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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1907
Page
4
The Seattle Star outlines private telephone exchanges for building deliveries and contact numbers for Sunset Main 1050 Independent 441. It explains subscription payments, address label dates, and steps for missed or late copies with a central phone line for prompt redelivery.
Aided by strong rhetoric, President Roosevelt belts the financiers and presses for federal control of interstate commerce and tighter oversight of large corporations. The piece argues he won’t be bluffed and warns of long term damage if reforms lag.
This overview outlines why congress may favor a government postal savings bank. It would insure deposits up to 500 dollars at 2 percent interest, target small savers and immigrants, curb abandoned money orders, and circulate funds via national banks to prevent money shortages.
A chaotic train wreck unfolds as the midnight express crashes through a drawbridge and topples a bridge. Passengers endure a bizarre interior tableau while wrecking crew and onlookers react amid disorder and muted triumph.
Joah Wire reports a heated conference in Washington where the leader, described as Taftish, is contested. Genevieve writes to Josh Wise asking for pantry cleanup advice as a curious mixed piece of political and domestic banter.
The progressive suitor negotiates marriage with Mr. Goldie for his daughter. He demands a reserve fund to cover future divorce or alimony costs and even mentions a grass widowers fund. The banker asks for the documents to be signed to seal the arrangement.
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