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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1903
Page
2
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A contemporary portrait argues Roosevelt surpasses prior presidents in shaping American life with steady character and stirring rhetoric. It distinguishes a statesman who elevates public spirit from a mere politician and credits him with mobilizing citizens to act beyond formal powers.
In a novel use of an injunction, Isaac Tennant is barred from uttering Amen in Mount Gilead church services in Tenae Tennant Ohio. Tennant vows to appeal, arguing the ruling infringes religious practice and prior custom of vocal Amen responses.
A satirical take questions Mayor Humes and Chief Sullivan accusing them of ignorance on city issues. It notes the grand jury’s finding about poker games at the Beattiloc hotel and mocks officials for lacking practical knowledge while praising honest governance.
King County senators clashed in a Preston Ankeny struggle and refused to confirm Editor Diethen as state university regent. The incident drew public attention to their dented reputations and left a sting in the paper’s editorial pages.
J Preston, the so called Mysterious Kid, was arrested this morning by Patrolmen Scheneman and Muff. Lilian McClure, believed to be living Preston, was also taken into custody. Preston, known for avoiding work and alleged to have wealthy supporters, has baffled police for years. He has refused to talk to officers despite repeated interrogations and has a prior record of arrests with no proven charges. Both suspects were booked and released on $25 bonds.
The article chronicles rising young star Mine ONeill in Ban Princes, a world tour, and her next appearance in a Clyde Pitch play at Beattie Theater. It surveys upcoming productions at three venues including The Three Nats at Beattie Theater and One Touch of Nature. It notes Ram Morris at Third Avenue Theater and a Madison Theater bill with Hewitt Perse and others, plus a Grand program featuring Kate Claxton and The Cowboy and the Lady, framing a busy Seattle theater week.
A Chicago society woman faces a diamond theft charge tied to a case at the Gross home. Diamonds valued at 350 were involved as the suspect Mire. remains in custody pending a postponed hearing. The accuser Mere Strom vows to press the case with witnesses from a jewelry store.
Francisco, March 1. Conference opens on baseball future with rival leagues and factions facing possible war or peace. Presidents Duckey and Beaton convene with Lucas and Metlosky among attendees as talks proceed.
Market activity shows equilibrium with steady receipts and sales for most items. Cabbage remains scarce while beef demand weak. prices for various cuts and regional vegetables such as California green peas are listed with limited details.
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