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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1903
Page
2
The readable text describes disjointed phrases about pipes and pens. It mentions a ford, noise, mating, and a large number 7 008 000 with unclear context. No identifiable people or organizations are evident in the readable fragments.
The article surveys rising violence in the Balkans with massacres near Monastir and Drin river bloodshed. It notes Russia’s naval move toward Turkish waters, a 50 000 strong Porte detachment, and rivaling European powers weighing war or diplomacy. It contends England Japan alliance and open door moves in Manchuria shape the crisis.
An article notes the death of King Edward’s beloved dog Jack, arguing that a king’s dog holds deep, almost divine significance. It praises the bond between ruler and pet, contending dogs show loyalties beyond human subjects and that losing a dog leaves a king bereft.
Aug 27 at Oyster Bay crowds discuss style, post office scans, and Indian affairs with Jacob Rite and Hamlin Garland. Congressman Fowler debated currency bills while Henry k, a New York writer, completed a world voyage in record time, surpassing J. W. Sayre’s recent pace.
Congregations of Imran els church in Seattle and Zion s in Ballard join others to travel to Tacoma at no cost. Participants receive free reception and sustenance with a post dinner program featuring Misa Schida singing and addresses by Rev H H Stab and Rev B Haieted.
The steamer Nome City owned by Pacific Packing and Navigation Co. sailed last night for Kyok district ports Copper River and Cook Inlet with W passengers and a 16 ton out Mt for the Cudahy Co. operating in the Kyok District. Several agents for the company were among the passengers.
In Stonington an early morning collision sank the three masted schooner Booth. Five crew members and one passenger drowned. Captain of Booth rescued by the steamer Whitney.
Trent Petrovic nephew of the late Alexander of Ber vie says an Obrenoviteh party exists Servia and to hopeful of To Prevent Over-Supply The shingle men of Western Washington resolved to limit output to curb overstock and relief plans are being drafted A Labor meetings tonight list venues for Building Laborers Clerks Horseshoers Lathers Carpenters Shipwrights and Teamsters unions
A narrator recalls a covert mission in Spain during war, where a dying man questions wine laced with poison, intruders raid a dim chamber, and a perilous escape leads to the cathedrals and a convent stronghold. The tale contrasts brutal enemy tactics with weary realization of war’s horror and lack of glory.
An Edward era notice reports the death of King Edward VII's beloved canine Jack. The dog, long at the ruler's side, allegedly choked himself to death, sparking mourning and cordial speculation about his role at court. The tale recounts Jack's influence and companionship with the king and Queen Alexandra, with mentions of Marlborough House and royal intrigue surrounding Jack's presence. The article notes initial disbelief and later confirmation of the dog's demise as a loss to the royal household.
Mrs Marton B Baxter addressed the chamber of commerce yesterday praising the Wayside Mission. The secretary was instructed to prepare a resolution stating the chamber’s hearty sympathy and support for the mission as a worthy effort.
The steamship Manuense, running for the Northeastern Siberia Co, arrived from the north after 11 060 miles at sea since leaving April 30. A Rue chen crew returns with the vessel. Captain Connauton is master. Reports claim a placer gold find near Lawrence Bay, Siberia, and a large coal discovery on Kumechata. Return passengers include Thomas Greenough a railroad contractor and city capitalist, and three young sons of Morita Thomsen of the Centennial mill.
The note describes fashion items titled The most beautiful etoy etylee shown in a hat with King Eros and a price mention in dollars and cents. It names Beattie agents and a street address on Piret Ave. The fragment outlines a promotional or display caption for hats.
The Globe Navigation Co. schooner William Nottingham arrived yesterday morning in belast from Han Ie dro. She will take 1 34.08 feet of furmber from Fairhaven as a return care. Riojun Maru, Nippon Yueen Kaisha steamer, arrived 1% dare out from Yokohama at 9:00 last night at the Great Northern device. She brought five cabin and 10 second-class passengers.
Aug. Tl in Atlanta Georgia the warden of the state farm Allagood who whipped Mamie Deoriat a white woman a short time ago has resigned to leave the post.
A sales pitch offers a $200 lot on Queen Anne Hill with a $25 initial payment and a $10 monthly balance. The teaser promises home ownership starts now and urges immediate action to secure the parcel.
Bids opened yesterday at the United States Quartermaster's Office for supplying about 200 tons of nails for the Philippines. Only Beattie Hardware Company and Schwabsacher Hardware Company bids were considered, with Beattie Hardware offering the lowest bid.
On First avenue, August and September dates cite passage aboard steamers Dolphin and Humboldt with berths and meals included, and bicycle repairs notice at Go to Bpinnings.
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