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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1903
Page
2
A 1907 era notice from the Seattle Star and PY Star Publishing Co requests readers to notify the office of address changes. It lists multiple addresses in Seattle New York and Chicago and mentions mail delivery and a 25 cent monthly rate for papers. The notice asks senders to forward both old and new addresses.
The article argues the president's repeated risky feats with single-sticks and dangerous activities endanger the public. It contrasts admiration for his endurance with calls for protection of the public welfare and the need to keep the president physically safe to avoid harming national interests.
A sensational Star report recaps a parable about a czar and a Polish ballet girl. It traces repeated patterns of power and passion, describing how the czar discards the beloved while she clings to memory, and how public scandal or royal wrath ends in tragedy.
Tennessee Supreme Court strikes down a city ordinance requiring union label printing, ruling it restricts competition and discriminates among citizens. The decision faults the measure as against city charter, but notes unions' label reflects workmanship rather than monopoly.
Register your vote on the ordinance pending in the city council to grant an amended electric light and power franchise to the Seattle Cataract Company. The Star prints a coupon ballot to mail to the clerk. The issue is cheaper power and fair competition with Seattle Electric Company.
A Dublin dispatch reports a minor flap in the teapot order following King Manard's mild censure of the Earl of Dudley, viceroy of Ireland, for knighting Sir Frederick Treves without royal consent. Treves, famed London surgeon, saved the king's life last summer and has long served at the London hospital with notable success.
The king's approval of the viceroy’s generous motive is noted as a growing custom since a past incident when the Duke of Richmond as viceroy nicknamed an inn boots as Sir Patrick Murphy and renamed a washerwoman dish into Lady Murphy after a feast. The duke granted a tithe during a revel, and later regaled with pride though regrets his act while sober.
Carson Clarke, the original Jones, will present What Happened to Jones at the Seattle theater next week. The play was written for Clarke who has starred in it for several seasons. His company has recently grown with new members joining during the past few days.
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