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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1907
Page
5
Washington report says Senator Howe of Oregon rejects pressure from Roosevelt for a second term. The president’s stance remains firm, denying any uptrend to relent or restrain his campaigning, while Howe’s propaganda artfully presses the issue.
President Roosevelt declares his reform measures aim to purge dishonesty in finance and unity in the nation. He cites uncovering wrongdoing as the cause of market distress, saying his job is to turn on the light and endure temporary hardship to root out corruption.
An Eskimo named Mene, once brought to New York as a rapturer Peary like figure, serves as theater usher at the Museum in Central Park. Companions note Mene’s tuberculosis but he prefers civility, avoiding hunting and eating seal meat. He has learned English and how to wear collars and cuffs and can operate an automobile.
A garbled fragment references Sig Poultry Yards at 1309 Arcade Way and an unclear location in Indiana with stray numbers. The legible pieces imply a poultry yard or ranch but lack coherent details.
In Rathdrum Idaho on October 23, jurors for the Steve Adams murder case against Fred Tyler are to be farmers. The special venue jury shows tillers of the soil in the majority. A rumored visit by Governor Gooding with Harry Orchard could not be confirmed.
Judge J A Yakey ruled yesterday in a case involving the Daily News that a receiver may issue a partial payment to the former employer. The application to permit partial payment was contested and authorities were cited to bring the newspaper under Itawais manufacturing controls.
United Press report notes controversy over an American exchange professor nominee in Berlin. Professor Schofield’s birthplace and nationality sparked embarrassment. later testimony by Professor Beebe of Harvard is expected on the subject.
M. Stewart will be supported by district inspectors in the area. The plan aims to strengthen oversight and accountability through official supervision.
Lucia M. Macdonald files for divorce from Lewis B. Macdonald in Tacoma alleging cruelty and failure to provide. Married at Dawson, Alaska, August 27, 1903. She charges infidelity and ongoing cruel treatment since shortly after marriage, as they have lived in Auburn.
A historical note claims Soap Lake Salts will relieve a forme of rheumatia, suggesting mineral baths as a remedy. The brief emphasizes therapeutic claims tied to the lake's mineral waters.
Prices listed for produce and goods at the public market with varied figures. Items include butter onions cucumbers tomatoes apples grapes prunes cider vinegar and canned fruits with multiple unit prices and bundles noted in old style currency.
The vessel Kilser Welhelm der Grosse left New York on October 22 and arrived at Plymouth after losing its rudder 214 miles offshore in a fierce storm as officers reported the foul of the rudder.
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