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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
5
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia, sour stomach, gas, and indigestion. It argues that only proper food digestion matters, not tonics or cathartics, and claims regular use after meals prevents indigestion and aids assimilation for both ill and healthy readers.
Cheap city lots offered by owner James Bothwell near Ross, two blocks east of the West Queen Anne car line. Easy terms if you inquire with the owner.
Advertises $500 worth of fruit and 16 000 rose bushes per acre in Garden of Eden Addition with daily excursions from Rainier Beach. Prices start at $36 per acre and 110 cents daily terms. Offers 5 000 plants and 16 000 rose bushes to buyers and invites immediate visits or calls to owner C.D. Rooms 12 3 Times.
The article portrays Marshal Oyama as a fighter and keen art patron with a refined Japanese- Chinese collection at a Tokio suburb home. It highlights Satematsu Yamakena, known at Vassar, described as bright and playful, who lived in New Haven and at Vassar during 12 years in America. The piece notes Oyama’s family, including two boys at naval schools abroad, and their past hardships and training.
Upon returning to Japan she becomes a devoted relief organizer based in a Tokio suburb, married to Oyama. A Christian who speaks multiple languages, she funds and ships comfort bags valued at 26000 dollars to front-line troops, visiting hospitals with fellow rank ladies.
The marchioness and her Aidau clan members served Shogun forces during Japan’s clash with the emperor. In 1868 amid the restoration war they stood in Wakamatea as imperial forces tightened the siege. Women and children were evacuated by cart through the fighting.
St Louis police court held a crowded session with eighty eight Chinese men and spectators. Thirty one faced charges of tan tan gambling while nineteen were chosen for trial and others were sent away amid confusion and misidentification.
Walla Walla March 141 H B Kershaw late manager of the Walla Walla office of the defunct Coe Commission company and a grain figure was arrested at Pendleton on larceny by bailee for allegedly misappropriating 703 sacks of wheat. Bound over to the circuit court in $1000 bond. Also notes a Pierce of Tacoma based firm and seven year old transfer. ST. PETERSBURG March 31 The American embassy denies Roosevelt mediation reports.
A St Louis man Lewald in Berlin plans a gift book for Kaiser Wilhelm II featuring portraits of the four prettiest women in St Louis. The book’s binding and photos were superb but one husband, honored as a chevalier, has repulsed the decoration, leaving Lewald to decide whether to tear out a portrait or suppress the volume.
A Fourth ward committee discussed drawing new precincts and will soon forward a recommendation to Councilman Cole. Members include Dr J L Neagle J F McLean G F Russell Fred Sawyer D B Trefethes and Frank Kelley. Former Senator John L Whilesen urged keeping precincts small to avoid future division. Last general election registrations by precinct were First 238 Second 58 Third 188 Fourth 362 Fifth 336 Stath 865.
The torpedo boat Hiddsborough conducted a post noon trial on Elliott Bay. It executed multiple steering tests off Al-El Point at 1 18 PM then turned toward Weet Point lighthouse and moved southerly toward Tacoma. Earlier reports said Hiddsborough would start with a preliminary run before progressing to Juan Pu en, Cape Flattery, and return.
R P Ober, general agent for the North Pacific railroad refrigerator line, arrived Thursday morning to survey eastern Washington fruit prospects. He praised the outlook as very good, predicting a larger crop than last year, with Puyallup likely to be a top producer though some eastern towns faced frost damage. Ober plans a short visit then to Portland before returning east.
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