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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1905
Page
3
Letters defending or attacking the claim that women are greater liars pour in as a prize contest unfolds. Debaters cite Dr Allen McLane Hamilton and public figures, with readers arguing the premise is false and citing Mrs Chadwick as a provocative example.
A fragmented notice urges readers to seek urgent aid for dizziness faintness and chest sensations. It advertises Smoking Jackets Bath Robes and announces a one fourth off sale at Brooks & Co located at 1331 2nd Avenue with emphasis on fast help.
M. B. Leites argues men dominate world systems from religion to finance through deceit, while women awaken to challenge dependency. He questions who profits from lies, citing figures like Morgan and Esterhazy, and asks if men remain the unmatched masters of falsehood.
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh charges Lizzie Biehl a domestic with defrauding inn keeper Kate Arma landlady of 1607 First avenue accusing Biehl of failing to pay five weeks rent after an initial period of debt. The report notes she packed and left the establishment.
Captain Thomas Hayes Yukon river pilot of the Northern Commercial company arrived in Valdez after 24 days of extreme hardship from Fairbanks. He left November 24 with limited supplies and endured deep snowdrifts, feathery snow, and persistent gales that slowed progress and hampered his dogs. Travel remained along the mountain trail with narrow paths and hay shortages noted at the pass road house. Hayes and two Northwestern company coworkers arrived in Valdez aboard the steamer Portland.
A memorial for former President Benjamin Harrison will rise on a 200 by 80 foot plot facing Ohio Street near the new post office and courthouse. Rudolph Schwartz’s seated Harrison statue leads a pair of allegorical figures as generals and statesman. Indiana plans 50000 for the section, with most funds raised locally. The committee invites Indiana designers to contest the work.
Seven members of the Inquiry Committee met at the Mansion House in Reading with no quorum but proceeded to session. An Huntington attorney was present and some church members claim absentees blocked the meeting to avoid a quorum. The story ties to plans involving the Alaska Pacific Navigation fleet and potential financing, with Mr. Rosene considering St Petersburg for related transactions.
John Rosene, president of the Northwestern Steamship Company, departed for the east Sunday night.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It claims internal cure that treats the blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials from local agents Kinnan Marvin and Wal trust. The text mentions price at 50 cents and references household pills for constipation.
I A Nadeau general passenger agent for the Northern Pacific states they have no plan to move from current quarters. He says they intend to enlarge their offices and does not know who started the rumor.
Alva Adams Democrat of Pueblo inaugurated governor for the third time at noon in the assembly room. Chief justice administered the oath. Adams declined a military escort saying Colorado has seen too much arms displays. He vowed fair honest economical rule and equal enforcement of law for all, with a peaceful prosperous administration.
The city council postponed tonight’s hearing on Frank Herbert accused of complicity in a saloon robbery to tomorrow. Herbert sought delay claiming his attorney’s absence as a reason. Alfred Simmons, the robbery victim, has reportedly reached Canadian soil. In Paris, M. Paul Doumer was elected president of the chamber of deputies amid anticipated ministry fall.
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