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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1907
Page
9
Unclear fragmentary text mentions JL, Feil on delaide, a $27 amount, and a legal or official tone around tolls or cards. The readable portion suggests a dispute or note about charges and a supervisor. Details are incomplete.
The Seattle Star, facing disruption after a blaze, received urgent aid from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. The P I offered its plant and facilities to print The Star on Monday and until a new plant could be secured. The Star moved its offices and operations into the P I building with full use of composing and press rooms. Star editors and business staff relocated Sunday with P I managers supervising the setup. The Star records gratitude for this emergency assistance from the P I.
Frances Gilbreath Ingergoll writes about love as a guiding force beyond dictionaries, describing its deep reach from maternal comfort to shared joys and endured suffering. The piece underscores love’s power to uphold humanity through time, pain, and aging.
In a humorous kitchen dialogue the Doveydoves debate purchasing an iron bed for the spare room. They estimate costs for bed frame springs mattress and linens totaling around 15 to 36 dollars, balancing desire for a nicer guest room against their limited funds. Mrs Doveydove urges practicality while Lemuel fears bankruptcy.
A garbled reminiscence blends vaudeville chatter with a baseball game report. The speaker asks about team placement and a utility man, notes hits and baserunners, and mentions positions and batting while puzzled by the play’s details.
The wedding engagement was announced for Mies Grace Pazabeth Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Miller of 1241 Washington Boulevard and George B Haskins of Bellingham Washington formerly of Chicago with the ceremony planned for early June. Dr Henry Speaks. Dr John Q A Henry the evangelist addressed a large Grand Opera House audience on Samson and His Betrayal by the Woman He Loved arguing indulgence leads to destruction.
Claude confronts Grace and Mia during a tense visit at the Callum home as Perry and Allan observe. Grace speaks of heartbreak and duty, urging Claude to reconcile with Mia’s father. The scene mixes tense emotion with social introductions in a Washington setting. An adjacent ad notes Oriental Billiard and Pool Parlors offering eight new tables in Seattle.
A scrambled column mixes remarks from a New York visitor about Broadway at four in the morning with local chatter. The piece riffs on public disputes, a Baltimore coachman’s marriage, and a Weston journal quip about top status, all framed as brief, vivid vignettes.
Short note from Gregor McGregor of 301 Empire Building urges insurance protection for furniture and home against fire. Main 778 provides contact.
Claude Morrissey, disinherited and in love, catches a glimpse of Grace Collam home from New York. He plans a reckless encounter as his father’s anger and past misdemeanors loom. Allan Perry helps him, and Grace’s arrival sparks a fresh, hopeful yet perilous moment.
Market listing notes pot roast and side items with a landmark nearby at 118 Pikes opposite the fien Marche. It presents a compact price or item guide for shoppers in a local market context.
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