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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1908
Page
3
Kuropatkin argues Japan's success came from national mobilization moral strength and military culture. He contrasts Russian weaknesses in education patriotism and youth military training with Japan's century long preparation and sacrifices. The piece analyzes moral courage discipline and readiness shaping wartime outcomes.
General Kuropatkin notes that true war history may reveal Russia lost due to moral weakness. He argues Japan’s unity and patriotism carried the war, while Russian leadership, revolutionary sabotage, and poor public morale undermined the army despite numeric superiority. He cites reporters, officials, and soldiers affecting discipline and resolve.
Mrs Ferdinand Kuester of Oakland California pleads to Mayor Miller to locate her son Ferdinand J Keuster 39 who she says is alive in the northwest and mentally troubled after a fall in Salt City twelve years ago.
Con Groseman J. Adam Bede blames Speaker Cannon for his defeat and says he will seek reimbursement from Cannon for the filing fee he paid to run for renomination. He asserts Cannon ran and that was unfair, and contends Cannon had no right to run for Congress outside his state.
San Francisco report notes Grant Webster and BE N Capurro are seriously injured while Mia Grant Webster Louise Faucett Mies M Kittlesby and Frank Stevenson suffer painful injuries after a car on the San Joe road near Mount Eden yesterday afternoon. A tire on the White car is believed to have exploded, making the vehicle unmanageable and it crashed through a fence.
Nave charged with making a assault upon the person of . KR. Kall of the steamer, weeks ago. The case arose on the wharf, claiming inspectors had no authority. It will now be handled by the civil authorities.
George H. Kiersted, serving an indeterminate term in Washington for stealing 250 dollars from a Seattle insurance office, is likely to be returned to Newark, New Jersey, to face forgery charges after completing his Washington sentence. Newark detectives allege he forged two signatures on a 1000 dollar check drawn on Mutual Reserve Life Insurance and cashed it on July 27, 1904.
A former Experantist argues Esperanto’s reform to ILo speeds progress toward a universal language. He invites the resurrected Seattle Esperanto club leader to a public winter debate on whether the reformed Esperanto is at least 36 percent easier to learn and better built internationally than the older form. Attorney A. H. Mackinnon signs.
Robert J. Wallace, a well known figure in Milwcker Wisconsin, has died as reported by United Press. The notice notes his prominence and local recognition in the community. Further details were not included in the available fragment.
A prominent city businessman and for three years president of the Wholesale Saddlers Association of the United States died last night at age 47. The obituary notes his leadership in trade circles and community work.
The Wynette sails to Comox from Frisco and waits for orders. Freighter Stanley Dollar, at San Pedro, is chartered to haul lumber to Guaymas. Steam schooner Shan-Yak to be assessed at Wineg low drydock for damage from a Point Arena grounding. Suveric arrives Tacoma from Portian with 1,250,000 feet lumber for Manila and sails to Seattle Wednesday. Yeddo finishes bunkering at Comox and heads to Tacoma to load 1,000,000 feet lumber for Sydney via Frisco. Tug J E Boyden gains a new tubular boiler at Fox and Jenkins. Sea King arrives Newcastle to load coal after Valparaiso voyage. Barge Two Brothers unloads 2,000 tons Ladysmith coal for Frank Waterhouse. Ferdene arrives from Lanne for West Seattle elevators with wheat cargo. Pennsylvania arrives from Valdez and Cordova with 22 passengers amid heavy seas off Vancouver Island.
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