Unreadable OCR notices from Seattle Star page
Fragmentary text shows a subscription notice and address lines mentioning a rate of twenty five cents per month. References to mail, carriers, and Beattie Washington appear garbled. The piece lacks coherent events or names to summarize further.
Keep Cool Says Shaw Amid Prosperity Talk
Secretary Shaw urges calm amid fears of confiscatory methods and financial disaster. He cites strong farm, mine, forest, factory, and railway outputs totaling trillions, insisting prosperity remains intact and honest law will prevail.
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Day
Syracuse University
Leslie
Boy with a Smile Brings Bright Side Bravery to Hospital
A 14 year old in a city hospital for eight months with tubercular bone endures pain with humor. He laughs, learns Latin and French, fishes, reads, and imagines living despite injuries. His outlook defines true bravery as choosing the bright side over despair.
Sentences of Reflection From Henry F Cope in Chicago Tribune
A collection of brief ethical maxims and spiritual observations by Henry F. Cope. The aphorisms urge selflessness, humility, compassion, and a God centered view of life. They caution against wealth worship and praise cheerful generosity amidst hardship.
A Humorous Bust of Figures and Markets in Odd Snippet
A jumble of quotes and quips features Judge Kennesaw Landis and tongue in cheek lines about lightning bugs and self-wringing dishwashers. References to Standard Oil profits, market shifts, and weathered fashion tease a chaotic public discourse with stock talk and curious commentary.
While Statesmen Strove In A Kentucky Grave Tale
A visitor at a Kentucky resort overhears locals recount a romantic tragedy from the Civil War era. A Louisiana heiress and a Northern gentleman vow to meet, war interrupts, the man dies in battle, and the heartbroken woman, dreaming of reunion, dies beneath the spring tree. The tale contrasts North and South with enduring love and fatal longing.
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Kentucky
Michigan
Florida
Louisiana
North
Great Lakes
Billie Burke Nervous About Debut in Washington
New York dispatch notes actress Billie Burke, a Washington D.C. native, prepares for her first American stage appearance in her home city after prior success abroad. Admirers offer reassurance as she faces the local debut.
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Washington
New York
Misa
Billie” Burke
Washington, D.C
Plumbers Elect Delegates To National Convention
The two day session of the State Association of Master Plumbers closed with delegates chosen to attend the national convention. Named from Bellingham Spokane and Tacoma include M. Isbteter E. Haskell and A. Lister with J. J. Dunseath listed as a Tacoma appointee. The next convention will be held in Spokane.
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Ang
State Association of Master Plumbers
Atte
M. Isbteter
Spokane
E. Haskell
BE. Haskell
Hellingham
M. Inbister
A. Lister
Tacoma
W. Bt. Allen
Seattle
J. J. Dunseath
Association
Local Fire Captain Wallace in Critical Condition
James Wallace once captain of the local fire department lies at Wayside hospital in a grave state from alcohol poisoning. He was divorced three years ago and his condition is attributed to cheap money.
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Wayside Hospital
Wallace
Dates Set for Counties to Appear at Olympia
The state board of equalization announced the schedule for counties to appear before the board in Olympia. September 3 includes Asotin Garfield Walla Walla Adams Douglas Klickitat Whitman Columbia Franklin Lincoln and Benton. September 4 lists Bookana Ferry Okanogan Yakima Stevens Chelan Kittitas. September 5 covers Clallam Jefferson Clark Wahkiakum Island Kitsap Chelan and Chehalis.
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Kittitas
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Island
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Prince Wilhelm of Sweden Guest at Harvard University
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden arrived aboard the cruiser Fylgia and is a guest at Harvard University. He will stay in Reston tonight, depart for Providence tomorrow morning, and attend a luncheon in his honor hosted by President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay on Wednesday.
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Prince Wilhelm of
Sweden
Fylgia
Harvard University
Reston
Providence
President Rowevelt
Oyster Bay
Prisoner Locked in Box Car Enjoys Summer Journey
Elwood New Jersey August 26 A county arrest occurred as Robert Filer trustee of the Presbyterian church faced charges of attempted murder and death by his own action during a summer journey. details remain unclear as authorities pursue the case.
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Seattle Star
Elwood
N. J
Robert Filer
Preatyterian Church
Prisoner vanishes after box car imprisonment gag
Report states Sheriff Carver improvised locking a prisoner in an empty box car but the train crew moved the car away unnoticed. The next morning the prisoner was missing with a through train carrying him to an unknown destination. Australasian wool exports rise to 2,000,000 bales at 75 dollars each totaling 15,000,000 cash. US shipments reach 100,000 bales, up 20,000 from last year.
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Carver
Lttle Vile Mee
Australasia
United States
Mrs Mary L Bump Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Mary L Bump age 65 wife of Dr J C Hump died Tuesday at her son Daniel O Hump home at Alki Point after a long illness Funeral was held Friday She is survived by her husband and a son
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J. C. Hump
Daniel O. Hump
Alki Point
Mra
Dump
Paris Women to Pay Tax for Remonstrance
Women of Paris Missouri will become taxpayers so they can sign remonstrances against ericons. A committee will tour the city asking women to purchase items like a sewing machine or watch to raise at most $20, the committee to cover the tax when due.
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Paris
Ericons
Inquisitive. Edwin and the Thread Mood
Edwin and a friend debate a thread and a spool in a quirky dialogue. They argue about sewing and a pun on victory while a reader interjects with odd observations. The scene focuses on humor and wordplay rather than a plot.
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Victorie
Vincent de Vere
Renta
International Law Association opens in Portland with global lawyers
Portland, Aug 26. The city hosts a premier gathering as the International Law Association begins its twenty fourth conference at City Hall while the American Bar Association meets its thirtieth annual session. Noted European jurists join the deliberations as Buffalo hosted the eighteenth convention earlier.
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America
American Bar Association
International Law Association
Europe
Internatonal Association
Buffalo
Four p Lt gar wor retert trem man
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a lieutenant and a man in distress with tremors and a possible retreat. Names and full context are unreadable, limiting specifics to the uncertain military or wartime scenario.
Boys Wanted To Seattts Papers Apply To George College
Help wanted notices seek applicants to handle newspaper distribution duties at the old library building in Seattle in the afternoon. Labor paid by employer. Apply in person at the appointed location.
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Geo
Old
Engter
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