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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1904
Page
8
Adolph, the sole survivor of the Weber family, is identified in a Nov 14 report from The Newsmen Cal as the continuing figure in a case accusing Young Weber.
Readable notes describe Heady's Barber Shop offering manicures and nail care services. The item emphasizes grooming and local shop availability for manicures alongside standard barber services.
A man was arrested on a warrant after leaving the witness stand at a coroner’s inquest into the massacre of a father, mother, daughter and a beaten son. The family was found shot and parts of their bodies cremated in a fire started by the killer.
Mukden dispatch reports the village of Vuchanin was attacked on the night of November 12 by Japanese forces and repulsed with light losses to the attackers. The report notes limited damage and no immediate details on casualties or strategic impact.
Occasional artillery firing was reported along the line on Saturday as tensions or skirmishes persisted in the area. The brief description notes intermittent shelling and ongoing military activity without detailing casualties or specific locations.
Early returns indicate Maryland will split its electoral votes with Roosevelt and Pairbanks receiving one vote and Parker and Davia seven. Missouri is described as leaning Republican with eighteen votes, while the overall slate favors Roosevelt and Palrtmanky.
C. W. Johnson of Chicago says the new union depot will be completed a year from January. He has the contract and will begin work this week after a finished foundation. The depot will be the finest west of St. Paul, with a 260 foot tower and four 15 foot clocks. Exterior brick with granite trim and quartered oak finish.
Ber News reports in Petersburg on November 14 that the czar endorses the double tracking of the Siberian railroad. A start-up budget of five million dollars is allocated to launch the project.
Elab orate preparations are underway to safeguard President Roosevelt as he plans to visit the St Louis exposition, with local authorities coordinating protective measures and crowd control for the event. The article notes heightened security and logistics ahead of the president’s appearance.
London reports no confirmation of General Kuroki's death as of November 14. The report notes uncertainty and awaits official word from Japanese or allied sources about the veteran commander's fate amid ongoing conflicts.
The newly appointed German vice consul to Seattle answers inquiries from The Mirror and says he is temporarily located at the Harrington Hotel while permanent headquarters have not yet been selected.
H Wirt Steele, secretary of the Charity Organization society, has tendered and been accepted for resignation. He cites failing health and plans rest on his Huntington Iowa farm. The Star exposure of methods influenced his departure and a permanent resignation is announced with no current plan for a new secretary. Rain proof hunting coats available at The Rubber Store 714 let Ave.
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