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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1903
Page
6
The city faces intense interest as Dr J E Crichton, a city council member and health committee chairman, notes many substantial Seattle citizens have spoken to him about the proposed city laboratory. He stresses the prominent public concern.
City health campaign and Star newspaper push for strong penalties after widespread milk adulteration with formaldehyde. Officials seek a city laboratory to test samples and prosecute dairy dealers. a prominent attorney pledges vigorous action to protect children and public health.
Dear Sir. The analysis shows total solids and butter fat content with preservative aldehyde used. The sample appears unfit for use due to low butter fat and poor quality as reported by Milknepeeter Woodcock and Mr Tunser. Seattle records pertain to Rept. 24 1962.
Washington dispatch notes that Secretary Shaw, Secretary Wilson, Secretary Moody, and Congressman Cannon are scheduled to speak at various points in Ohio to support Senator Hanna's campaign.
Cynthiana Kentucky September date reported Jett was sentenced to be hanged on December 14 for the murder of Jim Cockrill. An application for a new trial was filed.
A violent mob in Lynchburg Tennessee freed a prisoner after a confrontation with marshal deputies. The mob killed a man and wounded others while officers tried to protect the detainee and preserve order. Three mob members were captured and jailed, with reports of further arrests expected as authorities investigate.
Victoria reports a quiet sealing year with the Casco arriving and noting top catches of six to seven hundred. No accidents to local vessels and no vizards. Officers of H. M. S. aboard warned ships before opening fires and never attempted to time them. A separate rumor says Russian warships observed Japanese echoes reluctantly.
The colored couple, a teen and his wife Fanny, were arrested at Leland lodging house after a street fight. She fought Patrolman Peterson, pulling a revolver from under her coat. They faced disorderly conduct charges. Cooper claimed to be a waiter.
Portal Telegraph Company employes in Chicago walked out today seeking same contracts as Western Union the night before. Police report two small boys missing from home including Ralph Gardner of Ninth Avenue and Paul Paulsen of 2124 Hyde Street Fremont who left for school yesterday.
A public statement by M. Hanaibon President of the Board of Health urges the City Council to allocate funds for a city laboratory. The letter stresses the health and welfare of Seattle and warns delays would harm public well being and prolong mortal risks from prevalent health issues.
Inspector Weodcock plans to arrest a dairyman delivering mill near 18 Howell Street on a murder charge tied to a four month old child’s death. The infant died after exposure to formaldehyde in milk, with parents described as unable to speak English, and treatment by Dr. Lediow failing to halt the decline.
Rochester New York September 2 a fire swept the Hotel Brunswick early today destroying the building. Fifty six guests were inside when the blaze broke out and two bodies were recovered with fears of more deaths. Several guests jumped from third story windows causing injuries as they scrambled to escape the wet stairs and exits.
James Keffer was hanged at 10 o'clock for the murder of A. C. Warren, with Keffer acting as his own executioner. The trap released a water-filled plug, then a counterbalance released the trap as water ran low. A postmortem brain exam was planned to test his insanity claim. Keffer's family in Oregon survived him.
Dr Ludlow confirms formaldehyde in the milk sample and says the recovered evidence is conclusive. The afflicted child has little chance of recovery while the milkman and dairy are under investigation. Neighbors and the Greek family are linked to milk deliveries as health officers prepare arrests.
Constantinople notes a conference between Minieter Leiehmann and the Turkish foreign minister on withdrawing American warships from Beirut. The porte seeks withdrawal, while the Sultan moves to keep strict neutrality among neighbor states amid the Bulgaria war fears and has paid an old bill of 855.008.
Chicago reports case in drainage canal throws blame at Peorta distilleries for polluting pure water upstream.
County commissioners, after many meetings, struggle to pick a site for a new armory. The A A Denny estate offers a lot on Eighth avenue for 41000 dollars while Union Street and Pine Street options near North Seattle are also under consideration.
In Cripple Creek 3200 militiamen face grave mutiny rumors after Governor Peabody’s order to release four men from the bullpen on habeas corpus. Military leaders condemn the move while officers anticipate possible further arrests and tension in the district.
In Pittsburg a lumber car opened to reveal two men dead. Authorities say the pair had starved during the trip from Michigan, their deaths attributed to neglect and deprivation aboard the ill fated transport. Local investigators pursue charges as the case unfolds.
A tense scene unfolded as individuals remained secured after entering a building, prompting lockdown protocols and a cautious police response. Investigators planned to review entry points and gather witness accounts for closure and safety checks.
Yellow fever cases reported in Laredo with three new caroms. Licenses to wed issued for William Mumphrey and Jeien Jeckeon both of legal age from Beaut rhe. Peter Brieron 32 and Elizabeth McMindes 42 from Seattle.
Garment line highlights ribbed shirts and drawers for men women and children. Gente heavy ribbed and fine freeced varieties offer warmth with improved necks and pearl buttons. Wool and Australian wool pieces feature trials of comfort and durability with prices around one dollar.
17 year old FORGER? KR Hudson was arrested by City Detectives Wap etetn and Tennant for forging endorsements on a $17 check drawn to B A Dool cashier of Globe Laundry. The check was cashed after forged endorsements by B A Dool and Frank Hunt. A warrant will be issued from Justice Cann's court.
Washington dispatch reports eight Jews and five Christians killed in the Gomel riots. Advices from the American charge d affaires in St. Petersburg say the tragedy occurred amid unrest affecting civilians with no stated political motive.
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