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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1903
Page
7
President Roosevelt handles routine work and reads aboard his train despite many unscheduled stops. He greets crowds at rear platform, grants brief talks to local officials, and adjusts plans to accommodate constituents, gaining support along the journey.
At Wright park Secretary of the Navy Moody shares a light moment when a spectator mistook him for Colman the Associated Press correspondent. The man’s reverence turns to introductions as the carriages arrive, leaving Moody amused by the confusion. An unrelated hotel incident involving a suspicious hotel guest prompted secret service surveillance before the president’s banquet.
Report notes President Roosevelt preserves Sundays as his own day during a cross country tour. No public business or plans are disclosed, with the president riding, driving, or meeting friends at will. The routine is kept private, except for occasional brief communications from the secretary.
Navy Surgeon General Risey travels with the president's party, treating hoarseness with throat applications and dispensing medicines from a small apothecary. Even amid travel strains he remains in high demand, with Johnson among the ill and the group relying on his medical attention daily.
A proposed electric road would connect Montreal and New York City with Chicago backed capital from Boston and New York. The project aims to link regional trolleys across the Berkshires and eastern New York toward Vermont along the Hudson and Lake Champlain shores.
The Belgian state orders an electric autocar from the International Bleep Car Co for use between Brussels and Ostend starting August. The vehicle seats four and marks a shift from steam to gasoline and electric propulsion, with trials in France and England showing faster speeds and waterless operation. Northern Railway of England builds two self powered cars with on board power plants for suburban service, capable of 62 passengers and speeds near 80 mph.
A spectacular runaway wagon on Spr street near Marion street threatened many lives. Linton acted swiftly stopping the team before any fatalities as a freight train moved through the crowded waterfront area. A wheel tore loose near Columbia street and a spectator was injured, but bystanders cheered Linton for his brave aid.
In Everett Washington today the mayor referenced a pardon by President Roosevelt. The event involves an Oklahoma deputy marshal and a person killed. attorney statements frame the ruling and sentencing context.
Fragmentary copy details a London based chancellor of the exchequer figure described as well versed in finance and business training. The text notes birthplace and education hints but remains incomplete with missing portions and dates.
The text outlines Hon T Retchin’s long service in government since 1985, noting roles such as secretary to the admiralty, president of the Trade and Government boards, and home secretary. It mentions his influence on private and public sectors and his involvement in land and reform measures.
Round trip fare of two dollars for the Victoria Day event in Victoria British Columbia. The notice references travel from 606 First Avenue and lists a transportation offer for the celebration on May 25.
Reported remnants of a presidential tour through New Mexico detail gifts loaded onto the train. Indians from pueblos present belts baskets pottery and a Navajo blanket while a horsehair bridle and other items are described as the spoils of the journey. The president reportedly refuses a horse thief's bridle yet it ends up aboard the car. The piece notes potential museum transfer and the value of inscribed plates promising a "Freedom of the City" honor.
A historical account recalls the first international yacht race of 1851 won by an American yacht amid royal spectators. The piece traces further defenses and challengers through 1876 1881 1886 1893 and highlights designers such as Watson and Herreshoff with vessels like America Genesta Mayflower Galatea Vigilant and more.
The article recalls historic Cup challenges from Cambria to Livonia and Valkyrie II, noting Lipton, Dunraven, and the New York Yacht Club. It discusses American and British tensions, race tactics, and the secret of faster boats behind the ongoing competition.
The article praises Bert and Vigilant in yacht racing at Shamrock Ill, noting strong crews like Columbia and Rediance with confident expectations of victory. Captain Harr is portrayed as a shrewd, tactful yachtsman who knows racing well and has built a solid record beyond major events. Roosevelt slated to arrive Everett tonight to a featured Z C Miler & Piper Co electrical display at their main store.
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