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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1904
Page
5
The article describes jubilant scenes as new Japanese cruisers arrive. The Mikado honors the officers of the vessels with priceless gifts, signaling anticipated prowess against distant sea forces and hinting at competition with the Great White Czar's fleet.
Special Commissioner W B Colver reports Japan greets the Kasuga and Nisehin, fast 17 to 18 knot armoured ships bought from Armstrong Whitworth. Officers, crews, and Lt Boyle are feted in Yokohama and Tokyo with garden parties and a banquet. The mikado rewards Hoyle and Captains Lea and Poynter with high orders and gifts.
Officials described the emperor's health and vigor while officers and crew of two ships are sent home at Japan's expense. A district sent 315 in funds to a relief effort, showing support from people living on two cents a day. Local postmasters and community leaders convened a gathering with election of officers for the group.
The territorial Republican convention convened here with full attendance to select delegates for the Chicago meeting. Resolutions urging President Roosevelt's renomination are expected to be adopted. Grand opening announced for Hanley and Kringer on Saturday the 19th at 1616 Second Ave. Repairs available at Aspinnings for tire and related services.
Five divorce suits were filed in the superior court yesterday afternoon. Plaintiffs include Jacob Becker vs Margaret Becker and R N Knight vs Mary C Knight among others. A separate case, J M Dixon vs Jay Dixon, cites cruelty as the grounds. A testimonial notes Bucklen's Arnica Gelve curing a leg ulcer and skin issues, sold at G O Guy & Co, Grug store.
Fourth class postmasters of this county met at the Chamber of Commerce yesterday afternoon and formed an organization to be affiliated with the Postal Fourth Class League. About fifty members attended and plans were laid for future activities and meetings.
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