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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1906
Page
4
The article notes high divorce totals in the United States, urges limits on causes like infidelity and cruelty, and discusses the push for uniform state divorce laws. It cites Gov. Pennypacker at a Washington conference warning about legal inconsistencies and the need for national consensus.
Telegraph briefs report a severe storm drove a schooner ashore off Cape Henry near Virginia. In Portland Oregon Judge Fraser dissolved an injunction between Oregon Railroad Navigation and Seattle Portland Railway, granting ROW rights by purchase or condemnation. A jury in San Francisco found George D Colting guilty of perjury for lying about his marriage to Charlotta K Newman.
A whimsical collection features Josh Wise quips about Uncle Charley Grosvenor and bald jokes. The piece recalls a geography class trip, mentions Hayden Kentucky, a Morgan Europe rest rumor, a George Washington Ohio voyage, a murder convict mood, a Pittsburg millionaire, and Hourke Cochran denials about marriage to Jack Gardner.
Fragmentary line hints Bourke may lose chance to have speaking role. Text suggests concern that he will not control the discussion. Ambiguity leaves reader unsure of full context or event details.
To owners of talking machines, Victor Records touts high fidelity reproductions and compatibility with die cast machines. A monthly catalogue promises detailed descriptions of late records and invites readers to request the current list.
Pacific Coast Distributors of Victor Machines and Records lists 711 Geeond Ave with locations in Seattle San Francisco Tacome Oakland and Cal addressing Seattle San Francisco Tacoma Oakland and California outlets for Victor products.
During his campaign stop the principal speaker George Washington addressed free trade railroad rates and expansion for about an hour. A voter interrupted with a query about a hatchet story causing Washington to turn red and stammer before continuing.
Fragmented OCR shows a hall scene with Gen Charles Grosvenor elected, an ad for Robert Lurie jewelry, and assorted notices about a robbery risk and a missing husband. Names include Kate Taylor and Alfred Hele, with mentions of a pure food bill and a local business dispute.
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