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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1905
Page
4
E. W. Blackwood of Chicago at 1006 Hartford Building and W. D. Ward of New York at 63 Tribune Building are identified as representatives.
The piece argues Japan’s wartime success lies in conquering disease through a robust Red Cross, trained nurses, and germ theory, noting Hiroshima hospital outcomes and comparing disease losses to early modern conflicts. It urges using scientific medical methods over antiquated military practice.
A mosaic of verse fragments and quips from Punch and others. Lines mock royalty, parenting, and social topics while weaving snippets about jokes, soda fountains, and labor disputes into a collage of 19th century to early 20th century wit.
Maddox directs Ainslee to obtain certified copies of all papers on her divorce from Nugent and to bring them to him. He plans to study the Placento and Blanchard matters, argue the Blanchard case next day, and pace a careful, quiet pursuit of Nugent’s quibble while awaiting new details.
Maddox learns the Piacenza litigation must end to secure Ains immunity and avert Lorimer action. Indirect probes, cautious steps, and covert deals shape a fragile truce while personal tensions rise as a pivotal decision nears. Also a travel ad touts Southern Pacific’s Shasta route from Union Ticket Office.
Councilman Murphy and the Green Lake Improvement Club oppose the park board accepting proposals to acquire rights along Green Lake shore. He supports a state bill to turn over shore lands and argues Wood is protected by guaranteed compensation. He recalls a prior pledge to donate rights if others did the same but notes the offer was withdrawn. Also mentions going to Spinning’s for bicycle repairs.
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