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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1904

Page

5

Parker A Frost Says Cotterill Sees Roosevelt Winning

Seattle Democrat George F. Cotterill, an anti Parker Democrat, offers three state observations after a St. Louis trip. He says Parker will fail in the North, Folk and La Follette triumph in Missouri and Wisconsin, Bryan’s appeal helps Parker’s opponents, and Wisconsin politicking hinges on La Follette versus reformers.

Parker Folk la Feliette Missouri Wisconsin George F F. Cotterill Minnesota St. Louis Democratic Party Bryan Pryan Indiana Lewis Tediana Mt. Louis Butler Reeset Polk la Follette George Peck Peck

Nomination Fallout Amid Roosevelt Lead in Minnesota

Fragmentary text notes a Republican gubernatorial candidate nomination in Minnesota and suggests the state will likely lean toward Roosevelt by about 150,000 votes.

Min Roosevelt

Traitor to the Japanese Cause Reported Executed

Semiofficial circles in Tokyo report the admiral commanding the fleet that included the sunken Hitachi Maru was convicted of treason and executed. He allegedly supplied Russians information leading to the sinking of the Hitachi Maru and damage to Seda Mera in exchange for about $60,000.

Tokio

Remarkable Maine woods ordeal ends with survivor

Abbit Nelson of Skowhegan endured a perilous Arkansas style encounter in the Kennebec woods. He was carried three miles on a moose’s horns after climbing a tree failed, then nearly drowned when the animal swam a lake and fought another bull. Nelson escaped as the moose collapsed weakening.

Bangor Maine Woods Nelson Skowhegan Kennebec

Rich Tanana mining camp seen by veteran prospectors

Bam Barber, long in Alaska, calls Tanana one of the world’s richest mining camps. He, J McGovern, and Lawson Geeg tour the district, noting high claims opening January 1 and record riches at Cleary Creek. Prices in Nome and Fairbanks show severe cost of living with flour at 35 per hundred pounds and bacon at 6 cents.

Tanane Bam Barber Alaska Barber North Seattle J. McGovern Lawson Geeg Ten Cleary Creek Fairbanks

Kent Fire Destroys Frank Clancy House

Frank Clancy's new eight room residence in Kent was destroyed by fire last night. Origin undetermined though workmen had been at the site and debris near the house may have contained a lit match or cigar. Loss about $2,000 with $1,000 insurance. Rummage sale 4152 Harrison Street upstairs Quen Anne Cara.

Kent Frank Clancy Harrison Street Quen Anne Cara

King’s New Life Pills Promote Gentle Health

A brief notice from G. O. Guy, Inc. Drug Store promotes King’s New Life Pills as a remedy under strict law. The ad claims quick adjustment of irregular living and relief from pain with a gentle, thorough approach.

Or- King G. O. Guy, Inc

Desertions and court action in early 20th century reports

From Cracow, Russia reports 8 000 Russian troops deserted in Polish territory in recent days with 60 arriving at Cracow. Deserters are hunted by bloodhounds and 20 were shot trying to cross the frontier. Separately, Charles F Defucce sued Alaska steamer Mumbeldt owners for 31647, settled yesterday for 60 after he was injured on a voyage from Alaska to Seattle.

Vienna Die Sert Cracow Russia Russian Poland Charles F. Defiucce Alaska Mumbeldt Defucce Seattle

Seattle real estate magnet promises Garden of Eden sale

A Seattle land promoter touts selling 2 200 acres by Lake Washington near Pioneer Square and claims future Interurban rail through his property will make him a millionaire. He also owns Seattle Gardens Hillman Gardens Hillman City and Green Lake holdings and hints at coal mines, urging buyers to invest. His Times building offices stay crowded with buyers.

Lake Washington Pioneer Square N. P. RE Seattle Seattle Gardens Hillman’s Gardens Hillman City Green Lake Times

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