Building, Address Changes Noted in Washington
A partial OCR reads as a notice from Washington about changes to office addresses and monthly charges. It mentions updating contact details and references new addresses, with unclear dates and names.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1903
Page
2
A partial OCR reads as a notice from Washington about changes to office addresses and monthly charges. It mentions updating contact details and references new addresses, with unclear dates and names.
The Rainier Grand hotel in Seattle faces grand jury indictments for running a heavily rigged gambling room. Electric roulette wheels were controlled by operators, with numerous high society patrons losing large sums. The piece critiques gambling as a predatory trap harming both sexes and warns of moral decay.
Local paper accuses Northern Pacific Railroad of delaying a train to Olympi today to influence an anti Ankeny ballot. It notes Ankeny supporters travel by fortier trains and cites a Senate rule requiring constitutional membership for legislators, calling the plan flawed.
In St Petersberg the czar contemplates abdication in favor of his younger brother as court pressure mounts to divorce the empress. Nicholas resists but faces state concerns and a potential dynastic crisis. The empire grapples with legitimacy as the czar seeks a successor and a way forward for the royal line.
Tramp characters by Kube Welch plus Irish washwoman and other funny roles headline a Madison Theater program. The show features singing and dancing by young women, a four bowing finale, and acts from Jeandro Crete Tognarelli Run Yell and O Neil Mie. Professor Clark's canines perform nightly stunts while a high diving dog entertains crowds. A separate note reports musician William Lathorne arrested for robbing a West End saloon of $100 near Tendertown.
Fragmentary text states a person named Carr was arrested by patrol officers for unknown charges. The remainder of the text is garbled with inconclusive details and lacks verifiable specifics such as date, location, or agency.
Washington announces a three member commission will hear the Canadian Alaskan boundary dispute. No umpire is named and no vote will occur. one representative must shift sides to reach a decision. London and Canadian leaders react with cautious optimism.
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