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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1903
Page
3
A fashion guidance piece warns stylish women about garments to avoid such as Monte Carlo jackets and trains, and endorses natural figures. It advises against overdecorative hair, heavy beading, and cosmetics, urging clean skin, proper undergarments, and modest silhouettes.
Native organizations from across the country gather in New Orleans for the National Council of Women meeting. Notable speakers include Mary Lowe Dickinson Anna Howard Shaw and Susan B Anthony as delegates report on five departments and progress. The event continues with sessions and a Palm Garden reception at the St. Charles hotel.
The fragment mentions a revolutionary leader and a political figure linked to the presidency and cabinet roles. It notes ongoing efforts to secure or retain power amid a difficult election climate with indications of a forthcoming result. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or places.
Ann Arbor Mich March 4 Today the week closes with several educational conferences of note. The spring gatherings include the Mick an Schoolmasters Club and other Michigan events. The classical conference opens in the morning with Francis W Kelsey of the University of Michigan as chair and Prof W J Manty of Missouri presiding in the afternoon.
Washington reports Mrs Roosevelt and party booked for a ten day voyage aboard the Mayflower. The excursion down to the Potomac and Chesapeake bay and out to the Atlantic will begin soon after departure from Washington. The party will include the Roosevelt children except Alice Roosevelt.
The Duke of Cambridge turns ninety four today in London, adding to a royal lineage that includes Queen Victoria and the Duke of Cumberland who lived to eighty one. A veteran soldier and long time House of Lords member, he helped welcome foreign dignitaries during the coronation era. The Duke is among the longest serving peers, with Richmond and Norfolk also noted for long tenure in the Lords.
Cleveland March 81 Special Correspondence reports K G Thilias the famed amateur trainer holds multiple homes and a guest stable of about 16 harness racers. He plans ante-season training at Henville track en route to major competitions in New York Memphis and Chicago.
Special Correspondent reports Emile Baslt, called the Mitchell of France, as leader of the coal miners. He kept unions in hand during strikes, enforced rules to curb unrest, and won respect for pursuing grievances lawfully. Born 1804, he serves as mayor and is influential in the national chamber, with Gaures as a colleague signaling growing labor strength.
A partial text mentions Cleveland and Billings in a social context with remarks on civility and charm. The fragment references a “prince of men” and a tone of admiration, but the broader event or story remains unclear from the readable lines.
Members from all parts of Virginia gather at Damilis for the annual state conference of the Epworth League. The program is arranged with time for general discussion and officer reports show membership steadily increasing across quarters.
Local theater reviewer lauds John Griffith and a balanced company in Copcare's Macbeth at the Third Avenue theater. Louise Ripley as Lady Macbeth and Warren Conlan as Macduff receive praise. the production, scenery, and acting are noted as strong for Seattle this season. The Grand and other acts fill the week with Montana or Arizona attractions and moving pictures supplement the bill.
Pia Ormond reports that a major automobile meet arranged by the Daytona Automobile Club will feature high power cars racing along a 100 mile beach course from here to Daytona. Enthusiasts from New York Cleveland Detroit and Chicago have gathered to attempt new records as the event unfolds over the next day or two with experimental runs already completing.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Arthur M. Ralston linked to Waukegan and a move toward Beattie. It cites Capitol Mill and a $3500 payment by The Moore Investment Company and references a grand estate view and Western city contrasts, but details are garbled.
The Ching Commercial Teanship Company launches a new Paritic service to Yokohama tomorrow. The firm anticipates large business moving goods from China to Mexico aboard its ships.
Brief town note reports a Wednesday evening event on Ranke Street with admission trackers and a crowd expected to gather. The fragment hints at a local trade or gait activity with unclear details about participants or venue.
Heralded in the Hietel Region report, Major-General Hector MacDonald died by his own hand. Letters from several prominent Ceylon figures expressed sympathy and belief in his innocence. The body will be coffined tomorrow and sent to London.
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