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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1902

Page

3

Foraker's Election Ratified in Joint Session

In Columbus on January 15 Senator Ker's re election was ratified in a joint legislative session. He spoke on national issues urging balanced trade without harming other nations. He praised McKinley and President Roosevelt, and acknowledged Hanna supporters amid state political tensions.

Columbus Ker United States McKinley Serene Or Foraker Hanna

Republican Convention Sets Date for City Nominations

The Republican city convention to nominate candidates for mayor and other city officials will be held at the Armory on February 7 or 21. The date was decided at a central committee meeting late yesterday afternoon. February 17 will be the date of the convention and ward precinct tallies are listed. a committee will meet again Saturday to hear reports.

Armory Inet Th. M

UW Chamber Special Committee Plans Visitor Entertainment

The Chamber of Commerce formed a special committee to entertain Utah visitors. Jr. acted as editor and oversaw the party arrangement. Blethen Chadwick and Pee Chadwick led subcommittees for excursions, speakers, and securing street car transport.

Utah Mittee Puget Sound Navy Blethen H. A. Chadwick Chadwick

King Edward reviews troops sailing to South Africa

King Edward addresses troops bound for South Africa in London. Soldiers cheer loudly as officers try to maintain order. The king expresses hope for an end to the war and a just cause, then speaks of postwar reconciliation and peace. The report notes no reference to arbitration or peace conferences amid Boer sympathizers.

London Edward South Africa Great Britain Struggie

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