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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1904
Page
3
Information reaches the local customs office alleging foreign sailors attempt to smuggle diamonds into the port on arrival. The men reportedly avoid large consignments, instead risking small investments until a stake is built to buy gems. A US secret service source prompted the alert, though customs denied knowledge of the report.
Chief Antonio of the Igorrote tribe visiting Seattle was guest of honor at the Seattle Athletic Club smoker. He critiques boxing as bloodless and questions fighting for sport or money, noting his people fight with spears and knives and value real blood, while praising the evening’s hospitality and food.
Officers boarded the British ship Muskoka from Germany with a cement cargo and found no diamonds after a full search. Gotlieb Praeger filed in superior court against Northern Pacific Railroad for 250 dollars claiming a horse was killed when hit by a train near Auburn on January 21, 1908.
An article describes a negligee inspired by a Russian blouse and competing with the Japanese kimono. The design ties at the bodice with ribbons, reveals the lingerie beneath, and features a belt, open skirt, and practical puff sleeves with a full long skirt finish.
The Manufacturers association of Seattle will host its regular monthly dinner and meeting at the Hotel Washington on Saturday evening. Dinner starts promptly at 7 16, with the insurance committee expected to present recommendations and lead the main discussion. Mrs Emily Pettigrew sued the Astoria hotel for 3052 damages claiming she contracted diphtheria after not being warned of the disease in the workplace. Paul Allraum was granted a divorce from Rose Allraum on grounds of desertion. Munsing Union Sults. The best medium priced Union Underwear made for men. KE. N. Brooks & Co, sole agents, 1331 2 are.
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a severe illness with jaundiced skin and weakness. After doctors abandoned him, Electric Bitters brought rapid improvement within a week and he credits the tonic with saving his life. Sold for 60 cents at G O Guy Inc drug store on Second Avenue and Yester.
Spectators at a Seattle club boxing event last night welcomed a performance by Igorot dancers who contributed a number to the program. The crowd showered silver pieces in the arena during the segment. The dancers wore improvised attire and presented a ceremonial routine as part of the show.
City officials hail a potential electric line expansion into West Seattle amid political clashes over funding and a pending supreme court decision. Treasurer reports 600 in treasury and 4000 in taxes due while Jacob Furth’s $2000 guarantee looms. Health official confirms two typhoid cases east of the mountains.
In Indianapolis area Bengal near by, on Wednesday Reverend Madson lectured on a sea storm. He used stereopticon views to show a tossing ship. A boy in the audience watched closely and became violently seasick.
An unconscious young woman, well dressed, was found on Keech Street and remains at Good Samaritan Hospital. Doctors hope for her recovery as investigators weigh whether the incident was an attempted suicide or a drugged abduction.
A court of inquiry will convene in this city tomorrow to review the Burnside wreck after striking Ripple Rock in Seymour Narrows on November 21. The vessel is undergoing extensive repairs and the inquiry will report to Washington. Officials expect exoneration for the crew and may urge Ripple Rock removal.
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