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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1908

Page

5

Beveridge Addresses Large Pacific Coast Audience

States Senator Albert J Beveridge of Indiana spoke to a crowded meeting praising a larger navy and Pacific coast interests. He argued the panic of 1893, blamed the Wilson Norman bill, and urged a navy strong for peace with a transoceanic fleet and Panama Canal strategic value for the Pacific region.

Albert J Indiana Ash Slona R Beveridge Pacific Coast Heveridge Cleveland Wiliam Jennings Bryan Alnce Thinx Pacific Panama Canal

Care of Lamps

Care of lamps described with practice steps for cleansing and maintenance. The text discusses lamp wicks, cleaning by boiling, using a weak gold solution for dust, washing and drying on a soft towel, and handling hot water carefully to avoid damage.

Lamentation Over Ballard Annexation to Greater Seattle

Residents voice concern as Ballard loses civic distinction after annexation. Local speaker Armstrong of the Thirteenth ward laments shoppers and merchants relocating, noting three major Ballard enterprises moved into the city.

Greater Seattle Armstrong Thirteenth Ward Ballard

Hearst Attacks Kern as Railroad-Pose Candidate in U.S. Government

William R. Hearst in a nighttime address denounced John W. Kern labeling him the railroad-pose candidate who seeks a seat to represent the Big Four railroad in the federal government.

Los Angeles Oct William R. Hearst John W. Kern Big Four Railroad United States

World Seamen Institute Conference Opens in New York

Representatives from nearly every country gather in New York for a conference on the Institute of Seamen. A topic on the agenda is ensuring a supply of good reading matter for sailors aboard ships.

United Press New York New Institute of Seamen

Hebrew Congregation Advances Funds for Lot Purchase

Six Hebrew congregants observed Yom Kippur at sunset yesterday. The Hersh congregation pledged 54.90 dollars for the purchase of a lot and the erection of a new synagogue structure.

Atomnement Supdown Enyaaogur

Famous Scout Dead

James Maurice Roy, a famed Indian scout under Kit Carson, died at his Boulder Creek home at age 98. A Virginia native, he came west in the early days of the frontier era.

United Press Santa Crur” Gale James Maurice Roy Kit Carson Boulder Creek Roy Virginia

Women Gather at Bellingham Host City for Federation Meet

Bellingham welcomes delegates for the 12th annual State Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting. Many arrive by train today and others come from distant parts of the state. The convention opens with a 7:20 p.m. session at the First Congregational church.

Ay United Press Bellingham State Federation of First Congregational Church

Anti-Vaccinationists Protest School Board Decision

A group met last night in Theosophical Hall between Pike and Asion to protest the school board's plan to allow unvaccinated children to attend. The event featured local organizers and banners opposing the policy change.

Theosophical Hall Pike Asion

City rat catching report shows poison and inspections

The September report on the city rat catching brigade shows over 900 pounds of poison distributed across 617 city blocks. About 6 642 rats were taken to the city laboratory with 5 200 examined and 1 716 harbor vessel inspections yielding 49 notices for rat guard violations.

Marines Sail From Mare Island for Philippine Islands

One hundred marines under Capt. Chas. T. Westcott Jr left Mare Island Navy Yard for the Philippine Islands. Lieuts. E. A. Ostermann Meda Eastman and Franklin T. Drees accompanied the detachment. The source quotes Socrates: We had better die at once than five constantly in fear of death.

Mare Island Navy Yard Cal Chas. T. Westcott, Jr Philippine Islands E. A. Ostermann Meda Eastman Franklin T. Drees Socrates

Bank Robbery Plan Suspected Near Chico Bank

Police found a box of dynamite caps on the rear porch of Mraw J Marrick’s residence next to the First National Bank, leading investigators to believe a vault blasting robbery was planned. Officers continue searching for hidden dynamite as excitement runs high.

Spokane Banks Consolidate Under Traders Exchange National Bank

A $3,000,000 deal by National City Bank of New York will consolidate Spokane banks Charles Sweeney's stake in the range bank and a large block of Traders' National Bank stock. The new Traders' Exchange National Bank will have $1,000,000 capital and $200,000 surplus. The National City Bank also buys the Traders' building for $200,000.

National City Bank of New York Standard OW Puich Charles Sweeney Ange Bank Traders’ Nathoad Bank Traders’ Exchange National Bank National City Bank

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