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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1904

Page

3

Debs Speaks at Rally Attacking Two Parties in Chicago

Eugene V. Debs, noctalist candidate for president, addresses a crowded armory in Chicago urging socialist reforms and the enfranchisement of women. He denounces Republicans and Democrats as same masters, cites labor woes, and attacks war drives and trusts led by Standard Oil figures. He traces his career from Terre Haute to national leadership and notes past strikes and legal battles.

Eugene V. Debs Indiana Debe Pairbanks United States Republican Party Prean Ilo Chicago Roosevelt New York Cleveland Dlinell Parker John D. Rockefeller Standard Oil Company Standard Oil Davie West Virginia Debs Terre Haute Ind Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen American Railway Union National Committee Social Democratic Party Great Northern Western Railroads

Western Washington WCTU Convention Schedule

The twenty first annual Western Washington W C T U convention will meet October 4 to 7 at the First Baptist church. City officials and dignitaries will address openings and sessions cover reports, papers on livestock transport, health, schooling and temperance topics.

Western Washington F. B F. L. Wharton D. D A. F. Coata Tadianes Mra. J. Lenhart iMee Faith Burch Alice R. Rideout Clara L. Ansorge A. L. D. Lawrence Margaret C. Mumms Mary L. Page M. Gomes M. O. Stubbs Corwin Shank Mattie N. Graves Anna Bush BE. H. Parkhurst L. W. Clark Amon Winnie Thomas

Evening program hosted by state secretaries at Y and L T L

The afternoon session continues with readings and music from First Baptist church choir. Mra Fley Sprague Darwick to present a paper titled What le My Relation to the Girls In the Par East offering a look at female relations in the Far East.

Mra Fley

Charley Stone Faces Top Lightweight Contenders This Fall

Boston reports Charley Jig Stone the New England lightweight champion has a rugged record. He has met 125 opponents, knocked out 48, drawn 14 times, and lost 8 with 36 decisions. He has defeated Jimmy Briggs and Kid Griffo and is set to face the nation's best lightweights this autumn.

JIG Ston Boston Charley Jig) Stone New England Stone Jimmy Briggs Griffo

Market Prices For Provisions And Produce Listed

The list shows assorted meats and produce with unit prices including cow beef four cents a pound and steer beef six and a half cents, veal seven tenths, pork four to five cents, mutton four and a half cents. Vegetables include potatoes, carrots, cucumbers, radishes, green onions, and fruit prices for apples Valencia oranges lemons and blackberries by the box or crate.

Valencia

Smallest Baby in World Displays at Dreamland

Doctors declare the newborn weighing one pound six ounces and nearly 12 inches long the smallest baby on record. The infant, shown under scientific nursing with nasal feeding and oxygen inhalations, will be moved to a hospital incubator for continued care.

New York Dreamland Coney Teland

Senator Hoar Languishes Overnight in Worcester

Senator Hoar passed a difficult night and remained weak this morning with physicians unsure of his survival. By afternoon he was still living but doctors warned death must come soon.

Worcester Maws Senator Hoar Gilman

James Murphy Dies After Saloon Hold-Up Injuries

James Murphy, shot in the abdomen during the hold-up at Low Conway's saloon, died at Wayside Emergency hospital at 4 40 this morning after a prolonged decline. Murphy, about 66, ex-proveman of 16 years, was well known and regarded as peaceful and hardworking. The shooting occurred when the robbers entered the bar. Murphy asked why they shot Conway and was struck. His death could bring murder charges against the assailants if captured. His remains were moved to Collings Broadwater Parlor at 1407 First Avenue pending funeral arrangements. Several children survive him.

James Murphy Low Conway Wayside Murphy Conway's Saloon Conany Louw Walla Walla Collings Broad Periors Firet Avenue

Steamer Yik Bang Stopped Near Chefoo Harbor

The British steamer Yik Bang arrived today and reported she was stopped by a Japanese torpedo boat destroyer outside Chefoo harbor.

Chefoo Yik Bang

Wheselington U Team Open Season at Madison Park

The University of Wheselington football team meets Seattle High School in the season opener at Madison Park next Saturday afternoon. Manager Hig hnt said all game arrangements are complete. Beattie High School boasts strong material this year and is expected to challenge the U boys.

University of Wheselington Tts Seattle Madison Park Highnt Beattie High School

Eight aldermen arraigned in Ruffalo bribery case

Eight present and former aldermen faced Justice Kenefick on bribery charges in Buffalo. Defendants include Henry Moest J Thoms Harry Orin EB Petttee plus former aldermen Edward Belser Louis Roedels Henry Bochneider and John Busch. All pleaded not guilty. A $1 606 bail was set per count. Several defendants claimed innocence and alleged a political plot.

Rufpalo N. Y Kenefick Henry Moest J. Thoms Harry Orin EB. Petttee Edward C. Belser Louis G. Roedels Henry G. Bochneider John G. Busch Hall Wes

Grace Williams Sentenced to Two Years in Walla Walla Penitentiary

Grace Williams, a colored woman, was sentenced by Superior Judge Tallman to two years in the state penitentiary at Walla Walla after being found guilty of assault with intent to commit personal injury. She cried in court and was assisted from the room. She faces a grand larceny charge for robbing Louis Nelson of 66 dollars in May 1904. Lacy Williams was discharged due to the prosecuting witness’s absence.

Grace Williams Wanda Lewis Walla Walla Tallman Court House Louis Nelson Lacy Williame

Disorderly charge at Oregon lodging house sparks court drama

K L Clark, operator of an Oregon lodging house, allegedly struck Jack Delaney thrice and ejected him for indecency acts. Delaney accused Clark to Officers Chipman and Keefe, but Clark was cleared after Delaney’s testimony. Police Judge George dismissed the case. Alfred Strauss of the University of Washington departs for Chicago to study medicine. Nev H Y Maresh will speak tonight at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Point Barrow Alaska. the talk is anticipated to attract attention.

K. L. Clark Oregon Lodging House Jack Delaney Delaney Chipman and Keefe Clark George Nev. H. Y. Maresh D. D Point Barrow Alaska Weertminster Presbyterian Church

Correst Qualities and Prices Ad

Correst qualities and prices offered by B. N. Brooks & Co. Call at 1331 Ind avenue for details and orders.

B. N. Brooks & Co Ind Avenue

The Sefe Boats Launch Notice

Tickets go on sale for the Nebraska launch event at 610 First Avenue and at pler 8. The public is invited to view the new boats as they are presented to the port authorities.

Sefe Nebraska First Avenue

Annual Cane Rush Promises Freshmen Versus Sophomores

The University of Washington braces for a campus cane rush next Friday at 3 PM. Freshmen, though outnumbered, boast seers and have battle-tested experience, while sophomores rely on strategy to curb the larger class. The event sparks expected excitement across campus.

University of Washington

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