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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1906
Page
3
Fragmentary notes indicate discussions about Senator Asevelt and a possible revival led by friends. Mentions of succession plans, home improvements, and reference to Knapp & Weet suggest political and personal considerations shaping a return to public affairs.
Dent Stickney of the Great Western railroad urges Roosevelt to seek another White House term. He advocates a uniform tariff and declares it feasible, sending a message to the president-elect.
Florence Baker was arrested on Western Avenue after attempting to pass as a man. The woman planned to roam the streets at night in hopes of seeing something unusual, disguising herself to blend in.
Frank Larae an ex convict from Aritiea Columbia was arrested byPatrohnan PMelma Leata for smoking plum in a Chin den.
Report from Warba notes three men killed in a related incident today. A drumhead court martial was reportedly convened, led by an officer identified as Bean Bali We, Oilental Tate.
James O Pogan, accused of rectifying against Moses Droxinman and charged with conducting a fence for thieves, was arrested by Special Officer Clark and jailed on suspicion. Brass parts from pile drivers were found in his possession. He previously served one year in the penitentiary and is regarded as a bad man.
A college event featuring Donald Wald of the University of Washington will be held in Denny Hall on Thursday night. The venue and speaker are highlighted for local readers.
If your eyes trouble you have them examined by expert opticians at the Behu chard Optical Co. 1297 Secondary. If you do not need glasses we tell you, if you do need glasses we make them from $1 up. Give us a trial. we
An early morning recollection narrates a restless wakefulness in Warsaw amid the author cursing the Russian empire. The speaker reflects on prisons, governors, and a lingering tune as a central focus of thought in a war era diary.
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