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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
3
A fragmented report describes lumber and coal dealers facing higher delivery, yard, and saw costs. Operators note charges of 1.26 per load and 1.60 to 2.00 per ton for coal, while wood at $3.4 a cord costs more to haul and process. Some plan to shift investments from wood to real estate as profits shrink.
Daniel Fuhrman, merchant tailor on Second Avenue, advertises a superior line of imported and domestic woolens. He urges customers to fall for affordable, well-made suits and claims each Furhman suit is the best that skilled tailoring can produce for wearers seeking good clothing at low cost.
In his continuation, BR Kareki details torture of political prisoners in Warsaw prison casemates. He notes long pretrial detentions sometimes years, harsh conditions for "criminal prisoners," and harsher rules for "administratives." He describes underground casemates, mud and cold, and a Whrean editor held on the navvy.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and fellow student Meredith Blagden appeared before the grand jury about 20 minutes to testify on the assault of Policeman Fraher during the recent student disturbance.
Dr Walcott W. Griewold, a well known San Francisco physician, shot himself after leaving a note for the coroner claiming an incurable condition should be Oslerized. He was taken to Hahnemann Hospital where he died within minutes.
Ridgeway starts a national weekly edition with a first issue arriving tomorrow in 14 leading U S cities including Be attice. Hertah rown, ex Pont Intelligence staffer, edits and manages the publication which will wire world events from New York and present a strong news and editorial review of the past week.
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