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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1904
Page
4
Postal informally notes the Seattle Star offices at 1209 Seventh Avenue and Sunset Main layout. Mentions advertising agency Ballard Ave, and subscription expiration notices printed on address labels. Contains a Swift quotation about two ears of corn versus politicians.
The Star accuses Mr. De Bruler of procrastination in handling police court appeals arguing the higher court is not to blame. It contends his city attorney office and its partners stall cases to avoid fines and imprisonment, urging him to get busy.
An editorial mocks the Republican county central committee for exploiting an aging figure described as a stalking horse and a symbolic Lake Washington canal scene. It lampoons the outdated candidate duo, compares them to a wooden horse, and notes a Democratic donor’s mixed sentiments about Roosevelt’s legacy.
A passenger on the first New York subway trains was robbed of a $500 scarf pin. A New York paper notes a dinner party hosted by Charles M. Schwab. It adds a claim that Yale football adopts short hair as a new look for its players.
The Baltimore Star reports Parker appears safe in Maryland with Democrats counting on the white vote amid debates over the negro question. It notes gold Democrats back Parker, Sidney Mudd’s bid in the Fifth district, and ballot tricks seen in past elections as voters face a nonpartisan Australian ballot and educational campaigns to find Mudd’s name.
A collage of disjoint items appears including theater chatter, legal mentions, political rhymes, and local notices. The page riffs on shows at the Alcazar, army pajama orders, and diary-like quips from readers and columnists across towns.
The Portland weather office alerts Seattle to hoist the warning as high southwest winds approach. A man from Winchester named M. M. Austin acted in the hour of need to help his wife with Dr. King's New Life Pills, bringing her relief and cure.
Liberals won in British Columbia with George Riley elected in Victoria and Ralph Smith returning in Nanaimo district. The Laurier government held a 70 seat majority in the 214 member House of Commons as Robert Borden lost in his Nova Scotia constituency. Vancouver elected Liberal R. G. MacPherson.
The city school board will hold elections next Monday November 7 to fill vacancies. Incumbents Charles Patterson and James B. Galbraith have terms expiring. Patterson will retire after seven years of service.
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