was found to be $2.00 short in his accounts. The action follows questions about his conduct and an ensuing investigation.
The University of Minnesota appealed Judge Lehren’s order in the United States brealt court favoring Northern Securities. Twenty nine errors are assigned, all informal. The appeal goes directly to the United States Supreme Court. The decree effectively dismissed the case.
After a morning consultation, attending physicians gave no new statement beyond Mrs. Davis holding her own, as reported from Buppalo.
Ruth Bryan daughter of William Jennings Bryan and artist W H Leavitt of Newport will marry in Lincoln Saturday evening. The ceremony is set for September in Omaha with plans noted for family presence and public interest.
Kitty Hird, arrested yesterday morning, was discharged this morning in police court after a brief arraignment. Judge George cited her condition as not wholly under the influence of liquor and granted her release, remarking on the unexpected mercy. Kitty questioned aloud if she was dreaming of her liberty.
A Tangier dispatch to the war office reports a sultanate decree ordering all foreigners except consuls to depart Fes and proceed to the camp, with details varying in transmission from Tangier to London. The note notes the directive aims to curb foreign presence within the city.
Allen Mira, a distinguished Denver attorney noted for his oratory, was found dead in bed this morning. Authorities suggest heart failure as the possible cause. the case is under investigation in the Rocky Mountain region.
The czar and his family arrived in Darmstadt Germany today as guests of Grand Duke Heese. Precautions included expulsion of several Russian students from the Darmstadt technical college and a large force of 250 espionage detectives aiding German authorities. Music lovers may attend a performance by Ritchie at Christensen's hall.
An explosion in a gasoline tank at the Mi First Avenue dye works started a morning fire. Firefighters arrived quickly and contained the blaze with little damage reported as of early reports.
A historical markets column lists wholesale prices for produce, butter, cheese and eggs with per ton rates for grains and hay. It notes railroad delivery terms and a special train from Seattle to the Washington State Fair on September 20 offering a $3.50 round trip inclusive of the fair, with a return limit in October.
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