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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1905
Page
8
The state of Seattle prepares to present a $5,000 silver service to the battleship Nebraska the most costly offering to a battleship. The collection includes 23 pieces with a total weight of 1200 ounces and will be presented in Seattle during the ship’s trial trip.
Seattle residents push back on advertising for The Fall of Pompeii claiming the Pain company used fraternal orders to boost attendance. St John’s Lodge and other Masonic bodies say no authority was given to display their names and warn against future misuse. City officials note licensing issues tied to John Cort and the Grand Opera’s admission policies.
The record notes a $750 daily penalty for each day the issue appeared. It warns that Mr Pain's attraction may be required to stop taking money under false pretenses and to pay for a license, with forthcoming action anticipated in Beattle.
Chicago among the nation’s centers as printers strike against the International Typographical Union. Open shop notices appeared in four large Chicago houses. Four more strikes are anticipated as the dispute over an eight-hour workday unfolds.
Cairo enters new quarantine regime barring entry from abroad as traffic to the city nearly halts and movement restrictions take effect. The measure aims to shield the city from outside contagions while authorities enforce limits on travel and commerce.
If your copy of The Star does not arrive by 6 each evening call the main office at Sunset Main 10560 or Independent 1194 between 6 and 7 30. If missed again please telephone each time so we can ensure perfect service from The Star Publishing Co and avoid further delays.
Washington report notes a rift between Senator Allee of Delaware and gasman Addicks. It questions whether a contingency has arisen ending Addicks' influence and highlights Addicks as a noted ringster and promissory payer. Also mentions Theodore Shonte's yacht burned at Carrabelle, Florida.
Dr Miles nervous remedy touted to prevent la grippe and cure after effects caused by nerve aches. Ad claims refund if no benefit. Also announces August 27 Olympia excursion with round trip price of $1.00 leaving Galbraith’s dock at 9 a.m aboard the Muilt Nomah.
Take a lunch basket and enjoy the picnic at Pleasant Beach Sun day. Boats leave Pier 2 every hour.
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