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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
5
The County Republican Club and Young Men's Republican groups plan a Taft ratification rally tonight at the Coliseum. The event will feature principal speakers, brief talks, and a procession forming at Seventh Street at 7 o clock.
War veterans have endorsed Benjamin Levy for the county nomination. Levy, a former army serviceman, currently holds a position in the county office.
A county meeting failed to endorse Swedish Republicans in the debt endorsement debate. G. Falk, a candidate, faced questions as the party reorganizes and endorsements appear uncertain. The report notes abandonment of support and unclear outcomes for the Tatton race.
Rainier Beach hosts Beech Improvement Club with a special meeting where Poom ordered the bond and the trunk sewer through a valley and boulevard widening. Wecl editorial writers and members expected to attend. Mass July 21 Col Walker editorialist of the New Orleans Picayune for 30 years dies. Hisgen opens campaign in LD Conn August 21.
Thomas L. Hisgen, presidential nominee, spoke to about 2,000 people at a state campaign event in Piney Ridge last night.
A letter received by the Victoria school board from Francia Gray of Seattle suggests flying the U S flag, noting a difference in flag policy and asking why not display Old Glory in Victoria schools.
United Brotherhood of Tailors triggers a nationwide walkout as 20,000 workers face idle time within a week unless their demands are met. Michael Price, secretary, announced the plan at the New York meeting.
VALPARAISO August. Japan is negotiating with Chilean nitrate firms for a very large quantity to be shipped on Japan’s own transports.
A column features readers debating remarriage, with two voices praising their wives as good women and mothers. One signatory, Justitia, defends staying with one spouse, arguing a husband must honor and support his partner and not ostracize him for choosing to remarry.
The Orpheum bill opening Monday features Fred Bond and Miss Fremont Benton in Handkerchief No. 13, praised as one of the finest acts. Other top acts include Lole in The Private Secretary and next week Idols. Seattle hosts Burgess Bunting Company in The Girl From the West along with Pantages, Star, and White City vaudeville shows.
Mr. Smoker speaks on pipe selection avoiding holes in briar and heavy pipes, testing bore for good draw, and avoiding fruity brands with additives. He warns outdoors in frost or wind damages lips, favors ivory or amber mouthpieces, and urges outdoor activity to counteract smoking. He notes tobacco lowers blood sugar and advises fruit and avoidance of smoking after meals.
Bela Ham Aug 21 A term at hard labor the Walla Walla penitentiary from one to twenty years and a fine of 250 dollars was imposed upon Lee Wing Wah the Sumas Chinaman found guilty at the June jury.
A court session in the murder case at the Sumas detention house est focus on the killing of a wife. Proceedings include arraignment and preliminary matters as the case moves through the judicial process.
Er nest Diebler, sought in Chicago for stealing a car, was captured in Portland after earlier arrest at Chehalis. He previously escaped Chicago detectives by leaping from a Northern Pacific train near Bozeman, Montana.
Niagara Falls August 21 The American Florist Association elected J Valentine of Denver as president at the annual meeting.
Peter Burns aged 67, a former Alaska mine owner visiting friends in Paterson, drowned after stepping off a dock into Lake Hopatcong in darkness.
United Press reports in Brussels that after months of bitter conflict, the Congo now sees a free state emerge. Details describe the transition and the uneven path to independence, with political leaders and foreign observers weighing the implications for the region’s future.
The chamber of deputies adopts the Congo annexation treaty by 83 votes to 65, likely solving the Congo problem while leaving Belgium’s financial responsibility as an open question.
Nome authorities announce completion of a new wireless station with officials noting readiness for tonal signal corps operations. Details indicate successful installation and commissioning at the Nome facility.
Announcement states the Chippewa on the Victoria run and the Iroquois on the Vancouver route will receive the United wireless system. The installation will keep these vessels in constant communication with Seattle and their destinations.
San Francisco welcomes news that the Carnatic Theatre will have a new management team taking over from April. The change marks a shift for one of the citys most popular playhouses as patrons await details on upcoming productions and policy.
A historic downtown area prepares for a grand theatre project as construction begins. City officials and investors outline the plan to create a landmark venue for performing arts, with design details and anticipated timeline.
Mayor Miller called a special city council meeting for Monday at noon to consider the appropriation of funds to pay the monthly bills.
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