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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1910

Page

4

Seattle Debates Decency as Moore Promoted for Mayor

The Star argues against Hiram Cc Gill and supports William Hickman Moore as Seattle’s preferable mayoral choice. It credits Moore’s prior term as mayor and states the paper will continue to advocate for his defeat of Gill, urging voters to back Moore for decency and capable leadership.

Hiram Cc. Gill Republican Party Democratic Party Seattle Gill William Hickman Moore Democrats Judge Moore The Star A. V. Bouillon Bouillon Mr. Gill Moore H. C. Gill

Missouri Spelling Champion Jones Tops World in 43-Year Challenge

The northern Missouri scholar Professor D Jones proclaims himself the greatest spelling expert in the world. He began teaching district schools in Bello County and issued annual spelling challenges for decades, briefly losing to a university dean before a young woman journalist once bested him in a famed match.

Missouri Io World Professor Jones Kirkville Normal School Jones D. Jones United States Bello County Towa

One of Shaw's Eccentricities in Washington Crowd

A Washington critic recalls Bernard Shaw attending a performance of Caesar and Cleopatra. During the show a stranger leaned over Shaw, prompting Shaw to wipe the man’s nose with his handkerchief and apologize, remarking it must be his own nose. The anecdote highlights Shaw’s eccentricities in public.

Bernard Shaw America Times Washington Shaw Caesar Cleopatra Washington Ster Chicago

High Cost of Living Explored by a Grace Clerk

Diana's Diary follows Mise Dillpickles as she investigates the disparity in living standards. She contrasts famine relief efforts with wasteful consumption, highlights ignorance in deserving households, and hints at broader causes beyond price rises. The piece ends with a promise of continuation.

Mise Dillpickles

Fragmented Theatre and Society Snippets From The Barn Catalog

Readable scraps include a theatre joke about opera glasses and ear trumpets during a play, a Labouchere anecdote on a delayed breakfast with Bismarck, a tax dispute over a house sale, a hoarder writer who shuns steak and shellfish, and a seamstress teaching Minna to sew a one piece nightgown with a hole for exits.

Minna

Goosevale Correspondence and Local Happenings Troupe

A collage of notes from Goosevale reports minor mischief and social events. Two older offenders are jailed for drunkenness. West Silo youths visit the hotel. the Merry Chipmunk Social hosts a lunch. Jimmy Ross, 18, acts in New York films earning six dollars a day. various quips on painting and advice columns pepper the page.

Jimmy Ross Lillian Rose Moving Picture Studios Jimmy Little Ho Beattie Nota Moving Picture New York Bia

Everett Goes Overseas Route Leaves from Colman Dock

A steamship schedule fragment notes a teamer departure from Colman dock with a schedule still subject to change. Contacts listed include Sunset Main and phone numbers.

Sun

Ex Gov Horace Boies in Public Eye Over Tariff Views

Former Iowa governor Horace Bates Boies, famed as a proponent of tariffs not protecting the common people, enters renewed public focus as he nears Lynd milestone in a life long with political roots dating to 1858 and the Whig era.

Horace Boies Horace Bates Iowa Horace Horace Bolen New York

Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief

An ad promises that one dose of Pape’s Diapepsin prevents indigestion heartburn and dyspepsia. It claims meals will digest completely, no fermentation or gas, and relief within five minutes, urging a 50 cent case from the druggist and boasting a healthy stomach.

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