Ballard Star Agency and Subscriptions Directory Snapshot
In 1907 Seattle Star listings, details show Ballard Star Agency at 20 Balist ay, Melterdam, and Subscriptions office offering weekly and monthly rates, mail delivery, and renewal reminders. Instructions emphasize timely renewals, address changes, and prompt customer service for subscribers.
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Ballard Star Agency
Baliset Ay Buneet, Melterdam
Pverety Star 40Enov—Temer Beene Gore Necketelion Ay Praest Ae
Sunshine Ends White Plague in Paris Housing Policy
Paris health authorities link tuberculosis deaths to housing. From 1902 to 1906 most deaths occurred in houses with prior TB deaths, with darkness and poor ventilation as key factors. Even well built homes without sunlit rooms show high rates. Experiments aim to ventilate or demolish such buildings and require stricter light and air standards. Pasteur urged that parasitic diseases can disappear from Earth.
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Health Department of
Paris
Louis Pasteur
Pasteur
France
Disgrace to Journalism Attacks Steffen and The Star
A Seattle weekly accuses The Star of publishing contemptible and dirty coverage for reporting on Steffen and his Madison Park blind pig. The piece defends Steffen as a modest beer seller and criticizes the paper for exploiting the public, calling reporters human rats spreading moral filth.
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Fo Stetten
Madison Park
Steffen
Littl Star
Monticelio Steamers Sail from Flyer Dock Schedule
The Monticelio steamer from the Navy Yard departs Flyer dock at 6 30 AM 9 30 AM 1 30 PM and 4 PM daily, offering multiple daily trips.
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U.& Navy Yard
Monticelio
Flyer Dock
Pier 2
Impulsive California girl appears in naval theater scene
A long rant cites a San Diego staged play aboard the battleship Georgia, featuring Sailor Jones and a California girl with roses as a political jab. The piece opens with love motifs, then pivots to a broad critique of franchise privilege and political bosses, ending with a call to end special privileges.
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Star
Han Dingo
Jones
Georgia
Wee
San Mego
Owe
Evans
Great Fleet
New York
Kansan
Outlet
Navy
Mardarena Bay
California
Ban Diego
Jonen
Sailor Jones
Curtain
Senators Rehearse Farewell at Amen Corner Tribute
A packed room of veteran reporters and Republican leaders hear Pratt and Depew offer valedicts at the Amen Corner in the Fifth Avenue hotel lobby before its demolition for a large office building. They recall a century of influence over New York politics as Depew claims the capital of the state has long been “right here” in that corner.
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Lincoln
Tammany Hall
Brooklyn Bows
Willoughby
San Francises
Golden Gate
Mont
Boas
Thos
Jefferson
Henry Ghorgh
New York
Republican Party
United States
Pratt
Depew
Empire State
Thos C. Platt
U Express Co
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central Rar
United States Senate
Newark
Amen Gartier
Platt
State of
Albany
House
Saratoga
Star Dust and Boxing Blends in a Rambling Page
A collage of 1920s style snippets includes a boxing round with Goldfield Gertie and Texas Mamie, fashion and gossip lines, stock talk, and light humor. Also noted are gardening ads and mower service offerings, all quoted in a magazine-page voice.
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Washinton
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Globe Hotel
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Kerry J. W. Godwin
John Schram
W. P. Trimble
George F. Stone
William Piggott
First Avenue and
Madison Street
Jwico
Kansas
Pretty Maid
Henry George
BY Josh
Josh Wise
Gertie
Goldfield
Texas Mamie
Roend
Nix
Texas Matale
Wallat
Florida Times Union
Kansas City Journal
New York Evening Mail
Beautie
New York Sun
Piper
Taft
MR. Skygack
Mar
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Ang Makis Wirtag
Wal
Gorge
First Avenue
Westlake Ave
PCE Sur
Staton
Turkatt
Dbc
Turkatt Pace
Dennison
Chicago
Quaker Drug
PIKE
London’s
Inchestreet
Axminster
Tesday
Thesday
Rusewin Food
Wer
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Celal Price
Toes
Ise
Universal Steel Range
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