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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1903

Page

2

Address and subscription notice for multiple cities

Chase business manager announces office locations in Seattle New York and Chicago with mailing options and pricing. Subscribers changing addresses are asked to notify the office and send both old and new addresses. Entered at the post office in Heatite Weenington on covond Sanne.

Seattle Tth New York Temple Court Building Chicago Express Mall of Carriers Heatite Weenington Sanne

King county senators back Harold Preston while opposing railroad bill

A heated account accuses seven King county Republican senators of double dealing in Olympia by pledging to back Harold Preston for U S senator while opposing the railroad commission bill. The piece argues the senators have betrayed party platform and deceived constituents, forecasting Preston’s defeat and urging accountability.

Republican Estate King County Harold Preston United States Railroad Commission Preston United States Senate Beattie Congress Olympia

Topling origin tied to nursery habits in an editorial

An editorial in The Hospital links drinking habits to childhood pampering. It argues stomach discomfort from overindulgence leads to later alcohol use, noting mothers’ over kindness can foster craving that cures must then fight with discipline and support.

Topling Gold Cure

Back to Nature Warns Against Modern Luxuries

Dr. Arthur McDonald of St. Louis argues that automobiles, electric cars, telephones and comforts of life weaken mind and body when misused. He says civilization can hinder health by overreliance on devices, urging a return to natural effort and self-reliance to preserve strength.

Arthur McDonald St. Louis Dr. McDonald

Miss Gwendolyn Burden Belle of the 400

New York January 27 Miss Gwendolyn Burden is described as the prettiest bud and reigning belle of the 400 She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L Town Hurden a fashionable New York socialite noted for beauty and horsemanship Rumors of a marriage to Geo P Baker son of a Morgan associate were deemed premature by her family

Gwendolyn Burden New York Gwendolyn Hurden L Town Eond Hurden Lyn Durden Mise Hurden Mies Turden Geo PF. Baker J. Pierpont Morgan

Grand Theater Hosts Russian Virtuoso Solo Recital

At the Grand last night the young Russian pianist gave a two hour program that drew the crowd into a trance with precise, fiery technique. The Madison Theater opened a vaudeville week with a strong debut by the O'Neil sisters and a noted cast including Howard, signaling a lively local entertainment week.

Madison Theater Vaudteville Mad Might Russe Neil O'Neil Iia Howard

Mascot Quits Ends Long City Council Struggle

A minor city council action ends a protracted dispute over privileges at a local resort. John Chaney, proprietor of the Manecot Theater, aided the ordinance to transfer the liquor license to the Gottstein saloon at 018 Piret Avenue, concluding the controversy.

Heald John Chaney Manecot Theater Gottetein Piret Avenue

Rogers Guilty of Bribery Improper Arrest Case

L M Rogers found guilty by a jury in the superior court after about 20 minutes deliberation. Halbert, a young man, testified that Rogers demanded hush money in exchange for protecting a customer count of goods valued at 1.76. Towers investigated the letters for the firm. Barbee supplied the silver dollars and helped execute the bribe scheme.

M. Rowera Hell's Department of the Superior Court Hogere Ollie Halbert Young Halbert Prederick & Neéleon Halbert Ereo Barbee Dolla Malbert Harbee

Tenderloin Erection Planned for King Street Buildings

William Chappell proposes a three story frame structure at 507 and 609 King Street in the new Tenderloin district. The building measures 60 by 109 feet with an estimated cost of 17700 dollars.

New Tenderloin King Etrent Wm. Chappell Ite New Tendertoin

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