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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented OCR provides a partial notice from the Seattle Star Publishing Co. The legible parts reference office addresses, a schedule and delivery details, mail rates, and a publication date clue. The text suggests a period newspaper notice about circulation or distribution specifics with postal handling notes.
The article argues Russia's mutiny and broader socialist currents could reshape history more than the French Revolution. It notes rising democracy trends in Britain, Germany and Austria, with social agitation spreading to England and America and fears of royal suppression, casting the revolution as a global turning point.
The Star favors Murphy as a capable, people-friendly candidate for Seattle’s mayor while recognizing Cotterill’s unimpeachable character and potential for a clean administration. It notes Cotterill’s eccentricity and doubts about electability, and says voters will choose the right man beyond party lines.
A short story fragment describes Solitaria as a lone man living in a box station on an eastern railroad. He argues for pay and assistance after 15 years of solitary service and contemplates running the railroad himself with canned meat and firearms amid oppressive heat and stillness. The setting centers on his vigil and perceived neglect.
The Man at Solitaria stands firm at 118 degrees refusing to yield as a freight and express collide on the Great Western line near Centerville. A wrecking train and doctors respond while brakemen and a shot gun threaten further violence this night. The Man is captured after dark in a dramatic end with a new assistant to aid the road.
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