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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1903
Page
7
The infantry commission under Superior Judge Bell investigates Mrs Allen amid jealousy claims about Mrs Laura Graham. A medical exam by Dr Loughary and Dr Sharp is planned. patients show no clear mental disorder and witnesses describe erratic behavior.
Wholesale price listing shows fresh meat dairy and produce with per unit and per ton values. It notes prices at producers delivered to depots including Puget Sound hay, oats, barley, wheat, and various vegetables and fruits with regional terms and freight details.
A letter from Capt Rae of the schooner Inca, written at Nome, details its voyage from Newcastle. The trip lasted 85 days with a cargo of coal about the amount. It claims to be the first voyage of this kind from Newcastle to Nome, with the Inca leaving August 4 for Seattle and arriving around September.
James George aged 4 walks two miles daily with his 106 year old mother Mrs. De Lilah George near Lancaster Vermont. The family recounts long life events including her birth in Wells Vermont in 1797 and stories of the War of 1812. She lives on a farm she took up years ago with Joel George, who died 11 years ago and was a war of 1812 pensioner.
A steam pipe burst at the Steel company plant in Chicago. Michael Muszynski was instantly killed. One man is missing and three workers were badly scalded. Local rescue teams responded to the blast in the morning.
London report says Jennie Chamberlain of Cleveland now resides in England as a wealthy widow and plans to educate her sons Albert Edward and George as future government makers. Lady Naylor-Leyland, a renowned political figure, seeks Liberal influence for her offspring and has moved from mourning to an active Hyde Park presence.
A man identified as A. W. Nelson was killed by a train after leaving a roadhouse known as Blind Pig. He had been drinking at Pvan's Dive and fell onto the tracks, mangled by the locomotive. The dive reportedly operated without a liquor license, and the prosecutor was notified by the coroner. Authorities seek the proprietor's arrest.
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