Subscription notice for The Seattle Star
The Seattle Star issues a subscription notice detailing delivery options and rates. It explains how expiry dates are shown on each paper and instructs subscribers to call the main office between 4 and 6 pm if changes or issues arise.
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Sumpciemera
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The Savage City and Its Hidden Cruelties
An editorial lament on urban crime portraying savagery across classes. It argues cities breed brutality toward women and children, with both low and high criminals exploiting power and wealth, demanding reform from the top and strict punishment to curb the menace.
Telegraphy in an Emergency Amid Strikes
A look at garbled messages from a telegraph strike shows comical and broken lines. Phrases mix domestic notes love requests and business orders with nonsensical phrases, revealing how editors and operators created muddled texts under strain.
Fragments and quotes echo in a rainy day miscellany
A jumble of regional musings and jokes from GEO Canning and other wires. Humorous bits touch on money superstition and the value of rest, while light quips compare life to weather and public markets. The tone mirrors a local paper’s page of clipped wisdom and aimless banter.
Lunch Room Scene on the Train
On a paused train Rollo and his father visit the lunch room near a warped platform. They observe waitresses serving meals while debating the value of railway meals and the need for nourishment during travel. The elder comments that rail food is a necessity, not charity, as they consider prices and distance to the depot.
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Rollo
Bia
A Country Ride Sets Hearts Aglow Between Town Lovers
Townsend, a wary nonrider, falls for Helen Marsland during a rural chase. He saves her from a runaway horse, proves his bravery, and their bond deepens as he finally asks to ride beside her. The scene ends with their first kiss on a quiet road.
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Harry Townsend
Helen Marsland
Cyrus Marsland
Hig Timber
Atiz
Brockton
N.Y
Townsend
Griscom
Maraland
Annex Sold in City for Six Hundred Thousand Dollars
The Washington Hotel annex at the corner of Seconday and Stew art was bought Saturday by C. J. Smith and A. B. Kerry of this city. They paid James A. Moore and Henry Whitcomb $600 000 for the property. Rev. Charles Carroll Miller, friend of President McKinley and late Senator Alger, died yesterday at Cadillac Michigan aged 0. More battleships at navy yard than ever before.
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Stewart At
C. J. Smith
A. 8. Kerry
James A. Moore
Henry Whitcomb
Charles Carroll Miller
McKinley
Alger
Interior Department
Cadillac
Mich
The Boys School Suit Sale At Honest Construction
The boys school suit line emphasizes sturdy honest materials reinforced in every vital part to withstand school life. Garments meet high standards with prices from 3.50 and up. A plan of small down payments plus installments is offered for any selection.
Washington Fire Invests $92,000 in Seattle Mortgages
The Washington Fire department allocated 92000 dollars to Seattle mortgages, with the funds described as assisting the family involved.
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Washington Fire
Seattle
Bag
The Dove Dove Baby in Rural Play and Wardrobe Debate
A family sends Baby Devey to the countryside for fresh milk and seclusion. The infant enjoys rural joys while Mrs Devey favors practical play over elaborate dresses. Mr Devedove resists overalls saying she’ll look like a boy, sparking a sentimental clothes debate.
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Baby
Mr. Doverdove
Jeanette
Lemuel
Laborers in Demand for Copper River Railroad Work
Reports from Alaska say Guggenheim interests seek laborers for their Copper River railroad with the highest wages offered. Peter B. Smith, Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce president and noted business figure, died suddenly Friday at a Mount Washington hotel in New Hampshire.
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Guggenheim
Copper River
Peter B. Smith
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
Mount Washington
N. H
Boys Wanted to Sell Seattle Papers
Advertises boys to sell Seattle papers with application details at the Star office in the old library building. George Engler handles inquiries and initiation fee. Morning and afternoon hours specified.
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Seattle
Geo. Engler
Star Office
Engler
Ese
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