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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1904

Page

7

Carpet deals in new and second-hand rugs

Local shop advertises a wide selection of carpets in both raw and Brussels finishes. Offers encompass new and second-hand options to suit homes and offices.

Ineraln Brussels

Dream Girls and a global dispatches roundup

A collage of quirky 1910s wire items notes Dream Girls and Mormon Russia, ten thousand silver rabbits feet sent to Russian troops, the czar declining to intervene in the Hearat campaign, Baikal meals reported, and a Vladimirostok quip about life as a stage.

Port Arthur ST. Petersburg Roosevelt

Hiawatha Quests Flint for Arrow Heads

In a Sioux themed scene Hiawatha and his prospective father in law are ariting before a tepee. They search for flints over the ridge and find several quarts. The Arrow Maker jokes about Minnehaha as Hiawatha falls silent.

Hiawatha

Fashion Luttior Reports Sweet New Styles for Girls in 1964

In New York on March 18 1964 a soft pink jacket trimmed with broad black braid and a chenille colored skirt with blue cord and magenta velvet loops are surveyed as the season’s charming trend for young girls. A pear shaped hat and a note on a convulsed public scene follow the style chatter.

New York Fifth Avenue Hia. Com

Echoes From Battyland and Oddities in Verse

A collage of quips and comic vignettes parades through playful lines. A mischievous rooster tale, misidentified figures, waxlike beauty, and humor about wives, wealth, and farm life mingle with poems and wry city observations.

Wise declines to discuss sightseing in Parte

Josh Wise spent the day in Parte and most of the night seeing sights. He refuses to answer questions from reporters saying he will not speak for publication while in the country. When asked if he will write a book after returning to the United States he says he may not.

Josh Wise United States Joan

Deadly explosive device injures seven near police chief home

A dynamite device exploded outside the police commissioner’s house in LIDGE on March 14. Seven men were injured, four seriously. Major Papin died from his injuries while Abbe Lemmens, chaplain at Tego hospital, is among the injured.

Funston Skeptical On Copper River Distress Report

Vancouver March 18 General Frederick Funston commander of the department of the Columbia doubts the Indian distress report from Copper River Alaska. He cites Fort Liscum officers who would have reported worse conditions and orders Lt Wetherell to relay true conditions while preparing rapid relief if needed from Fort Liscum.

Vancouver Iyeadier Frederick Funston Department of the Columbia War Department Copper River Alaska Funston Funetonays Fort Liscum Wetherell Thirteenth Infantry

Wood confirmation debated over jai alai game

Washington March 1 The Senate committee on military affairs spent over an hour studying the Cuban game jai alai as part of the Wood confirmation. The panel found that permitting a jai alai company to operate and play the game would not reflect badly on General Wood or provide grounds for opposition to his appointment as major general.

Washington General Wood Benatore Wood Committee On Military Affaires War Department Jalalal

Soldiers Walk From Baikal En Route to New Front

From Lake Baikal reports indicate large numbers of soldiers are marching on foot in a steady, orderly fashion toward a distant front line. They prefer walking to train travel as they move a measured distance, with work ahead expected two weeks to break fire lines and force a channel.

Ingenuity Discouraged In Spokane Train Cooling

Spokane March 1 Trainmen using primitive journal cooling methods have been warned by Northern Pacific officials. Dripping water from suspended buckets to cool journals is banned as harmful to steel axles. A cooling apparatus maker, disputing the practice as patent infringement, may sue if the methods continue.

Spokane Northern Pacific

Rescue planned for a buried Northern Pacific safe

March 18 new effort aims to recover a Northern Pacific safe that sank with a freight warehouse into the bay on November 2% at the Flyer dock area. The safe reportedly held about 2100 in cash and checks now worthless. Archie McL Hawks, consulting engineer, advertises the recovery project from his Berlin building office.

Tacoma Northern Pacific Wafe Northern Pacific Flyer Archie McL Hawks Berlin Building

Adopted the Seattle Plan in Meltingham Council Vote

In a special meeting the Meltingham city council voted 10 to 1 to use water power at Whatcom Falls mill for lighting via a city owned plant. The light committee will seek plans and submit options. bids for installation will follow after review. Mayor Diack opposed municipal ownership but said residents favor it.

Bullingiam Meltingham Whatcom Falla Diack

Washington Tankers set June convention in Walla Walla

The Washington State Tankers Association will hold its annual convention in Walla Walla on June 16 17 and 18. W D Vincent cashier of the Old National Bank sent a letter from Secretary P C Kaufman of Tacoma confirming the dates. Executive council member BE Coman of Colfax and others traveled to cities to finalize plans for the meeting.

Spokane Washington State Tankers’ Association Walla Walla W. D. Vincent Old National Bank P. C. Kaufman Tacoma

Notice to Subscribers for Late The Star Delivery

If your copy of The Star does not arrive by 6 90 o'clock, telephone Suneet Main 108 of Independent 112% between 6 00 and 6 36, and a copy will be sent at once by special messenger.

Suneet Main Epecial Monsenger

Worse Than IE Merger

Discussion of dissolving the Northern Securities Company raises concerns that former merger stocks could leave Harriman Kuhn loeb capitalists with near total control of Northern Pacific and Chicago Burlington & Quincy railroads. No official dissolution plan announced yet. Call for "smooth Mike" at Tom Willian address.

New York Northern Securities Company I Wan Harriman Kuhn-loeb Capitalista Sayatema Securities Company Tom Willian First Avenue Moore

Nothing Doing Scrippe News Aran

An official notification from Aldershot states that no officer requesting leave of absence to go to Japan China Korea Manchuria has been entertained. A rest dinner in Seattle with burgundy at Maison Berberis is noted along with a price of 91.00.

Aldershot Japan China Korea Manchuria Seattle Fanternes Burgundy Maison Berberis James

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