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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1906
Page
4
A note records arrival at the Poet office in Beat 4 Washington as a second class matter entry. The terse line indicates standard postal handling for mail but provides minimal context or details beyond the classification.
A college president urges young men to develop inner motive power and choose to use their strength for good. He warns against wealth chasing, domination, and cruelty, urging instead to aid the needy, uplift humanity, and share strength with others. The choice defines whether power becomes godlike or devilish.
The piece argues Roosevelt’s use of I signals no monarchic trend and rejects critics who claim a drift to monarchy. It contends a wealth aristocracy exists but American sentiment remains pro republic, ready to defend civil and political liberty against entrenched power.
Subsection notes the poll tax in Danner v. King County declared unconstitutional by King County Superior Court. The case was not appealed and the Supreme Court has not ruled on the matter. A separate sale notice reads FOR SALE Cigar Stand. Inquire 7 H. &. Detroit Hotel. The Seattle Real Estate Men's Association annual banquet is postponed from April 10 to April 24. Ex Governor John H. McGraw will be toastmaster. Frank Frew resigns as vault clerk in County Clerk Case's office after quarrel. vacancy not filled.
In Ruthton Minnesota the town notes the shift from marbles to baseball among boys due to concerns over gambling. The piece quotes Josh Wise reflecting on education and literacy while a weather forecast hints at rain and varying conditions for farming regions.
A quirky note from a local resident requests an ad for a hair renewer and mentions last summer wings and saving six pumpkin seeds. The informal item hints at community chatter and quirky personal projects.
Special correspondence notes a light week with a coal delivery to the White House amid talks of railroad rate regulation. A Nick Longworth party surprises the host as plans for a Capitol library unfold next Tuesday and April weather hints appear from Hira L. Ricks.
Nora Swinton and Derek Hamburg recount a half forgotten past as two families collide over vengeance and murder. The tale shifts from a bear attack rescue to a deadly back to back duel that lasts twenty years. Nora agrees to wed only if Derek forsakes his vow and she offers her life for his.
The Seattle Hat Factory at 12310 Second Ave offers a free hat with every $3 hat purchase that does not prove as represented. This Easter promotion highlights new colors and styles for the season.
Advertisement touts Butternut Bread as nearly perfect in nourishment taste and sanitary manufacture. It claims loaves without the blue label are imitations, asserting strict quality standards.
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