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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
4
A fragment recalling a century ago medical practice where doctors bled patients and contrasting it with modern treatments. The line hints at skepticism toward medical progress and the persistence of medical debates across generations.
Publication notice from The Seattle Star and Ballard Star outlines subscription details and delivery options. It notes rates per copy and month, mail and carrier delivery, and issues with expired subscriptions leading to removal from mailing lists.
Two educated Georgia boys kill two men to fuel realistic fiction, prompting insanity pleas. The essay argues readers demand mass slaughter in books and that the public bears the true insanity for craving sensational violence.
Public Printer Stillings urges Washington federal employees not to gamble to avoid debt and embezzlement. He notes thousands risk losing jobs and argues luck based wealth is unstable, linking gambling to crime and ruined futures for workers.
The Green Lake Free Methodist quarterly conference is set for Saturday at 9 am with multiple services and a love feast on Sunday. Local clubs press for Seattle Electric to double track the Green Lake line and to improve sewer and Greenwood avenue work. Properties and sales in Fairview and Green Lake areas are noted along with residents purchasing lots and a whist party at Harvey Mow's.
The funeral of J. M. Bollinger was held at his residence under Masonic auspices. Bremerton council weighs fire limit for business district. The Oregon will depart San Francisco Saturday and reach Bremerton next Tuesday. The "971" boys hosted a dance at the Masonic hall. A school bond election last Saturday approved 5000 for a new Bremer site building. the old site to be offered for sale.
Water rent due in April for April May and June becomes delinquent May 1. District includes all city south of Union Street and East Union. Metered rates due from the 1st to the 90th of each month become delinquent on the 21st.
Special correspondence from Seattle notes Gen Corbin's Philippines letter full of brisk news and whitewash talk about Washington monument. Ben Tillman to speak on railroad rates. decorations band plansSpring opera fundraiser. Darting remarks on authors hotel, anti cigarette law, and medical progress patch the item with wandering columns and jokes.
A jeweler’s window display attracts a fashionable buyer who disappears with a $2,000 diamond necklace. The thief pockets the jewels in the jeweler’s coat, an accomplice later pockets the loot, and diners at a New York restaurant are tricked by wax-sealed items under the table. The case showcases criminal ingenuity and detective wit.
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