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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1904
Page
4
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Kenneth Mackintosh names John F. Miller as chief deputy amid criticism and satire about reforms and future policy. The column jokes about crime, politics, and a string of unrelated items from Leeds anti corset league to a New York court clash over a matrimonial agency and a gold heist on an elevated train.
A jumble of cultural quips and headlines recounts mock endorsements and satirical lines. The piece mentions Lydia Pinkham, a New York inventor of long-range guns, a Niagara incident, a St. Paul domestic tale, and a refrain about a soldier lad, all presented in a breezy, editorial tone.
Two Canadian lacrosse men have joined Seattle with likely roles on the local team next season. Tonel Yorke, noted for It's toppy, and HMN Brooks & Co. at 1381 td Avenue are involved in the move.
Two players from Vancouver, Yorke and Cameron, join Seattle and strengthen the home lineup. O Bien of Montreal and Bowell of Chicago are also noted. Seattle plans a lacrosse team in 1906, aiming to challenge British Columbia while predicting Canucks losses before the season starts.
Nan Patterson, the actress on trial for the alleged killing of Caesar Young, writes a life record in her cell from the time she met Young to her arrest. She fears Young's friends may seek revenge by pushing for the electric chair. Patterson will self-serve today and tomorrow to prepare for Monday's trial when ADA Raw outlines the state's case.
Everyone should own a piano as pleasant music aids homes and children. The ad offers a good instrument from six dollars per month or twenty cents daily, inviting passersby to view a large stocked selection of leading makes and other small musical instruments.
Dabney Woodhouse announces expanded sale as it moves to a larger sixth avenue Pine Street warehouse. The firm offers a large stock of Charter Oak Ranges including Ohio Garland St. Clair Bridge Reach Jewell Star Fetate Maleatic Buck some used, at big savings. They advertise both second hand and new goods and invite customers to inspect in person.
Weather bulletin notes a storm off the Washington coast moving eastward toward the region. Winds shift to the southwest this afternoon and tonight as the system nears land.
Constantinople November 19 The Italian government has told Prince George of Greece to cease agitation for Crete Greece union or Italy will move to compel him to resign his high commissioner post in Crete.
The Cooks and Walters union issues a statement about grievances at the Bis marck cafe. They accuse J Kahle head waiter of disloyalty to the union, firings of union men, and replacing with non union workers while Jensen refuses settlements for an open shop. They claim mistreatment and poor sanitary conditions, with calls to defend the union.
The Bar roam sails from Simonetown toward Walflah Bay on the west coast of Africa and is believed to monitor the Russian squadron heading to the Far East. Colorado Springs police request notification of Charles Robbins about his father’s death, and search is underway in the city.
A rural family faces isolation and injury risks and keeps Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, touted as the best on earth, at hand for burns cures wounds and ulcers while noting a local drug store at G. O. Guy on Second Avenue.
M Summerfield of Clerks' union No 84 is a new candidate for state labor commissioner. The Western Central Labor union has not endorsed anyone to avoid favoring members, warning that each action could spark disputes within the labor organization.
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