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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1904
Page
4
The writer urges Mayor Ballinger to require systematic pistol practice for police. They argue a staged pistol battle at thirty paces would be a strong news story and a warning to highwaymen, preferring real six shooters over popguns and improved gun training.
The Polish American community, numbering about two million, issues a ringing sympathy note for Japan in the Far East. They condemn Russian oppression, call for liberty and human rights, and express unwavering support for Japan while lamenting Poland’s lack of freedom under Russia.
Superior Judge Bell denounces rising highway robbery in Beatie and Seattle calling for the death penalty for stick up men if the law permits. He notes several convicts receive long penitentiary terms but crime persists, urging decisive action and night precautions for residents. Judge Tallman aligns with this stance, citing harsher sentences for habitual criminals and noting Allison’s Villard Bar hold up. The Seattle Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Infirmary ad follows.
Druce and Vandeleur investigate a poisoning attempt on Professor Prossi and probe who supplied his morning milk. Suspicions center on Madame Bara as a possible organizer, while Donna Marta's engagement to Prossi heightens tension. Vandeleur presses for the professor to reveal his secret as the case tightens around a dangerous conspirator.
In a London drawing room, Vandereur and Cruce corner a conflict among Madame Sara Donna Marta and Donna Maria as conspiratorial plans unfold. Madame Sara and the young cousin Donna Marta mingle with a glittering crowd while questions of invention, motive, and revenge simmer unseen.
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