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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1905

Page

5

Folk vows to fight boodlers in Missouri inaugural

Missouri Governor Joseph W. Folk pledges to curb bribery and corrupt practices in state government. He calls for witness testimony against bribery, nullifying bribery secured franchises, and making professional lobbying a crime. Lieutenant Governor McKinley also takes oath in the Senate.

Scripps News Jefferson City Joseph W. Folk Gov. Polk Brace State Supreme Court McKinley Senate

Seattle Electric Adds Five New Cars In Year

The annual report notes Seattle Electric Co. improvements and five new passenger cars purchased to enhance city service. It highlights suggestions for further expansion next year as General Manager Grant contemplates recommendations to city leaders.

Seattle Electric Company Grant Workingman

Streetcar octopus profits draw public ire in Seattle

A Seattle Times critique denounces the electric company director Grant and Jacob Furth for high fares and profits. It notes 32,542,267 passengers last year at five and a half cents, grossing about 1.677 million, while water works expand with 26 miles of mains and free services for the poor.

Tn Iine Grant Electric Company Jacob Furth Seattle Furth Inet At & Cents Union Street Kinnear Park Cedar Street Water Department Youngs

Fall from Prudential building injures contractor

H Pallock, a young contractor, fell about sixty feet from a rear platform on First Avenue near Washington Street. He is in Seattle General Hospital with a broken left arm and leg and possible internal injuries. He claimed a shock from live wires caused him to lose balance while installing fire escapes. City detective Corbett investigated.

Prudential First Avenue Washington Street Pallock Les Seattle General Hospital Palleck Corbett York Station

Jack Frost Paints Town in Snowy Morning Scene

Early morning Jack Frost touched windows with crystal designs as the weather forecast predicts chilly days ahead. Toddlers slid on slick sidewalks while warmth and fur garments come back in style. A Seattle couple enjoyed an icy street scene during a Sunday outing as thermometers fell to 24 degrees between 4 and 5 AM.

Jack Frost Jack Seattle

Deneen Sworn In As Illinois Governor In Springfield

Charles S. Deneen takes the oath of office as Illinois governor with Chief Justice James B. Ricks administering it at noon in the hall of representatives. Richard Yates attends as citizen while the board of health seeks a $2000 pest house appropriation. Dr. Ludlow notes the building is dilapidated though currently unused.

Springfield Charles 8. Deneen Illinois Richard Yates James B. Ricks Deneen Hall of Representatives Board of Health

Hutchinson Co Clothing Sale Now On $15

Local department retailer W. HB Hutchinson Co announces a clothing sale highlighting items priced at 15 dollars. Promotional signs urge shoppers to visit the store during the event.

W. HB. Hutchinson CO

Real Estate Men Banquet Scheduled at Hotel Washington

Real estate dealers of the city prepare for the second annual banquet next Wednesday night at the Hotel Washington. About 125 covers will be laid. Speeches by leading city figures will discuss municipal buildings a beautiful city more street business and city lights among other topics of interest to realty men.

Washington Nual

Idaho Judge Rules on Divorce Evidence Standards

Wallace Idaho Jan 9 Judge Judee Morgan denies Hadle M Okey divorce on unaided testimony and without disinterested witnesses. He claims Idaho courts must rely on corroborated evidence or witness testimony beyond the plaintiff or family. The ruling could affect future divorces if other judges adopt the precedent.

Wallace Idaho Judee Morgan Hadle M. Okey the Inland Empire Morgan Ido Bla

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