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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1906
Page
7
An article by Count Tolstot argues reformists in Russia are parasites on the people, corrupting and rotting the masses. The note prefixes the piece as Tolstot's second article on the Russian revolution, with a future address promised to the people.
A public scolding targets revolutionaries accusing them of causing civil war and mass death. It condemns bombings and killings while arguing the people reject their aims and see them as a burden on society. The speaker calls for self realization by the groups behind the violence.
A lively social at Leech Park pavilion invites dancing to Wagner’s orchestra until 1 am with gentlemen charged as Dc. The event promises music and a festive start to the new year for attendees.
The essay condemns revolutionary violence while noting the moral burden on rulers and revolutionaries alike. It argues that both sides justify cruelty in defense of their orders, urging readers to recognize shared responsibility beyond individual actors.
A brief New Year note from F M Spinning urging a fresh start in 1907. The message encourages strength and improvement while dismissing unnecessary tools in a symbolic pledge.
An invitation to a New Year’s Eve party at Leachi Park pavilion invites all to a joyful evening of dancing. A full orchestra will provide music and the event runs until one o'clock, enabling guests to dance into the new year.
The Masters and Pilots associations will wait until tomorrow before pressing overtime demands on steamship lines. They warn no ship will depart with a licensed mate if the companies reject the clause. An advertisement promotes Geo H Woodhouse Co Buffalo gasoline engines at 112 University Arcade.
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