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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
4
The Seattle Star prints a subscriber notice for Ballard and nearby areas urging readers to report address changes promptly to ensure uninterrupted service. It lists contact numbers and office hours and stresses timely updates to avoid missed issues and continued delivery.
In a Seattle theatre speech, B C Hughes praised President Roosevelt as the greatest since Lincoln and urged support for John F. Miller. He challenged voters to choose loyalty to Seattle over party, questioned Republicans’ city governance, and hinted Roosevelt would back Moore for mayor.
The Supreme Court upholds the employers' liability concept for interstate workers while limiting federal reach into state regulation. It urges Congress to pass a refined law addressing 10,000 deaths and 95,000 injuries yearly, urging citizens to pressure lawmakers with letters or postal cards.
Henry F. Cope offers aphorisms urging virtue over vice and duty over comfort. He argues religion must be practiced not theorized and that character, fear of worry, and generosity shape spiritual progress and social harmony.
Seattle Star Exclusive details Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy relocation to a Brookline estate described as a three story stone house with a slate roof set in a broad lawn. remodeling involved 300 workers, adding a deep porch and medieval canopy while converting interior spaces and vaults.
London reports show historians noting extraordinary marriage rates and schemes. Arthur Hynes, dentist, and A. Witabeff allegedly led long running frauds in the United States and abroad, with Hynes to be tried for matrimonial fraud and bigamy.
Tonight's Riddell lecture explores heredity and prenatal culture. The speaker cites cases involving Mary Maker Eddy, Robert Ingersoll, Pope Leo XIII, the Ishmael family, and others to illustrate ideas.
A lively social page chronicles a lavish ball with debutantes and a noted heiress bridegroom arriving to fanfare. Ironical remarks by the Vigilance Committee chair and witty asides thread through the scene amid curtain calls and social bustle. The era’s gossip blends fashion, mischief, and cautious humor in a single vignette.
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