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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1903
Page
2
A Washington man jailed for failure to support his family argues that his wife left him with no meals after a surprise party for her mother. He laments losing meals and the home’s stability, warning that neglect leads to desertion and saloon solace, while urging accountability and fair treatment in marriage.
Citizens demand protective laws after a verdict sparks debate over the influence of alluring eyes on jurors. The Teaber Everson versus Florence Ziegfeld case prompts calls to define and abolish goo goo eyes in courtrooms while noting the modest $1.50 payoff and unclear guidance from authorities.
A Star letter from W H B Coler of Cleveland describes a New York relief committee under Dr Louis Klopech to aid Finnish famine victims. Seattle shows organized efforts with church cooperation led by Rev M A Matthews urging prompt contributions.
The piece notes pressure from big corporations to end the grand jury and halt probes. It asserts ongoing investigations into gambling grafts police corruption and a city council inquiry. It mentions criminal cases against George La Blanche and Mike Daly and political maneuvering by Speaker Hare.
A February 11 1998 letter from Cleveland to the Star describes the Finland relief committee in New York under Dr Leonis Klopech. About 100000 had been sent to famine sufferers and Ar travels to Finland to study needs and plan future relief. Citizens nationwide, of all nationalities, contribute, and funds are wired to Finland’s relief committee. An ordinance authorized refund of 1000 to Joseph Watkins for concert hall licensing.
The text notes Wolseley as a hero linked to Anhantes after a parliamentary grant of $100,000. It calls him a prominent figure among talented colleagues and one of the greatest soldiers, mentioning royal connections and the forthcoming title for Lady Alicen May as Countess Roberts after her brother’s death in the South African war.
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