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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1903
Page
2
Public notice from the Seattle Star Publishing Company details offices in New York Chicago and Seattle and subscription rates and delivery terms. It instructs subscribers to notify address changes and explains how expiration dates appear on the address label.
In St. Louis, City Court Attorney Folk declines a 15000 gift from grateful citizens after pursuing graft cases against municipal boodlers. Critics mock his stance while supporters hail his ethic as a standout in Missouri politics. Col Butler and Charles Kelly condemn the decision as foolhardy.
A prominent lady, Mrs John G Carlisle, sat on an asphalt stretch on Fifth Avenue near Thirty Fourth Street, cradling a dying horse with a broken blood vessel in public view. Onlookers judged the scene improper yet humane as she comforted the animal amid social scrutiny and mixed reactions.
McEwen the Hypnotist and Scottish magician Kyp McEwen appear at the Ell next week. Our New Minister is scheduled for tomorrow at the Grand. Our New will be presented. The Grand ends its run with A Night Off at Seattle theater, starting with tomorrow matinee, a tabledrama.
Minneapolis report states ex mayor Ames, recently convicted of bribery and extortion, given a six year term in the penitentiary. The article notes a small payment amount and references the Lumber Exchange building at Second Avenue and Seneca, but details are unclear.
Brigadier Etienne Gerard recalls meeting Napoleon who reveals a perilous Corsican brotherhood plot. The emperor explains a choose between fate and exposure, ordering a plan to erase the affair with Marmelukes while testing Gerard's loyalty and restraint.
A garbled report from Salt Lake City claims telegraph operator Joseph Mande was arrested for plotting against President Roosevelt. Authorities rebut the tale as unfounded while Prof. Robertson of New York is oddly cited in the confusion.
Fragmentary notice references steps to stall alone and a president’s arrival, with unreadable OCR characters and no identifiable names or events to verify.
Frank Taunts reports J. T. Johnson, social marine engineer, believed to have starved en route between Valden Chestochena after leaving Chew to chena. Only trace found weeks later is his gun and blankets. sale of junk waste noted at Toklas Mingermean Co. lumber house corner Bevend avenue and Beneca.
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