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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1908
Page
4
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The Seattle Star endorses John F. Miller in his mayoral bid by promising that lawbreakers including saloonkeepers and street speakers will not linger in jail. It argues Miller will grant bail promptly while urging voters not to support Mayor Moore. A warning that a night in Seattle jail could follow if Moore wins.
The British suffragists face opposition from politicians police and citizens yet Miss Pankhurst the first woman law graduate in England shows fearlessness. When a plot scattered mice on her platform she did not flinch grabbing a mouse and earning standing applause.
Low introductory rates announced for westbound travel from Chicago to terminals including St Paul Omaha Kansas City and Mississippi River points at 28 dollars and 20.06 dollars to St Louis. Tickets available at Union Ticket Office 608 First Ave. EF KE Bilis general agent.
Visit the U S navy yard to view battleships Oregon Wisconsin and Nebraska cruisers Buffalo and training ship Philadelphia with dry docks torpedo boats and prison ship Nipsic Boats depart Pier 2 foot of Yealer way five times daily Round trip fifty cents
In Hilinofa a jeering crowd watches as Lincoln arrives at nine o'clock with a wooden sawhorse. He parades around a shabby horse offered by the judge, then laments this is the first time. The scene ends with a humorous challenge over a horse swap.
A collection of short quips and observations from Josh Wise and other readers. Light social jokes touch on money hopes for buying a car, fashion notes on linen ties, and playful banter about romance, manners, and everyday scenes. The piece blends humor with snippets from newspapers across the era.
Classified note advertises photography of tuxedo portraits priced at five dollars each with a bulk rate of two hundred fifty dozen. workshop location at 1112 Second Ave, upstairs, by a cabinet-sire term Mipgman.
A historical reminiscence notes Abraham Lincoln born 99 years ago in Hardin County Kentucky. It recounts his assassination by J Wilkes Booth in 1865 and shares anecdotes including Moody and Johnson stories and a steamboat parable reflecting Lincoln’s era.
The Washington Fire has already paid out 200000 dollars in losses without quibble or delay.
Distressing eczema cases show relief through Soap Lake Salve with claims of soothing effects and therapeutic benefits as featured in an AN druggiata style notice.
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