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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1908
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription details for The Seattle Star with mailing options, contact numbers, and delivery rules. It instructs readers on changing dates and what to do if copies are missed, emphasizing timely contact and reliable service for subscribers.
The fragment presents a mixed scene with comic urban chatter about Avis and Bill, shoppers and park outings, and a political aside on tariff revision. It references C W Pair banks, Albert Jeremiah Heveridge, and Charles Fairbanks, threading humor with contemporary political sleights and a predatory pelican metaphor.
William Allen White rose to prominence with the Emporia Gazette editorial What’s the Matter With Kansas, attacking populism and wealth disparities. The piece helped his national profile and drew Roosevelt’s friendship, while White later argued for reform along individualistic lines to curb socialist influence. Verily, verily, the world do move.
A humorous collage of social banter and witticisms about patience, marriage, fashion, and everyday mishaps. Snippets reference Mrs. K Wiverful on parenting, tea leaves, a Merry Widow hat, and a mock dialogue about a piano neighbor, ending with a Colorado train near a precipice.
Washington correspondence from April 21 reveals President Roosevelt's defiant stance amid attacks. The writer notes Roosevelt’s resilience, mocks political rivals, praises John Sharp Williams’s challenge to the Cannon Payne-Dalzell bloc, and cites satire from Sam Sherman and a parody of Aldrich verses. The piece also mentions Taft’s fluctuating support, Fairbanks speculation, and a mixed mood about the impending political fight.
Fine assortment of spring lamb and homedressed chickens advertised for Master at the Band Box Market located at 1100 First Street.
Take boat trips at Pier 2 with daily round trips. Passengers can ride a return voyage on the same day.
The letter mixes political reform rhetoric with a personal plea for honest leadership and a salary for the writer. It discusses patience, tact, and executive ability needed for reform and references La Follette and the currency issue. The writer signs as HATH and mentions placing someone on Santam’s marbled stoop.
The Monticello departs from Flyer dock at 6 30 0 30 a m 1 30 and 4 p m on listed routes with the U Navy Yard schedule.
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