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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
4
Independent high school and business listings appear with scrambled names and addresses. The notice discusses subscription delivery deadlines at The Seattle Star and requests readers contact the main office if copies fail to arrive.
The piece reflects on the First National Arbitration and Peace Conference in America and the upcoming second conference at The Hague. It questions what real peace will come from talks and notes that nations keep arming while discussing arbitration. It argues peace must value human life, not just money.
A jumble of notes mentions a Philadelphia girl newly married praising a young man’s baseball pitching, London umbrellas selling oddly, eight college boys clashing with police over a streetcar, and a Treasury theft of 179000 hidden in a flat. Policeman questions and jokey remarks about married life thread through.
A brief, unclear excerpt features Mrs Smithers and Mr Smithers in a tense room. A note titled A WORD FROM JOSH WIGE hints at social observations, while a shoemaker named Kietn at 217 Jamon appears in the fragment.
The fragment references Elen Ter ry and Swettenham with claims about a wedding, a joke letter to Admiral Davis, and local business ads for Oriental Billiard and Pool Par Jora at 1413 Third Ave plus a furniture and fire insurance offer by Gregor Methregor at 401 Myspire Building Mate 778.
A historic call from delegates urges governments to undertake peaceful work and seek arbitration on all重大 questions. The text emphasizes avoiding war and pursuing dialogue through neutral settlement mechanisms.
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