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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1903

Page

2

The Tragic Tale of James O Shea and Wall Street Loss

A New Yorker named James O Shea loses his fortune after pulling £16000 from a bank to chase dreams of wealth in Wall Street. He is consumed by greed, ultimately making a suicide attempt and joining the ranks of victims in a harsh market. The piece warns readers not to invest in schemes they do not understand and to heed the fate of Jimmy O Shea.

Holiday Times James O'Shea New Yorker Wallatree Carnegie Schwab Bo James O'Shea O'Shea Aly Jimmay Wall Street James O New York Jimmy Washington, D. Jan American Test Sugar Association Philippine United States Rh. G. Wagner Warner Company J. Nees Clark Lee Animes Sugar Company H. T. Oxnard

A Spendthrift in a Small Way in Lincoln Neb

A New Yorker Peyton Mandel spent $2,000 for a lavish banquet in Lincoln Nebraska. People worry such money should be saved yet the piece argues spendthrift folly can balance fortunes and fuel economic circulation. It cites Lonnie Fales and Coal Ol’ Johnny as other spenders and notes public caution toward spendthrifts.

Lincoln Neb Peyton Mandel Lonnie Fales Syracuse N.Y Johnny

Anglo-German Partri and Venesia War Reflections

The passage critiques Kaiser Wilhelm and Germany over the Venezuela venture, noting British reliance on Germany harmed by the alliance. It argues Anglophobia grew as Americans viewed England as a facilitator of German aims and warns of strained U.S. friendship. It also touches on commercial education, and a note about Clara Morris and personal finances.

Kaiser England Venesura Edward Castro Orinece Germany G Ermanhy United States Venezuela Prince Henry

From the Footlights to an Earldom

Countess Clancarty once Belle Hilton, famed in music hall, now joins peerage after marrying a stage star. Their children include an heir and a daughter. the Countess has left society life for privacy. Her Dutch-marquisate husband and rise from London chorus to peerage mark a rare aristocratic ascent.

Retertrise Association Don Dec Countess Clancarcy Belle Hilton Music Hell Fame Almoat Ireland Robert Trenchont eLaecarty Countess of Clanecarty London Netherlands Mensdon Gtrte Playere Earl Margets of Headfort Theii Clancarty Countess of Clancarty

Beattie Snnusi convention begins at old Presbyterian church

The Christian Missionary Alliance holds its Snnusi convention in Beattie at the old Presbyterian church corner of venue and Madison street. Rev. Mem-Inger of Chiengs Meldingerintend will preach daily at 7 and 7 30 pm with other missionary workers addressing the meeting. Police Relief Association names officers at its monthly meeting led by J. P. Weeden as president and Chief John Sullivan as treasurer among others.

The Christian Missionary Alliance Beattie God Old Presbyterian Church Madison Street FF. Mem- Inger Chiengs Alliance Witne Ss Police Relief Association Po- Hee Relief Association J. P. Weeden W. F Labecher John Sullivan 2D. F. Willerd

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