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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1904
Page
5
The report details a tense confrontation at Liao Yang with soldiers pulled from trenches as cameras capture the moment. A Russian hospital corpsman aids comrades while Red Cross personnel assist the wounded. The narrative notes ongoing artillery duels, a firing from the town, and suspected Japanese flank difficulties as Kuriles and Russian defenses hold the plain.
An old medical column cites Dr. Curtis attributing rising appendicitis to rapid or oversized meals. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a preventive aid for digestive health and mentions quick relief from indigestion and related symptoms. The piece shifts to a war dispatch noting Japanese artillery in the Liao Yang campaign and ongoing Russian resistance.
An ad extols Hyomet Hyomel as a cure for catarrh with inhaler kit priced at 61.00 and a money back guarantee. Testimonial from Rev. J. B. Cook claims dramatic relief after four weeks of use. Also recounts World War I battle scenes with artillery, cavalry, and fires near a Russian town.
Weather note by Salisbury explains a fog order mixed with a rain order for Portland led to a day and night of heavy fog over the city. He promises correction and says he will improve weather service to please the public while noting his concern over the miscue.
United States Deputy Marshal Chitman went to Bremerton to arrest a seaman named Keterer charged with embezzling a consignment of cigars on a government vessel and selling them among marines at the navy yard. Customs officials say smuggling on government ships and retailing them has been thriving and they are watching for offenders.
Miss Ithel Pratt of Winsland died after an operation at Seattle General Hospital. Body to be prepared by Nonney-Watson for shipment to Vashon. In St Louis Rufus Jennings of California spoke at a session of the trans-Mississippi congress on river improvement and its role in the West.
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