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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1907
Page
4
Editorial lists interior and business rates for independent telephones and catalogs a mail delivery service. It warns subscribers of subscription expiry dates, offers remedy steps, and provides a telephone contact to request missed issues or duplicate copies.
The Star defends the 1-cent price model citing broad circulation and advertising revenue. It highlights Scripps Publishers Press and Newspaper Enterprise Association services, exclusive essays from Tolstoi, and its own telegraph facilities, staff of ninety, and five daily editions.
A fragmentary passage recalls Carlson shrinking from returning to Holly Lodge and sensing unwelcoming eyes. The text notes his irritation and a tense mood as the sequence unfolds with Hugh watching on the following day.
A call for brief yarns offers a star prize of $2 and a second prize of $1 addressed to Josh Wise. The text includes quips about goose and golden eye and a humorous exchange with Mr. Smithers. It also references Smoot likely keeping a Senate seat and a dramatic line about commuting a sentence.
Visitors are invited to see reeled Norfolk battleships Wisesneta and Oregon and other cruiser allies at Bremerton dry docks. Boats depart Pier 2 at 7 PM 11 20 PM 1 16 PM 4 30 PM on weekdays with an extra boat at 9 30 PM Sunday.
Hugh Carlson confronts Madeline Chaterton, once lovers separated by a quarrel, about renewing their engagement as Madeline, now wealthy and independent, plans to visit her cousin Mildred. After Mildred’s death Madeline inherits property, prompting Hugh to press for a marriage to share her wealth and heart.
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