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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1910
Page
8
In Lisbon on November 5 the new administration ordered the release of all political prisoners. The action marks a swift shift in policy as authorities move to ease political tensions and signals a broader transition in Portugal's governance.
Charles L. Carey once a 16 year old beanpole now weighs 362 pounds and must span eight yards of cloth for a suit. He works daily on his Windsor area farm and eats sparingly yet remains the state’s heaviest man. He plans no change in diet or labor despite his size.
The Charlton extradition case file was sent to the state department for decision on possible extradition. No action will be taken until Secretary Knox returns next month.
United States Senator Albert J. Beveridge will conclude his campaign in Indianapolis with a rally tonight at Tomlinson hall. The event marks a final push before the election as Beveridge seeks support ahead of votes.
Delegate James Wickersham of Alaska and F T Congdon, Yukon MP and former governor, were guests of honor at a reception at the Arctic Club last night. About 400 people attended as Alaska was the main topic of discussion and a vaudeville program followed the speeches.
Reg J. A. Sigurdsson, chief deputy county clerk, presided as cigars were passed around yesterday marking the latest birth in the family, the fourth boy in line.
Nuggets range from Guy Fawkes arrest and treason lore to Seattle court cases, divorces, and city council moves. Mentions of Fr. Partridge in Cincinnati, Miss McMechan, and local sermons, taxes, and charity events outline a mosaic of public life and scattered legal outcomes.
An envelope addressed To Mr Deonla Mullen White River Washington territory United States of America was found at the Seattle post office. The oldest was not found until the letter had circulated between Seattle Auburn and Kent. It originated from Tuam Baglan.
W. L. Bilger and other Hunt's Point interests won an injunction in Olympia to halt further digging on the Lake Washington canal. Attorney Thos Meade says they will not obstruct flood relief and are willing to open gates while the injunction stands, provided they are compensated if the lake level lowers. Supreme Court hearing on the injunction is set for Monday.
George F. Cotterill James F. Momoee and Robert Bridges spoke at a Dreamland pavilion meeting on the King County harbor bond issue detailing how the Lake Washington canal Renton improvement and Duwamish waterway reinforce each other. They argued the projects boost property values and tax income to cover principal interest and reduce general taxes.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt reaches Chicago by Rock Island line and departs on Lake Shore at 8:44 for Toledo to quicken to Cleveland with a string of brief platform speeches along the route.
Edwin J. Brown, D D S, argues against a dental board and society pact that he says forces dentists to follow costly rules and reduces patient choice. He claims his practice offers half the standard fees with guaranteed, painless work and denounces a powerful dental cartel. Brown advertises free exams and low prices from his Union block office at 718 First Avenue, calling attention to late hours for workers.
A dense OCR of multiple M C M branded groceries and soap sellers across numerous city blocks. The list includes addresses such as 42nd St Bruer iams Co 4201-4203 Prem av and 2101 14th av with varied phone exchanges North 26 North 21 North 2525 andInd. 997.
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