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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
2
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The piece denounces lynching as a war crime and urges males to stop by leaving white women alone. It argues the only remedy is the brute stopping their attacks, asserting sympathy for female victims and condemning racial violence.
A London sensation centers on a Tennessee college offering degrees for cash, with clerics and the public weighing the value of an LL D. The Cleveland minister handed the postal authorities a letter promising any degree for a price, prompting debates on the legitimate worth of doctorates and the need to define a cash value for such titles.
In a Minsk siege tale Etienne Gerard recalls a French officer Barakoff and a noble young woman pleading for mercy. He grants parole in exchange for Barakoff remaining hidden, then leads his squad into a deadly trap where he is captured. The scene ends with Gerard reflecting on his failed mission and the fate of his starving comrades.
A fragment describes troops mounting a horse at Minwk after a failed retreat. It mentions a future vaulting race with entry via PP TG MW dallore' ution hall and John B. Agen dock. The Heattle Council No. 116 Fraternal Aid association plans an annual event at Woodland Park on Sunday August 2 inviting all members.
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