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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
3
A Seattle study shows four office workers and a lone teacher in a similar income bracket spend far less on clothing than men in the same roles. Women tailor, dye, and stitch much of their attire by hand, while men incur higher costs on tobacco and ready wear.
Health Officer Crichton proposes a measure to require all bakery dough mixers and bread handlers in Seattle to be free of transmittable disease from dough mixing to delivery. The council health committee debated the bill and deferred action, with Mrs. W P Harper urging enactment.
President Taft’s message to Congress is read as a formal notice that no major antitrust action is expected this term. The editorial observes familiar phrases defending trust magnates and hints at preserving consumer leverage under the Sherman law.
In a St Petersburg editorial Novoe Vremya condemns Secretary Knox’s plan to neutralize Manchurian railways. The piece asserts Russia’s right to distrust Western neutrality in Pacific affairs, cites U.S. wartime actions, and notes Roosevelt’s telegrams to Ambassador Meyer as supportive evidence.
The report claims former President Roosevelt spoke to the czar urging concessions to advance a peace proposal. The phrasing suggests a diplomatic approach amid tense relations and a push for negotiations.
In Minnesota a 26 year old inmate, Alexander McKeon, faces release after four years of a life sentence for the alleged murder of Dutch Henry Stewart. The case ties to the earlier killing of an outlaw by the Northwest Mounted Police near Muddy River. A letter from Prince Edward Island’s governor to Minnesota’s governor requests McKeenzie’s release and transfer to Canada.
Chicago January 14 Mrs George H Bernhammer wife of songwriter George Whiting author of the song My Wife's Gone to the Country sought a warrant for her husband s arrest Desertion is charged She said she left for the country last summer for vacation and found upon return Bernhammer had disappeared She claims he went to another country with a young woman named Erma they are reportedly in New York now
Local classified notices advertise homes for sale and items for purchase. Listings include real estate opportunities, cars, furniture, and assorted merchandise with prices or contact details as available. Buyers and sellers seek quick transactions through these ads.
The Duwamish fireboat may not be commissioned for months due to council negligence in funding through the tax levy. The vessel was turned over to the fire department today amid concerns over readiness and insurance implications.
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