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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1904
Page
8
The plan describes a new transit route running from Fremont to Ballard with an intermediate link at Riss Siding. Residents along the corridor would need to access the line at either endpoint or the siding, shaping local commuting options and property impacts.
The Alaska Fisheries union steamers Peerless and Independent are on Banderson & Miller’s ways at Ballard for a thorough overhaul. New decks cables keels and planking will be installed. Peerless is to receive new boilers. Estimated total cost is about 10000 dollars.
Brief item notes a removal sale of photographs now at Began and Ericeon's, located at 1516 Let.
Former State Senator Stanton Warburton, long allied with Republicans, backs the Democratic state ticket. The Tacoma Ledger, a staunch GOP organ, prints Warburton’s full speech condemning the party and its candidates, amid talk of a frameup to aid Democrats in Pierce County. Warburton spoke at a Democratic rally in Tacoma, detailing railroad and lobby influence and denouncing Mead as aligned with the railway lobby.
Washington Oct 14 Dr C W Wiley chief of the government bureau of chemistry warned that much whisky sold in hotels restaurants clubs and bars is a cheap imitation and dangerous even in moderate use He urged stronger laws governing sale and labeling of genuine and spurious articles and said the pending pure food bill would aid state laws in the future
Senator Fairbanks completed a twenty day western campaign tour covering 296 miles through fourteen states and delivering 111 speeches from Chicago.
Mead and Rockwell spoke to about 200 residents in Harrington last night. M. B. Fields of Chehalis County assisted, signaling active campaign engagement in the region.
Ambiguous notes hint at a local meeting or huddle and mentions linen and a person named Yeal. The text is garbled, offering little verifiable detail beyond scattered terms and a possible community context.
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