Wilson Ten Resigns Amid Cabinet Shuffle
Unclear text suggests Wilson plans resignation amid cabinet changes. Reports mention pressure from allies and possible successor Pinechot, with confirmation of the move not yet finalized as March approaches.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
3
Unclear text suggests Wilson plans resignation amid cabinet changes. Reports mention pressure from allies and possible successor Pinechot, with confirmation of the move not yet finalized as March approaches.
United Press reports in May that Vier Press will open a campaign event in Meadey Auditorium. The story notes Joseph B. Kealing, United attorney at Indian ate, and mentions Washington sources saying the Republican press nomination was reconsidered.
An attempted bombing case was reported with a car bomb aimed at a location, injuring four passengers as authorities investigated the explosive device. Police traced circulars and notes suggesting Indian involvement and the suspect was linked to the attack.
A graveyard mystery from Indiana unfolds as investigators seek the origin of a body found in a grave. Officials, including Philip Snyder of Lak, pursue clues amid similarities to a prior case in Lake county, with no solid lead yet.
Fragmentary text mentions battleships near Pier 3 and a round trip concept. No clear dates or organizations are readable. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise summary.
An advertising notice describes a sale of garments including Women's Pure White High Neck and Long sleeves, plus vests and other lines. It highlights Swiss, Nainsook and Hamburg Embroidery with eyelet and floral designs in widths from 2 to 6 inches, with yard values and comped items made from Illinois broom corn.
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