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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
5
Sparkman outlines policy if elected addressing Magnolia developments sewerage and waterfront improvements. He argues for district sewer upgrades a trunk sewer and rapid completion to boost commerce and navigation. He emphasizes ward progress while pledging to work for the city and his 26 years residence as a property owner.
Fragmentary text mentions a meeting or event scheduled for tomorrow at around noon. No clear names, places, or organizations are readable. The wording is uncertain and lacks concrete details.
William Rodgely’s body was found on a railroad track near Dillon Montana. Investigators believe robbery prompted the killing as Rodgely carried about $706. The case is being treated as a homicide with motive tied to theft.
Frank A. Munsey has purchased the Baltimore Daily News and will assume control tomorrow. Other items note prohibition bill passage in Kentucky, Sing Sing transfer of Captain Van Sehaich, Canton McKinley home auction plans, Alaska delegate Cale's coal lands bill, Taft endorsement by Michigan Republicans, La Follette presidential candidacy, Wisconsin central committee, and Northern Pacific telegraphers rejecting a new wage schedule to take effect March 4.
Effie Shannon and Herbert Keloey shift to "Bridge" tonight with a lively bill alongside the Mayers and other vaudeville acts. The University of Washington theater group presents Twelfth Night at the gym tonight. The Theatrical Mechanics association hosts a benefit at Beattie theatre featuring Keloey Frawley and Parsifal company members. Next week promises more shows including Laster Brown and David Harum restages, with multiple vaudeville houses in operation across town.
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