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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1903
Page
4
The article praises Policeman Hubbard raised from plain clothes to detective by Chief Sullivan. It commends his blunt honesty, hard work, and blacksmith grit, noting he acts decisively without political influence. The piece suggests Seattle needs more officers like him on the payroll.
The Charity Organization Society and the Children's Aid Society push for a juvenile court as part of the municipal system to reform and guide youth at risk. The Star will publish a four part series by an expert on the subject to explain its growth, aims, and benefits for families and citizens. Announcement of the author’s appearance will be made tomorrow.
The Seattle Star announces a public prize contest to honor 688 enterprising men and promoters. Readers can vote daily as ballots are printed, aiming to educate youngsters and recognize deserving citizens amid rapid city growth and diverse improvements. The contest runs for several days with an exciting finish expected.
The piece criticizes Judge George for favoring suspects over police testimony and warns that leniency could hurt public trust. It cites risk to integrity, urges avoidance of political influence, and reminds the judge of future duties in Seattle. It also reports contractors offering a reward after a break in at the McGrath flats and notes Meadows harnews races start at 1:90 daily.
A dramatic escape sequence describes a rider in disguise as Napoleon’s carriage driver, aiding the emperor to flee as Prussian horsemen close in. The narrator, wearing the emperor’s coat and a gray outfit, maneuvers a river crossing and a high bank to break free with the white charger, while Prussian pursuers press the chase.
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