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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1906
Page
4
Damaged text from a Seattle Star page fragment shows a postal delivery notice for Beattie Washington, mentioning independent use of a rate of twenty five cents per item and an addressed route or office. The incomplete lines include references to a mailing address and second-class matter, with unclear dates or names.
A New York article debates a proposed rear lot church facade with a towering front skyscraper. It questions whether true worship rests on spirit and truth or grand architecture and costly landmarks.
The piece recalls the December 30 1908 Iroquois Theatre fire in Chicago where 500 people died. Will J Davis the manager faced involuntary manslaughter charges with potential one to life sentence. It argues public memory fades and theater safety demands persist for managers.
A humble woman with two small children travels from Cincinnati to Louisville to find her missing husband in the army. Despite doubts from others, she prays and continues, and a sergeant and fellow travelers witness a dramatic reunion as the soldier and family are finally united on the bridge. Her faith moves hardened veterans who witness the moment.
A Marlen and Pew analysis portrays Senator Joseph Foraker of Ohio as a staunch ally of railroad interests and the trusts. The piece accuses him of using populist rhetoric while serving corporate power, detailing his role in rate legislation opposition, railroad lobbying, and anti trust platform shifts.
About three days after entering the senate Fagener introduced a long bill to legalize railway pooling without rate regulation. Critics warned it would create a coppered railway monopoly and President Roosevelt denounced the measure as it faced swift opposition.
Tuesday offers nickel prices on assorted notions and safety pins. A carfare note advertises a bargain supply including three cards of safety pins and two cans of Ger.
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