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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1903
Page
2
A provincial debate questions Attorney Scott’s sense of duty and nerve amid the Mull poisoning case. Critics urge a bracer to restore prosecutorial vigor, while Boott is urged to let judge and jury decide the details. Other items mock grandiose schemes and outdated beliefs.
Trial of J. G. Smith in Justice George's court yesterday revealed the defendant was tried in King county for a fire he is accused of setting in Snohomish county. Fire Warden Kiet will seek Snohomish prosecution as Justice George dismissed the case in this county.
The article describes Lillian Russell and Mise Leslie in a vaudeville setting at Empire Park, highlighting lavish gowns and stage presence. It notes a gown allegedly made by royal costumers and praises the performers’ voices and stature in a stately atmosphere.
Fragmentary notes recount a crowded Seattle theater week with a queen Mise McIntyre Primrose and acts such as the Pollard Lilliputians and Geisha. The Empire venue hosts a bustling program described as the beet vaudeville in the city despite carnival night.
Union hall details outline meetings for Alfie Printing trades and various craft locals at Fleet Avenue South and Jackson Street. Foresters bail and Butchers division meet at Olympic hall Second Avenue plus Pateter hall for Painters and Decorators. Steamer Nome City arrived from Valdes with 49 passengers.
The First Church Women’s Society announces a Baptist excursion to Monte Cristo on Wednesday. The train departs the depot at a.m. for a trip expected to involve 4260 children under 12.
In the retreat between Wilna and Smolensk the narrator recalls food shortages and hunger decimating the army. Ney asks him to lead a mission to seize corn and provisions from Mingk town, hoping to sustain the troops and revive the army’s strength. The tale notes constant Cossack pressure and tired, faithful service.
In our busy store customers see common tumblers sold by the dozen with notable price marks. The text mentions Lees and percent discounts on jelly glasses and other items, indicating favorable sale values.
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