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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1907
Page
4
Independent Sunset Main 1080 and independent Sunset Main 1050 appear in a telephones editorial and business listings. Ballard Stan Agency Sun Halland Ave Suneet and valent pricing are noted with subscription details and renewal instructions.
In a tale about two mansions, Professor Hellamey, a known botanist and butterfly collector, schemes to win Miss Jane Storey’s fortune by claiming a rare butterfly case. A gardener’s accidental trimming of trees exposes the professor’s vanity and motives as the story unfolds.
The city backs Mayor William Hickman Moore in enforcing laws to curb saloon evils. He closes dance halls and bans all night operation to raise the moral tone, while saloonkeepers and the council oppose the pro reform effort and defend the old regime.
Figures from the American Weekly Publishers association show the government paid railroads 22 million dollars more for mail carriage in the year ending June 1906 than express firms paid for the same tonnage. The average rate for 100 pounds of mail between New York and 49 key centers is 8.01 dollars via rail, while express firms paid 2.43 dollars. The article argues the deficit stems from high rail rates and poor business methods, challenging Madden’s claim that low second class rates cause the deficit. It notes a Chicago capitalists’ offer to take over the postal department at no cost to the government if run as a business.
The text argues the Reichstag may refuse further funding for campaigns in Southwest Africa after army debacles and scandals. It notes the Kaiser fears humiliation if troops stay and stresses the upcoming election will test whether the new Reichstag backs continued military action or withdraws forces, with global attention on the two month period.
A narrator recalls a man who wears three neckties to woo a woman in different colors turquoise Nile green and rose pink. She never learns the test of his devotion as he endures her scrutiny and she remains unaware of his steady fidelity, finally tying the tale to his enduring true blue character.
A dated fragment warns travelers about choosing headwear before boarding railcars. It contrasts inexpensive caps with more formal attire and suggests proper dress influences comfort and perception, noting a “60cent cap” as a mark of seasoned travel.
A playful piece by Josh Wise offers humorous lines and snippets from a historic novel inquiry. The prose depicts a literary crowd, a manager, and a self made man amid light dialogue about paper, poetry, and sport. Joshua Wise referenced as the star author.
John Edgerton and Ed Williams feud over a plan to hire several millionaire chauffeurs and others as part of a scheme described in a clipped, fragmentary newspaper excerpt.
Southern Pacific invites summer travelers to ride the scenic Shasta Route from Portland to health and pleasure resorts. A new train departs Portland with tickets and information available at Union Ticket Office 608 First Ave, BE and Elia, general agent.
Fragmented ad style note mentions improvements and terms in a university project. It highlights desirable location, seed lot and car service references without clear dates or entities. The readable text lacks concrete actions or official scope.
Notice to subscribers urges readers to report missed copies by phone to ensure perfect service and uninterrupted delivery. The notice emphasizes prompt reporting for accuracy and reliability.
In a department store post Christmas scene Hollo and Mollo discuss a man trying to trade an orange necktie with liver colored polka data for a can of tomatoes or a tack hammer. The father suggests the man was stung and seeks a garish badge of barter while others wonder at his motives.
Mrs Doem and Mr Doem clash over Christmas money with Mrs Doem insisting on a final say and Mr Doem yielding on terms. The scene shifts to a shoemaker Klein at 217 James Street where the dispute settles on the agreed terms.
A compact collection of aphorisms on love truth and social wit with playful quips about noses tongues hearts and friendship. The pieces mix humor and philosophy in terse, thought provoking lines.
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