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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1904
Page
5
If you feel irregular heartbeat, palpitations, or moved heart and chest or shoulder pain with breath difficulty, you may have heart trouble and could die at any moment. Do not delay seek aid at once and commence divin e if you faint or smother.
Advertisement from an early newspaper touts Dr Miles New Heart Cure claiming it cures heart trouble when symptoms appear. A testimonial from John K Todd of Peoria Ohio cites relief from shortness of breath and palpitation, with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
Council debate targets Seattle Lake Washington Waterway Co and contractor J Erickson over free water for earthwork on Second Ave and Pine St. Officials argue the city loses by subsidizing owners and slashes the plan, while Crichton condemns the deal as city damage. The ordinance is sent back to the fire and water committee with Zbinden absent.
Ballard rejoices as H A Starkey pays a 2500 cash bond to Mayor Zook and secures a franchise with J A Ritchie. The electric project, costing at least 60000 dollars, will start immediately, with completion targeted within six months at lots on Leary Street and Second Avenue.
The board of works nears completion of its report on the Cedar River lighting plant ahead of the Daulton ordinance vote. A fighting committee led by Burnett will discuss related resolutions about current Seattle electricity rates and private versus municipal supply.
The Business Men's Association reports E B Cox will likely finalize a land lease today to build a bandstand bathing tanks private baths and other attractions at Mallard Beach. Plans include steamer service to Seattle and a Great Northern line stop. Street car extension committee also favors the project. The Everett district Methodist conference opens tomorrow at 2 pm and runs daily through next Monday with about 1 ministers delegates and visitors expected.
John Oliver recounts his terrible illness with sunken eyes and back pain and credits electric fitters after three weeks of use. He says physicians had given up and asserts the medicine “robbed the grave” of another victim while recommending the 60 cent guaranteed bottle at GUY Inc. drug store Second avenue and Yesler.
Berlin dispatch reports Viceroy Alexieff ordered the construction of vast depots and 27 field hospitals to house up to 20,000 wounded troops, set between Mukden and Harbin.
A Baltic arrival, Admiral Skrydieff, appointed successor to Makaroff, is greeted with a popular ovation. He will stay a week to organize a new naval staff after Makaroff’s extermination. The government investigative committee, sent to France to study electric melting, has returned to Van-
An old newspaper ad touts Brown's Blood Cure as a remedy for various skin and joint symptoms including scrofula eczema rheumatic pains and facial copper spots. It claims a safe treatment with no nervous ailments and purports to cleanse and restore health, with a one bottle supply lasting a month and a Seattle sale location listed.
Notice to Grizzly Bear Mining Co stockholders of a meeting on May 3 194 at the office 213 and 135 Arcade building second avenue Seattle Washington to vote on disincorporation Secretary A Hellen dated April 1 14 Seattle Wash
The report argues that eloo peta nelting is not only practical but far less expensive than the old method, highlighting its efficiency and cost savings for ongoing operations.
M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana faced his wife’s stomach and liver trouble. Doctors could not help. He tried Dr King New Life Pills and she found relief at once and was cured. G. O. Guy Inc. drug store advertised the remedy.
April 19 reports Mayer an American engineer left Mt. Jetersboro for Port Arthur to oversee the construction of three new submarines for Berlin.
At the Kitsap county Democratic convention in Premerton, held Saturday, resolutions in favor of W. W. Hearnt for president were uniformly adopted.
Primrose Day was celebrated in London with wreaths laid on the statue of Lord Deaconefield. The event honored the late leader and drew attendees from local civic groups and residents.
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