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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
8
Two men in Buena Vista Colorado died after unclear incidents as authorities probe a mystery tied to carnival tensions and alleged crimes. The text hints at formaldehyde stew inquiries and a chase that may edge toward a suspect named Schaneman, amid chaotic references to financial limits and strange warnings.
Quirky clipped notes show urban chatter about olives, streets, and civic quirks in Seattle. Mentions of a mayor vocal on coinage, wheelmen on sidewalks, and local figures like Franklin K. Lane being nominated by San Francisco Democrats surface amidst jumbled phrases.
A four year old boy becomes severely ill from formaldehyde in milk supplied by an Albany area dairy marketing ESPECIALLY PURE MILK for infants. Dr. Tanger confirms formaldehyde presence while Dr. McCulloch warns ongoing poisoning from daily milk intake. The dairy’s identity and family name are known to The Star but withheld.
Star News reports the Seattle Theater will screen East Lynne tonight as Juvenile firet-nighter crowds await the free Beattie theater trip. Report notes colorful backstage banter and anticipation amid show business buzz.
The piece called Haat Lynne at the eattie is not the Mast Lynne of tradition with John Dillon a leading figure. The new edition adds humor and changes in action while preserving many original touches. Performers meet at the star office at 7:90 tonight March 4 to march to the theater.
King Edward becomes central to reorganizing the British Cabinet and will use his prerogative to veto to secure a cabinet he believes advances the empire. Reports cite numerous conferences among senior ministers with the king at Balmoral.
Kitty Bird, known for trouble in Vancouver, was jailed in Seattle after arriving from British Columbia. Witnesses claim she caused a disturbance while intoxicated and refused to fight. a romance linked to the arrest involved a woman named Mrs. Jensen, whose marriage plans were disrupted. The episode led to delays and a street disturbance as police managed the scene.
In Philadelphia a detective pursuing a suspected robber named Archer was fatally wounded by Archer who was shot by officers as a crowd emerged. The suspect was pursued and captured after officers fired at him four times. The incident provoked intense district fear and a near race riot.
An up-to-date thief entered the residence of Mrs. Smith at 804 Burmant Avenue last night. The intruder climbed a fire escape to the second floor and crawled through a window. Jewelry was stolen while the family was downstairs. Police were notified promptly.
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