Representative Addresses in Chicago and New York
W. Black Wood of Chicago and W. D. Ward of New York submit their addresses, 1006 Martford Gach Mansion in Chicago and 63 Tribune Building in New York, as part of their official listings.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1905
Page
4
W. Black Wood of Chicago and W. D. Ward of New York submit their addresses, 1006 Martford Gach Mansion in Chicago and 63 Tribune Building in New York, as part of their official listings.
The Star highlights its week of Kansas war reporting against the Standard Oil Company. Jacob Waldeck, famed Washington correspondent, and R. W. Satterfield contribute sketches as Hearst funds further study. Readers are urged to seek the Star for premier news on the Kansas struggle.
A garbled Star Dust column quotes Governor Mead and Senator Wilson, lampoons editorial excesses, and jests about politics in a playful, opinionated Voice. Notes about a newspaper contest and light banter with local figures, plus a series of quips about travel, theater, and everyday life.
Ainslee Lorimer confronts attorney Nugent over a mistaken divorce decree served in the Lorimer case. Nugent dismisses her, urges her to consult her own counsel, and Lorimer collapses emotionally as the matter unfolds amid threats of further courtroom maneuvers.
Norfolk Virginia resident C. Rivenbark Jr reports severe knee burn blistered but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve stopped the pain and healed without a scar. The product is advertised to heal all wounds and sores and costs 25 cents at G O Guy druggist.
In a tense scene at Nugent’s office Mrs. Lorimer contests a Rhode Island divorce action. Lorimer, a wrecked figure, is propped by an attendant as Nugent warns of illegality and weighs continuing the suit while Ainslee reveals resolve and warns of danger if pressed. The scene ends with a plan to depart as the case lingers.
An advertisement claims many pains stem from poisons in food and touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a guaranteed cure for sickness from undigested poisons or a money back offer. The ad promotes purchase at G. O. Guy's drug store.
The Utah investigation shifts to Mount Louis as the investigating committee probes a word’s false scandal. A handwriting expert testifies that forged vouchers were likely created by John Q Cannon, the missing secretary, with more forgeries found today.
A G Thoulogin named interior minister, a protege of the late Grand Duke Sergius, reputed to rival Pietive in autocratic authority and tyranny in the regime's leadership shift.
Beginning Saturday February 26 and continuing each Saturday through March during the morning hours photographers will take a free portrait of babies not older than two years. Parents must show proof and complete one elegant picture at the Sixth Floor Kitel Building located at Second and Wide.
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