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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
3
The article argues President Roosevelt is disappointed with Governor Hughes's independent reform stance. Roosevelt warns Hughes may face political danger by standing alone without broader backing, noting his greater experience and potential need for a practical "army" of supporters.
The piece argues that reformers must balance compromise and principle during crises. It warns against undue opportunism and argues steadfast, clear aims protect public service and personal integrity.
The chief of police recommends eliminating the third grade in the police department and moving its men up one grade for a $15 monthly raise. The recommendation has been referred to the mayor and city council by the cometsack.
Regular prices for Tapestry and Body Brussels Carpeting listed in various cuts and sewings. Includes per yard rates from 1.06 to 1.76 with Axminster options and a 0.06 Roe note.
The progressive council adopts a resolution decrying anti Japanese violence on the Pacific coast and urging steps to protect Japanese rights and property in America. In Washington, officials call the San Francisco incidents a political flare with limited international impact and note Japan-US friendship remains intact.
A June 10 report from Port Townsend says J A Kuhn sued Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways over tide land foreclosure taxes. The piece notes failed efforts to lure Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Harriman interests away from the Olympiken line and mentions staff transfers to the Philippines and submarine defense planning at Fort Worden.
The Adelphia college held commencement exercises last Friday at its Miller Street location. Religious services followed at the Swedish Baptist church in connection with the school year ending, now in the second year of the institution. President Emanuel Schmidt led a forenoon prayer meeting and gave the annual address on The Purpose of Education in the afternoon. In the evening Rev Charlee Appland of Bellingham preached the sermon to the college community.
James F Flannigan surrendered his son Jim Flannigan to police after a morning murder. Jim Flannigan, 20, confessed to the homicide and will plead self defense. Also mentioned is C P Brown of Petersburg Alaska preparing for the salmon season and heading to the north to pack 66,000 cases at his Petersburg cannery as manager of the Pacific Coast and Norway Packing Company.
Cute your bille in half. Located at 118 Pike Street opposite the Bon Marche, the ad promotes a market with unspecified goods and discounted pricing.
Rev. William D. Clark a Congregational cleric once eloped with his wife’s sister, is brought back from Honolulu to face charges including forgery embezzlement and desertion of his wife and two children. He admits fault and offers to pay the penalty, claiming his wife did not truly love him.
A new pool hall at 141% Third Ave Bay eight in Seattle features eight new tables and claims the only 6x1 pool table in the city. The venue promotes itself as a place for gentlemen.
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