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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
3
China rejected U S suggestions to appoint an expert adviser for the $60,000,000 railroad loan negotiations. The move stemmed from suspicion that President Taft aims to serve selfish interests, complicating relations and major commercial ties between the nations.
Fragmented listing shows prices at public markets for various meats and staples. Items include lamb, beef cuts, salt pork, dried goods, and per pound costs in cents, with illegible portions but indicating typical market rates of the period.
Advertised as a remedy for dyspepsia and stomach issues. Testimonies claim relief after taking Stuart's tablets, noting improved digestion, headaches, and energy. Doctors previously treated their digestion without success. Endorsed by pharmacists and customers for both adults and children.
A jumble of grocery prices and items lists numerous foods and weights. It shows cents and pounds for ham bacon apples sprouts cauliflower dates and other produce with scattered numbers and unclear vendors. The text ends with references to anchovies cheese and Scandinavian natives.
A dense catalog of groceries with various prices per pound and per unit. Items include Jap rice, yellow tea, beef cuts, pork, fish, butter, cheese, and vegetables with quantities and cents, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century market listing.
London December 16 A short session of parliament ends with calls for another election amid a tight race. Voting closes tomorrow with 29 seats still to be decided. Conservatives lead with 264 seats to liberal labor and nationalists 67 and O'Brien group trailing.
Ottawa reports Canada invited by British authorities to send a 700 strong military contingent to represent the dominion at the coronation ceremonies for King George in June.
William Jennings Bryan declares Taft deserves a seat at the head of the table among royal standpatters and is the logical 1912 Republican candidate after studying Taft’s alignment with Hamiltonian ideals. The Commoner notes Taft’s unflinching support of present day policies.
Lot listings describe Wallingford district and waterfront tracts with rich bottom plots and farm potential. Mentions four living rooms, modern flats, and monthly payments, plus land loans from Northwest Trust and Sturtevant & Co. Poultry breeders advertise white Indian game and Marred Rock cockerels for sale.
Mary Garden quits Chicago over Salome ban says she will not return to the city citing its mock modesty and tolerance of risque productions. She criticizes Police Chief Steward and notes plans to avoid Chicago while may pass through on future trips.
The Iroquoia and Chippewa will join a new service linking Puget Sound ports with Southeastern Alaska. A new company will be formed using the two steamers as the nucleus of a Northbound line, according to sources in Victoria.
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