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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1907
Page
4
A Gigantic Swindle Exposed in Washington Mining Promises
The Star reveals that mining ventures in the Cascade and Olympic ranges have failed to pay, with promoters diverting funds and wage earners losing money. The article calls for warning the public against mining stocks and outlines plans for a multi-part expose over three days detailing wildcat operations, oil swindles, and coal mining outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Washington
Cascade
Olympic Mountains
Seattle
Western Ranges
King County
Olympis Ranges
Alaska
Automatic Divorce Debate Reflects French Conservatism
The French chamber of deputies approved a bill for automatic divorce after a three year seeking period. Observers say the measure appears lax but would slow divorce in practice, reinforcing careful marriage before breaking it off and protecting children and social interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Beattie Star
Warbhington
Willan
Hin
American Universittes
Uncle Ham
Prince Augustus
New York
San Francisco
William Fon
Germany
Washington
Humorous Jokes and Quips Fail to Impress in Mixed Column
A collage of snappy quips from different papers pokes fun at politics, gender roles, and social norms. The snippets include Sharp exchanges about women voters bachelor men and social classes. Several lines end with wit and irony, reflecting early 20th century newspaper humor.
The Boy in the Box
Dramatic editor Maurice Morton uses a boy in a theater box to secure a favorable write up about Herminie Dalzelle the Neal Soubrette. Morton reconciles with his wife and their son as the boy sings and clutches his mother’s arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critv Fo
Auries Morton
the Times
Morton
Mise Herminie Dalzelle
Neal
Maurice Morton
Herminie Dosselle
Herminie
Miss Dalselli
Daledlie
Maurice
Mammile
Headgear debate stirs football safety controversy
A crusty commentator argues players should not wear head protections while others defend gear as preventing injuries. The exchange highlights the flawed logic of blaming equipment for game injuries as the speaker admits he is sidelined with a lame foot from an incident on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlalfback
Rashum Saya
Cleveland Plain ‘Dealer
Aeolians
New York
Northwest
Noisy Orchestral Banter in Mischief Laden Sketch
Quirky dialogue features a singer and crowd banter about music and mood in a vaudeville style bit. A cook joke about kettle drum and moonlight mood surfaces amid playful misunderstandings and mock interview to conclude with a promised act.
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Wagner
Ger Vay
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