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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1905
Page
7
Mysterious Book Prompts Widespread Speculation in New York
A room at a New York institution displays copies of a mysterious book claiming to reveal secrets of mind control and disease cure. Promoters like T. Meclotyre and Andrew Carnegie are cited as distributing free copies by mail, inviting readers to write for a sampled edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
le Salia Factory
Payee Mcintyre
Andrew Carnegie
Char
Minda
Meintyre
TNS
TWO NEW STARS POR THE AMERICAN FLAG
The article explains that Arizona and Oklahoma joining the union will add two stars to the U S flag, adjusting the 46 star arrangement. It notes historical methods of adding stripes and stars, including the 1818 rule linking new states to star additions with effect on the following Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Oklahoma
United States
Iowa
Congress
Statehood Bills Likely To Pass In Three Territories
Prominent territorial leaders in Arizona, New Mexico, and Oklahoma expect statehood bills to pass within weeks. The move would create two states from the Indian Territory, elevating figures allied with President Roosevelt such as Brodie to major offices.
New States to Shape West in 1905 Admittances
The article notes Arizona and Oklahoma admission to statehood before Congress adjourns, creating a large western state with Oklahoma and Indian Territory combined. Governors Alexander O Brodie Miguel A Otero and Thompson B Ferguson are poised as leading candidates for governors or U S senators, with Brodie famed for service in the Rough Riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Waldeck
D. C
Congress
Arioona
Oklahoma
United States
Arizona
New Mexico
Montana
Texas
Themen
Alexander O. Brodie
Miguel A. Otero
Thompson B. Ferguson
Col
Brodie
Rough Riders
Arizona's Size Rise: New State Would Equal Large U.S. Regions
The article explains that if Congress forms Arizona as a state, it would be the largest after Texas. Arizona and New Mexico together cover 236,380 square miles, rivaling the combined areas of major states such as New York and Pennsylvania. It compares Arizona's potential size to various large countries and empires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Congress
United States
Texas
New Mexico
New York
Pennsylvania
Miniata
Ohio
Missouri
Oklahoma
Indiana
Connecticut
Delaware
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Vermont
Rhode Island
Empire
Germany
Republic of
France
Austria-Hungary
England
Ireland
Scotland
Italy
Governors and leaders tied to Roosevelt era politics
The text notes Col Brodie's rise from lieutenant colonel to Arizona governor under Roosevelt influence. It describes Brodie as popular and from New Jersey, Otero as New Mexico’s ranchman son, and Bernard Dooley as a Republican congressman from New Mexico. It hints at forthcoming territorial representation shifts and prominent delegates like Bird Seegie McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Brodie
Col Brodie
Arizona
Col
New Jersey
Arteoma
Otero
New Mexico
Geritory
St. Louia
Tiga
Bernard &. Dooley
Congress
New Order of Things
Bird Seegie McGuire
Oklahoma Territory Resident and Delegates Mentioned in Odd Ledger
A Wyoming style note records Pawnee Oklahoma ties and a Illinois native, aged 40, claiming early territory service from 1981 to 1834, later moving to Kansas and back to Oklahoma in 1895, with lawyer John F Witean described as a Democrat delegate from Arizona now in session. A Tacoma accident report details Charles Martiny and a jogger injured at a White River Lumber camp near Enumclaw, then transported to St Joseph's hospital. A lot on Summit Street sold for 6600 dollars to George Nelson for apartment plans costing 25000 dollars, via Crawford Conover real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee
Oklahoma
Illinois
Kansas
John F Witean
Arizona
Tacoma
Charles Martiny
White River Lumber Company
Enumclaw
St. Joseph's Hospital
Northern Pacific
Summit
Spring
Seneca
George Nelson
Nelson
Crawford & Conover
The Conqueror of Catarrh Offers Cure Advice
A persuasive note argues catarrh is serious and unreliably treatable by perfumes. It urges readers to seek real treatment instead of self remedies and invites correspondence for a solution.
Free Consultation Promises Cure for Catarrh
Dr Sproule offers free advice on catarrh with claims of permanent relief. He cites widespread North American cures and provides a mail-in symptom list and address for Boston. The piece urges readers to mail name and address for free guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Sproule
Dublin University
Ireland
British Royal Naval Mail Service
Catarth
Save the Babies Castoria Ad Warns Against Narcotics
An editorial promotes infant mortality awareness and recommends Castoria as a safer remedy. It warns that many so called soothing syrups contain opium or morphine and can cause death, urging use of Castoria signed by Chas. H. Fletcher for proper circulation and fever relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Fletcher
Chicago
Eee
J. B. Millett
New York City
Omaha
J. A. Perker
Uf Moria
Fangus
M. Geer
Cleveland
Ohio
M. Kyle
of &. Paul
Minn
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Ange i
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Dabney & Woodhouse
Charter Oak Ranges
Pike Street
WM. &. Tarrant & CO
Cherry St
Haiver
Marron
Sential
Woonp Wood
Charcoal and Coke
Seattle Coal and Wood Co
Cate Street
Ava & Phases
Arizona, New Mexico, OK
Lahoma
Tory
President Roosevelt
Arizon
Alexander D. Brodie
Miguel R. Otero
Bird
McGuinrie
Joan F. Wilson
Negat
Catarrh
Sraoce
Dr. Sproule
B. A
Castoria
Reegee Af Oth
Dir Samuel Pitcher
Eere
Pac Sumle
Ors
Cole
Ernst Bros
Boynton
C.W. Boynton Law & Hardware Co
Seattle Lighting Co
He Wo
Washington Street
Seattle
Alvareteesle Lee
Roy Our Tower
al! Dreageiee
Bention
Chicheet
Madicon Sonare
Phila. Pas
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