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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1904

Page

2

General Miles Foresees Massacre at Port Arthur Finish

American General Nelson A Miles writes on the siege at Port Arthur, comparing it to Troy and other historic conflicts. He predicts Russia and Japan could field millions by spring, with disease as deadly as bullets and peace unlikely soon.

Miles Fears Port Arthur Nelsons A. Miles Bo Long Troy Babylon Carthage Jerusalem Constantinople Sevastopol Plevna Vicksburg Richmond Mets Paria Stoes Bich Tvere Hall Jehal Oyama Siberia

Whalers Claim Pay Shortage From Northwest Steamship

Four whalers led by James Trimmins allege Northwest Steamship officials cheated them out of six months of Arctic work aboard the Barbara Hemester. They say the crew signed under questionable terms and received only a few dollars while owed hundreds, ending in destitution at the Labor Exchange.

James Trimmina Oscar Soren Patrick Kelly Paul Miller Northwestern Steameahip Company Barbara Herwater Arctic Labor Exchange Washington Street James Trimmins Barbara Hemster Trimmings New York Trimmine Oae Trimmins Peri Perl George Millan Millas M. M. Perl Northwestern Steamship Company Barbara Hemester Far Northwest Siberia Northeast Siberia Company United States J. D. Trenholm Trimmina Trenholm

Thoughtful Man Helps Wife With New Life Pills Cure

A Winchester man named M. M. Austin used Dr. King’s New Life Pills for his wife who suffered from an unusual stomach and liver trouble. Physicians could not help her but she found relief and was cured at G. O. Guy, Inc. drug store at Second Avenue and Yesler Way.

M. M. Austin Winchester Ind Sach Dr. King G. O. Guy, Inc Second Avenue Yesler Way

Berger Socialist Elected to Congress from Wisconsin

Victor L. Berger elected to the U.S. House from Wisconsin's Fifth District becoming the first socialist congressman in American history. A Milwaukee native and former German teacher, he helped convert Eugene V. Debs to socialism and led labor movement activities with AFL ties.

Milwaukee Wis Victor L. Berger Wisconsin Socialist Party America United States Eugene V. Debs Mr. Berger Austria Popullar Movement Mayor Rose American Federation of Labor

Tom Humes Claiming He Was The One Legally Elected

The tale recalls Tom Humes arguing in the territorial legislature that he was the sole legally elected member, amid debates on women's suffrage and votes cast. He challenged the house with a theatrical point of order, asserting no legal impediment existed for him to address the chamber.

Thomas J. Story Apeskeger House Flr Tom Humes Mel Tom Hunter Humes State Supreme Court Mr. Speaker Ward

Walters Named Chief by Nespelem Indians

Albert Walters, friend of Chief Joseph, chosen to head the Nespelem tribe after Joseph’s death. He will serve until next June when a permanent successor is selected at a large council. Captains Webster and Tahuke attended the multiple two day councils at Nespelem and Omak before Walters’s designation.

Nespelem Wash Albert Walters Joseph John McA. Webster Colville Reservation Miles Webster Peo Peo Tahuke Omak

Asylum Sought for Dope Fiends in Seattle Reform Debate

Chief Delancey urges an asylum for drug addicts as a humane solution, citing cured cases from confinement and abstinence. He argues current jailing fails to break the habit, describes a pilot hospital setup for a notorious local, and highlights the need for focused treatment over punishment.

Electric Hitters Rescue Man From Grave Warning

John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a severe illness with jaundiced skin red eyes and weight loss. After three doctors gave up, he found relief using Electric Hitters, reporting improvement after three weeks and claiming he escaped death. The ad touts 60 cents at G. O. Guy Inc store Second Avenue and Yesler.

John Oliver Philadelphia G. O. Guy, Inc Second Avenue Yesier

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