Subscriptions and delivery details for Seattle Star
The Seattle Star outlines pricing at one cent per copy, six cents weekly, or twenty five cents monthly. It notes subscription expiration shown on the address label and removal if not renewed, with Beattie Washington as second class matter.
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Nicholas a weakling in Russian governance say critics
A Fortnightly Review writer argues Nicholas II is weak and controlled by a vast bureaucracy. He is described as a kindly overworked man dominated by ministers who handle routine details while stronger advisers run the empire and drift toward war.
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Russia
Peter the Great
Istead
Pilgrims Progress Endures In Human Struggle
The piece lauds Pilgrim's Progress as a timeless human soul story by John Bunyan, arguing it, along with the Bible and Shakespeare, forms a core library more influential than universities. It praises the allegory of the tinker of Bedford and its enduring, pure English style.
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Pilgrim's Progress
Chicago University
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Lincoln
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Raine
Tinker of
Bedford
Star Dust and City Talk in a Turning Era
A jumble of short items notes a revolving stage at a Oakland theater, Seattle planning a $70,000,000 marble plant, and whimsical asides about weather, politics, and figures like Roosevelt and Alice Roosevelt. Miscellany covers local headlines, a Portland rumor, and playful quips on prices and health.
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Seattle
Thome Plaster of Paris Columme
Federal
Fireworks Burn Two Large Russian Crossiders
In Tuloz, April 15, reports say two large Russian crossiers were burned amid wartime strain. The Siberian railroad system struggles to meet demand, and the czar contemplates a ship canal as solution. Surveyors have begun a line from St. Petersburg to Port.
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Tulox
St. Petersburg
Humorous Histories of Nelson Napoleon at War
A comic reminiscence hues this scene with Nelson and Napoleon as they bicker over fate and war. The officers mock the tides and fate while recalling famed battles and bungled fires in a flowing, tongue in cheek dialogue.
Delayed Eastern Mail Expected To Be Delivered By Tomorrow
Postmaster says belated letters should be distributed by tomorrow night as Eastern mail was delayed by a three day blizzard blocking Western routes through the Midwest.
Federal Bank in Broadway Closes Its Doors
New York reports that the Federal bank, a small institution on Broadway, shut down this morning with paid in capital reduced to 250000 dollars. The abrupt closure follows financial strain and bank authorities move to secure deposits and assess liability.
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Ite Capital
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Suffering in Five Days
A LaGrange Georgia man suffered six months from a frightful running sore on his leg. He writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. It also claims to heal ulcers wounds and burns. Sold by G. O. Guy Inc. Second and Vesier.
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LaGrange
Sereen Hie Lee
Bucklen
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Vesier
Mock Republican convention draws big crowd at state university
Last night a mock Republican national convention at the state university attracted a large, lively audience in the Union. Missouri and Utah delegations sparked laughter while John W. Perry's nominating speech boosted Theodore Roosevelt as president and the vice presidential balloting created the night’s biggest excitement with student Maberer chosen as running mate.
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Tragedy Averted in Pleasant City Child Saved
Mray Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio reports a near tragedy avoided as pneumonia and a severe cough afflicted a young boy. After treatment failed doctors, Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption was used and the child recovered, now sound. The ad touts the remedy as a cure for coughs colds and lung diseases with trial bottles offered.
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Pleasant City
Ohio
Dr. King
Darlin
Guy
Inco
Yesler
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