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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1904
Page
7
A fragmented ad style notice claims a safe remedy for heart and nerve distress with promises of cure. The text asserts personal testimony of a doctor’s approval and mentions a remedy that supposedly improves breathing and heart health.
The Harmony Club appointed a five member committee to probe charges against L N Rosenbaum a committee chair and club leaders accuse him of insult and attempted blackmail while he denounces Jewish loyalty and accuses officers of selling endorsements to Republican candidates for money in a heated meeting sparking calls for justice and resignation.
A local report states that a number of Japanese have been massacred in Vladivostok district and that the Japanese government has entered a protest. Separately, the funeral for infant son of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo D Sadler will be held tomorrow at 10 AM from their Wall Street home.
The Republican city campaign closed with a big rally at the Seattle theater while Democrats held a smaller meeting at the Third Avenue theater auditorium. D. G. Wooten spoke at Pioneer square earlier as rain drove crowds away. Judge Ballinger, Colonel Dalton and others led speeches at the Seattle theater.
The scene features Republican backing for Ballinger, calls for unity, and park amendment debate. Mayor Humes defends his administration while Democrats rally. Senator Wooten criticizes Ballinger Ballard dredging, warning of delays to the Take Washington canal project.
Wholesale prices and stock items listed by a regional market. Includes vegetables meats fruit dairy and grains with prices per ton per box per pound and daily sale mentions at Beattie Grant’s Cafe and Maison Bar Port Becond and James.
New York March 8 Over 6 000 building trades laborers struck this morning seeking a 10 hour day with higher pay. Building operations could be seriously crippled unless the dispute is quickly settled.
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