Star Denounces Collier's Tainted News Charge
The Seattle Star rebuts Collier's Weekly accusation of using tainted news from Wm Wolf Smith. It asserts its own Washington correspondent and condemns syndicated letters from corporations. The Star demands retraction and defends its anti graft stance and advertising integrity.
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Roosevelt Man of Vigor and Sentiment
The busiest man in America President Roosevelt is shown in a behind the scenes look at his home and official life. The feature highlights his balance of exercise reading family time and work, urging busy readers to imitate his time for good books sentiment and family. It contrasts a hectic Juggernaut schedule with a sound mind and heart in a healthy body.
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Local man fined for stolen saloon bill and jailed
Phillip Davia, a colored man, failed to account to Judge Gordon for possessing a ten dollar bill stolen from the L. L. saloon. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 20 days in the city jail. Big bargain day. See page 5.
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City Adopts Wage Scale Reducing Lineman Pay
Fire Chief Bringhurett led a council meeting that approved a new wage scale lowering linemen salaries who maintain police and fire alarm systems. The decision was sent to the civil service and salaries committee for review.
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A's Best Coines New Word Moneyback
A's Best has coined the term moneyback to describe a new brand backed refund concept. The phrase signals a loyalty incentive blending cashback with return policies in marketing chatter.
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A'S Best
Beattie's New Fire Chief Highlighted by Fireman's Herald
The February 16 issue presents Beattie as appointing a new fire chief with praise for Bringhurst and a claim that the department ranks among the nation’s best. The piece cites expertise from top fire protection professionals and notes the leadership change.
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Quips and Quirk From A Shifting World Amid Lenten Tales
A collage of snappy lines and jokes from a 19th or early 20th century page. Mentions include Gov Hughes, the New York state insurance commission, Gen Kuropatkin, and a bank cashier known for stealing. Light humor threads through domestic chatter about rising costs, weddings, and social quirks with local names and settings.
Diana's Diary Chapter Humber 6
A narrator recounts being teased by Mr. Taffeta at work in Charleston South Carolina. She hides her face, feels relieved after an apology, then recalls the sting of deception and asks Sadie about a recent outing. The piece ends with a reflective sigh and the line The end.
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8. C
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