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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1903
Page
3
The fragmentary text mentions river eta and city related items with numbers 3.50 3.40 8.00 86 75, but lacks clear events or identifiable entities for a coherent news card. Readers see partial references to locations and figures without a verifiable incident or outcome.
A Spokane report describes a two year old girl missing from OCoulee City after wandering through rain and snow in the Big Bend region. Rescuers searched ten miles of rough terrain overnight and found her alive at 1 pm Sunday, though unable to speak.
A scrambled OCR page presents song titles and odd quotes including That Is Time When Your Troubles Begin and If You Likes Me I Likea You plus names like W Pratt A E McDonald and Judge Cann. It also notes a Chicago firm enjoined from paying a debt and references Mary MacLane's book with broader social jabs.
A garbled mix of lines references a police court setting with whimsical lines about blankets and love. It includes phrases about women graduates and hired servants, plus a mockup line about a cow with slag wings and a quip on courthouse procrastination.
Fragmentary text notes a discussion about elevating the Northern Pacific line and resistance from dythamiters, with mentions of a deadline around tomorrow the 28th and potential compliance issues. The readable portion hints at protests or objections to planned upgrades.
A cargo of California grapes and peppers arrives as wholesale prices show higher grape values and mixed vegetable rates. The report lists pros and cons for fruits, dairy, poultry, and grains, and notes a boat race today between Marine and blue-line crews from Pier 2.
The article describes Moachnow and Nussian with Io claimed as the tallest man, reportedly near 10 feet tall. Crowds flock to glimpse him as the empire’s chancellor Count on Maelow presents the marvel, sparking fascination among ladies who strive to touch or speak to him.
Rioting bands confront troops in the city as 1,600 men are hurried to the nearest army post. Labor meetings are listed tonight at multiple halls including Blacksmiths Hall and Teamsters Hall.
The semi annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints yesterday named George A. Smith as an apostle. Observers view the selection as a political move linked to Utah Republican circles and a step toward succeeding Senator Thomas Kearns.
London stocks fall as investors react to African mining sector losses. The day sees a large decline with a $100,000,000 drop in value since the peace declaration in British South Africa.
Kansas City mourns as Colonel A McGee, the city's oldest resident, dies at an advanced age. The obituary notes his role in outfitting pathfinder expeditions for General Fremont. A brief society item mentions steamer fares to Tacoma and a weekly dance at Bypher'e Hall Ballard.
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