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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1904
Page
2
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases and scattered letters. Readable elements include references to money and trust but lack coherent context, making identification of people, places, or events impossible.
A narrator recounts capture by a desert sultan and brutal imprisonment. He reveals he was coerced to aid the tyrant, swearing to carry out a dangerous mission to win his freedom, a betrayal weighed against a promise of safety. The tale ends with a tense confrontation and a plea for forgiveness.
Paris December 83 report says the Japanese government seeks representation at the international commission sessions investigating the North War tragedy. Japan claims Russia bears responsibility and that Russian-held assertions cite Japan in war vessels seen among Mull trawlers.
Finer line of pianos in Seattle with uprights and grands, including Chickering and Kimball. New D B O Co pianos, Olà, and more, with prices from 165 to 590 and up. Organs from 37 to 72, flexible payment plans, Simplex rolls 50 cents, plus Victor and Columbia records and more.
A long cream colored coat returns as evening wear. It features heavy gold traced lace, sable collar trim, and a matching sable fall to the floor. A cream cord with tassels loops the coat fast.
Harold Preston returned from Spokane where he attended the sessions of the state irrigation commission. The commission framed a complete irrigation code to be presented to the legislature. The measure aims to regulate water supply as thousands of acres near the North Yakima Indian reservation will be opened. Water companies would act as common carriers and farmers pay a reasonable price. The governor would appoint the water commissioner and irrigation engineer for six years to remove politics from supervision.
The Canadian government confirms seizure of the Asner fishing steamer Alert owned by Alaska Coal & Fish Co for poaching in Canadian waters. The Falcon confiscated eel and gear and will sell them. Also, Mitchell, Lewis & Staver relocate offices to 213 Occidental and an advertisement touts Electric Bitters with a testimonial from B F Base of Fremont, praising cures for kidney trouble and rheumatism.
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