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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1903
Page
2
Prosecuting Attorney-Elect Scott takes over soon and must pursue a thorough grand jury investigation. The public demands results and will not accept a whitewash, hoping that even one corrupt official is brought to justice through careful questioning and disclosure of information from witnesses.
The Star contends the government boycott against the Puget Sound navy yard will be withdrawn soon. Investigations show Assistant Secretary Darling acted on a misapprehension of facts. Bremerton officers and local Chamber of Commerce investigators reported no moral cesspool conditions, gambling, or brothels, and urged presenting findings to the Washington delegation.
A verbose meditation on love as a universal force that defies social ranks from kings to commoners. It cites Crown Princess Louise of Saxony and a countess to argue love’s power to inspire ecstasy and shame, yet remain uncontrollable and beyond moral analysis.
New York crowds praise Dr Lorena a Vienna physician and philanthropist for curing cripples without the knife. He fears painful surgery and uses powerful hands to straighten limbs and restore usefulness, boasting dramatic progress in reducing disability. Doctors cheer his radical methods despite jealousy in the profession.
The State Federation of Labor delegates condemn Chinese crews and back a law proposal to create a state arbitration commission. They oppose changes allowing county superintendents to pend teachers, warn rural teachers would be at risk, and urge defeat of the proposal. Other actions include advocating a gift ban, woman suffrage, and legislative representation for union members.
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