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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
8
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London reports volatile intrigue as King Edward faces a political crisis over his role in government. The king’s opposition to or support for party plans risks destabilizing the monarchy and triggering a major party realignment in Parliament.
Numerous cases claim relief from piles after using a trial package of Pyra Pile Cure. The ad urges readers to order more from their druggist for cents a box by mailing a coupon, promising relief from painful symptoms and high medical bills.
The discussion argues that private arrangements have become public property and warn that creating peers would alienate the conservative party and vested interests. It suggests the king faces a choice between causing havoc or proving hostile to progress, framing the issue as a direct test of leadership.
Enumerator No. 188 reports completion of work in the district bounded by North 70th and East 60th, Eighth Avenue North EB, Meadow Place, and 15th Avenue North B. Residents not yet counted should notify the Civic Census Bureau at Central Building via phone numbers Martin 47740 or Independent 5120.
The Rotary clubs of Seattle and Tacoma held a joint banquet at the Washington hotel last night. Officers and members pledged to bury the hatchet and work together to promote new industries in both cities. Fifty Tacoma members traveled to Seattle by pedal train for the event.
The column lists average prices for cattle and meat products from local producers. Prices vary with freshness and experience, but reflect first grade levels for cows steers and related stock, with figures shown per weight.
Special meeting of Carpenters' Union Local 131 set for Friday April 29. All members urged to attend as matters of vital importance will be discussed.
The Republican state central committee in Tacoma arranged an August 3 convention in Tacoma for supreme court nominations and a party platform. The meeting was placid with no added factional conflict and included a controversial resolution by Sen. J W Bryan challenging the convention call and direct primary repeal. Representative Humphrey warned Congress adjournment may affect ticket outcomes.
A Milwaukee locomotive and five lumber cars plunged into the Yakima River at the second steel bridge east of Nelson station forty miles north of Ellensburg. Engineer Ruff of Beattle injured. fireman and head brakeman jumped to safety. High water washed out the bridge fill and five bridge bents. Valuable bonded merchandise cars remain on the eroding fill and risk going into the river. Wreckers and work trains rushed to the scene.
Uncle Sam's letter carriers in Seattle have completed all plans for a big benefit dance to be held at Dreamland tomorrow night.
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