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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
4
The Seattle Star outlines subscription details and expiration dates, with instructions on mail delivery and carrier copies. The notice warns readers to renew before the listed date and explains how to handle address changes and mail service, including post office procedures.
An appeal urges immediate double-tracking of Ballard single lines and the University and Renton routes. It argues signal failures and head-on collisions prove block systems inadequate, risking lives of citizens and students, and predicts future calamities unless tracks are doubled.
The speaker urges Seattle to pursue conventions, arguing larger gatherings attract traffic and money. Citing Los Angeles as a model, the note calls for an active convention committee to recruit both major and smaller events, including facilities for the 1907 Christian Endeavor convention.
English newspapers portray the socialist countess of Warwick with humor focused on her gowns and elegance while ignoring her speeches for the working class. Editors praise attire and beauty, while omitting her rhetoric and political actions.
Washington specialists in graft note a push by special interests to regain control of the executive branch after Roosevelts presidency. They trace Wall Street troubles to the 1908 Philadelphia convention and claim Hanna urged Fairbanks for vice president.
A nameless narrator recalls a late autumn meeting in Moscow with Natasha a hungry young woman she shares bread and shelter after a night in a ruined boat. She consoles him with faith and hope as they endure cold hunger and hardship until dawn when they part for good.
A collage of humorous exchanges and mock letters. Jests about sanity and marriage appear alongside playful dialogues on cooking range timing and Morocco trade jokes. The page features mock correspondence tips, sample letters, and short humorous exchanges reflecting social quirks of the era.
The message urges deposits at the State Bank of Seattle corner First Ave and Yeeler, offering 4 percent and semiannual compounding. Readers are advised to start saving tonight and set aside weekly amounts, aiming for investment in real estate or a business of their own. The Barings Department is open Saturday evenings.
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