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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1909
Page
4
A public safety note warns boys and girls to avoid risky fireworks such as Roman candles and rockets. It stresses doctor visits for burns, urges relying on parents, and says big cannon crackers pose the greatest danger and jealousy-fueled misuse. It urges careful celebration for a fun, injury-free Fourth.
Local chapter of the League of Justice organized with support from prominent city figures. George J. Boke of the University of California chairs along with Rev Maitland Alexander of Second Presbyterian Church leading the effort among Pittsburgh's elite.
President Taft has received an engraved invitation from the San Francisco Schuetrenverein to attend its golden jubilee in the first week of August. The presentation was made by Congressman Julius Kaho of California.
Elew beth Gurley Flynn, an eighteen year old indentured lecturer for the Industrial Workers of the World, speaks across labor centers about capital’s burden on families. She criticizes unions, praises industrial organization, and notes the Paris postal strike as proof of workers’ potential power.
Fragmentary passage notes a remarkable woman drawn to a striving cause and the bitterness evident in her expression. The lines suggest a stern resolve and youthfulness hardened by an evident commitment.
At Lake Naivasha on July 3 the boy King of Uganda Daudi Chwa and hunter Contain Dawson discuss game near Lake Albert Nyange. Dawson reports a big white rhinoceros killed nearby and expects Colonel Roosevelt to pursue one later in his journey. Roosevelt has long sought to kill such a rhino and will make a strong effort when his trip progresses.
Col. Ho es Randolph, Harriman's lieutenant in Arizona and Mexico, is removed from the presidency of the Cananoa Mio Yaqui & Paletfi railroad. The move is described as part of a broader overhaul to trace Harriman's $8,000,000 investment in the line and Randolph becomes general manager with a new first officer.
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