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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
5
A controversial digression questions the rule of justice and the cycle of violence. It contrasts ancient mandatorily harsh codes with modern law, condemns police coercion, and notes an arrestee treated as guilty before trial. It argues innocence until proven guilty remains the core principle.
Asegmented critique traces how a city’s social order feeds crime. It argues harsh punishment teaches violence, linking poverty, insurance schemes, workhouses, and slaver crimes to a cycle of degradation and injustice in urban life.
The article argues for reform toward civilization and Christian ideals as a path to rehabilitation. It previews a subsequent piece on whether a criminal class exists and notes a recent sale of items made by young girls netting over $100. Also mentions a voyage from Antofagasta and a doctor’s health-related departure.
Reported efforts describe a drive by young helpers to raise funds for the Children’s Orthopedic Hospital. The tale includes the death of Dr Ann M Eames announced via cable from Antofagasta Chile on October 41 and a letter to Mrs M Drew from granddaughter Alita Drew Eames noting the sea burial.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth wife of Representative Longworth of Ohio and a Roosevelt daughter is ill at the White House suffering from appendicitis in a December report from United Press.
The Washington Fire Insurance company gains licensing movement toward New York in a notable regional insurance expansion. Officials indicate formal steps underway to secure regulatory approval and establish operations in the northeast.
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