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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
8
In Tiflib on January 15 a clash occurred when Cossacks attacked an Armenian seminary. Bombs were thrown at a passing patrol, killing and injuring many. Cossacks responded with shelling and gunfire, burning parts of the building and causing numerous casualties.
In the Morrison case Judge Gordon dismissed charges after witness Gregg claimed intimidation by Stetson who denied the allegations and testified as Morrison's friend. Stetson admitted past ties but said he had little involvement since joining the force. Chief Delaney will review further actions after testimony from Williams and Morrison women was found conflicting.
Patrolman W Conan was struck and knocked off a Yesler car at 7 p.m. by a plank left in a ditch beside the tracks. Don lan sustained bruises but recovered enough to continue home.
Supt. B. HM. Cherrington of the Washington Anti-Saloon league presents first progress report. Six assistants aided him. over 200 speeches in favor of local option delivered in churches across the state.
Snow threatens shopping today for wholesale dairy and pantry staples at The Cow Batter Store located at Firet Ave and Pike St. Cabinet photos and prices listed amid Began & Uricesa displays in the Eitel building.
Catalog copy announces 25 percent discounts on women’s coats from a large stock. It promises a wide range of styles, fast stock turnover, and cheerful service, noting the sale will simplify purchasing and speed up checkout.
The store slashes price on entire stock of women's rain coats by 25 percent with all of this season's styles and materials. Discounts apply today only and are deducted at purchase, aimed at reducing stock while ticket prices stay unchanged.
Spokane reports a temporary shutdown of the city flour mills due to a boycott of American goods in China. The Flour Ring Mills and Keoho mill of Portland are idle. most workers shift to cleaning duties while new orders from Washington and domestic demand dwindle amid reduced exports.
James Henry, a Goldfield efficiënt er, was attacked by a Mexican stranger on Bante Fo tracks as a train approached. The engineer braked, the crew fled, the assailant escaped but was later captured. Henry remained unconscious.
The Barteil’s chain on Second Avenue promotes affordable dental goods. Readers are urged to buy Witch Meese beet extract and Banite Tooth Powder Sister’s Tooth Paste at low prices, with claims of high value compared to typical costs.
A Beattie ad touts a new maple syrup product claiming it rivals eastern syrups in flavor and costs less. The copy urges readers to try the syrup described as a refreshing alternative and compares it to familiar breakfast toppings.
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