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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1903
Page
5
A man named George Holland was tracked to eight miles southwest of Welena Montana after a reported attack on the Pacific railroad line. Sheriff and officers surrounded the site and arrested him, believed to be responsible for the train wreck and robbery in the district.
In Kansas City Missouri this morning Mrs RK reported that a man once believed dead appeared at his Amsterdam Missouri home with a blank mind. The man was linked to a June incident involving a large loss of funds and a supposed prisoner ordeal, causing captors to fear releasing him.
In New York two elderly residents, Jobe O frien and his wife, were discovered dead in their apartment this morning. Both had been dead about two weeks. The cause remains unknown as investigators review the scene.
The divorce suit filed by playwright Hughes against his wife ended in New York today with the jury unable to reach a verdict. The long trial concluded without a verdict as jurors failed to agree on the outcome.
An advert extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the natural cure for indigestion and related heart troubles. It cites testimonials from Rev. J. R. Moeg of Wymore Nebraska and claims millions of household cures, urging readers to buy at druggists for a dollar and a half per box.
The King County Sunday School Association will hold its annual convention in Beattie and Healyone tomorrow in the Plymouth Congregation area. Delegates from nearly all the county's Sunday schools are expected. Services are scheduled for morning afternoon and evening.
The safe at Vibera bank was broken into last night and five thousand dollars in cash was secured. Officers say no one else was seen with the robbery and believe the same gang carried out both this job and a prior similar theft.
The Pall Mall Gazette reports an unnamed large American trust intends to sell 5.0 MO of securities. The issue stems from an inability to dispose of them in the United States. The notice indicates overseas sale as the next option for liquidating the assets.
Chris Behroeder, previously fined eight dollars for assault and battery weeks ago, was ordered to county jail for 16 days. His good behavior later faltered, he joined the city chain gang, and Justice George revoked the pledge, sending him back under the old judgment.
The Stage features Madame Lilian Nordica the idol of two continents in a single Grand concert tomorrow night with the Metropolitan Opera House orchestra conducted by Cg ten fede ttn.
Promoter reports attorney will not confirm if the fight between Route Turner and Jack McClelland will proceed. Hoott has alternated on accepting the match and then promising to withdraw. Police caution looms as doubts linger about the contest at Syphes Hall Ballard tonight.
Relatives of Marry Hennah ask in this city for information on the present whereabouts of 16 Bennett, a pioneer who joined the first Klondike rush. No word has reached the family since his departure.
In Barre, Pennsylvania, Hertle's tin mill was totally destroyed by fire early today. One worker Barr Miler was fatally injured. another man reportedly reached 4190. Fire crews battled the blaze.
Louie J. Weigand Jr of Gioux Miy La writes Beattie police about information on his father aged sixty five last seen arriving in Beattie en route to San Francisco. He was then reported missing and presumed in danger.
Fragmentary text mentions money, a bay, a move city, a bicycle repair, and private season references. The legible names Wilson and Ranke hall appear alongside scattered phrases about travel and local activities.
Today and tomorrow Johnston Co advertises a final sale of Kimball pianos and organs with low prices. New uprights from $212 to $424, plus used pianos and onehand organs from $26, including warranties and modern features.
Reading is difficult and the text lists prices for Piance and Organe 8 at a termes market called The moet Nberai. The fragment mentions production items and price points but lacks clear beneficiaries or dates.
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