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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1905
Page
7
No Sympathy for the Czar Protest From Seattle Russians
Seven Russians in Seattle denounce Rev Alexandroff’s claim that England inspires Russia’s turmoil and say the czar’s regime caused the revolt. They defend McKinley’s murder as unrelated and accuse Alexandroff of serving tyranny while urging Russia’s future freedom and American liberty. Signed by A B Biruelf, Joe Leinsky, Peter Bostrem, W Barshchirski, C Clark, C Churkin, Peter Zubick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etten
Alexandroff
Sergius
America
Alexance
Star
Vv. V. Alexandroff
City
England
V. V. Alexandroff
Grand Duke
Moscow
Seattle
Czae
McKinley
Ruacha
Sergina
St. Petersburg
Russia
Crear
Siberia
A. B. Biruelff
Joe Leinsky
Peter Bostrem
W. Barshcirski
C. Clark
C. Churkin
Peter Zubick
White mice offered to drive rata from City Hall vaults
Deputy Comptroller Melee considers an odd solution as a farmer presents two white mice to frighten rats and mice from the city hall vaults. A new device uses bells on trapped rats with a phosphorus glow to deter the rodent army, since poison has failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melse
Comptroller's
City Hall
Preacher W H G Temple to Leave Plymouth Seattle
Rev W H G Temple will preach his farewell sermon at Plymouth church Seattle on March 5 before departing for Cleveland Ohio where he has accepted a new call. The church adopted resolutions praising his talents earnestness and Christian influence and the vacancy will be filled by local speakers until a successor is chosen. Temple's resignation was formally accepted at yesterday's meeting. He plans a California visit later. The notice ends with an advertisement for Southern Pacific's Shasta route trains to California with Union Ticket office in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. G. Temple
Plymouth Church
Seattle
Wr. Temple
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. Temple
California
Southern Pacific Company
Shasta
Union
First Avenue
EB. E. Ellis
Moore
Pomrtihie
Forte
Mt. Louis
Beattle Met
Moore promises kinder Seattle streetcar rules change
A prospectus outlines J A Moore's plan for a modern Seattle streetcar system with front and rear door access, clearer aisles, and transfers on 4 cent tickets. Officials promise polite conduct by conductors and safer speeds, aiming to attract riders within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Moore
No More Dread Teeth Extraction Method Promoted
An ad touts a patented method claimed to extract teeth and file them without pain. It invites nervous patients to visit the office for a full demonstration of the technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundayas
Ohio
Pike Street
Cor
Third Ave
Truthful Testimony on Columbian Treatment Cures Catarrh
Oral testimonials from Seattle area residents recount long struggles with catarrh and asthma. They credit the Columbia Institute and Dr. McHarrie with complete, lasting cures, weight gain, and renewed health after courses of the Columbian Treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Columbia
Huleath
McHarrie
Columbia Medical Institute
Columbia Institute
Columbia Institute For
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