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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1905

Page

4

Seattle Star publication details and subscription note

The article provides publication and office details for the Seattle Star and STAR PUBLISHING, noting subscription management, delivery terms, and postal status. It mentions office addresses including 199 Seventh and Nailard Ave, and outlines subscription renewal and labeling practices for Beattie Washington postal processing.

Star Publishing

Roosevelt as World Peace Leader and Rail Regulator

The article portrays Theodore Roosevelt as guiding nations toward universal peace and urges Congress to curb railroad abuses with federal oversight. It highlights his call for insurance supervision, attention to the Chinese question, and the Alaska delegation proposal, noting Seattle's stake in his message and Alaska’s potential impact on commerce.

Theodore Roosevelt Congress Christendom Ife America Roosevelt Alaska Seattle Uncle Sam United States Gulf of Alaska Yukon River Sam

Not a Case for Leniency in Adams Trial

Secret service officers claim strong proof against George F. Adams. Public sentiment favors a harsh sentence to deter others, arguing leniency should not favor the well employed over the poor and tempted by hardship.

George F. Adams Secret Service Adama Crimwit Deliber

Hands Insured for 50000 by New York Violinist

In New York on December 5, the violinist Kobelik says his hands are his livelihood and has insured them for 50000. The article notes hands are valuable when busy and a musician could receive substantial payout if injury or disease affects his fingers.

York Kobelik Sliver

Widening Fight Over Arth Avenue Ordinance

An ordinance presented by Conr an Burnett for widening Arth Avenue faced opposition from a property owner who argued nine feet would be cut from surrounding buildings. The dispute centered on the measure's impact on street width and property frontage, with the corporation council potentially weighing in.

Conran Burnett Corporation Council

Hated Because She Loved Him

An old clerk recalls jealousy and a forged check that ruined Ted March, Mary Harmston, and the Hamilton shipping firm. The plan to ruin March culminates at his wedding, leaving him dead from a fall and Mary heartbroken, with forty years of quiet regret.

Ted March Hamiltes Ted Mary Harmston Mary Hamilton Worithy March Heven

Victor Carlton in Street Car Accident Near Firatav and Columbia

Victim Victor Carlton suffered a severely bruised thigh after attempting a wheel stunt and colliding with a street car. Motorman Williams stopped the vehicle just as it passed over Carlton, who was taken to Pacific Hospital in serious but not life threatening condition.

Willus Hamilton March Witlis Fama Victor Carlton Firatav Columbia Star Carleon Atrack Willams Carlaon Pacific Hospital

Notable figures arrive aboard Manehburia liner in San Francisco

Pacific Mail liner Manehburia brings Governor Lake Wright of the Philippines and Lloyd Griscom minister to Japan to San Francisco from China and Japan via the Philippines. Mrs Griscom heads home to Philadelphia. Also aboard Manchuria are Memphis Cameron Forbes and F Warren an agitator for Philippine independence returning to Massachusetts.

San Francisco Pacific Mail Manehburia Governor Lake Wright Philippines Lloyd Griscom Japan China Hosolula

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