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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1906
Page
4
The notice states newspaper delivery terms with monthly rates and advance payment. It mentions address labels and mail delivery at Beattle Washington, requiring prepaid subscriptions by a specific date to continue service. It implies a newspaper agency and public notice about subscription status.
The piece argues money alone is not success and urges a revival of honor. Charlee B E Hughes, the investigator on insurance scandals, shows practical seriousness and calls for less emphasis on wealth and more regard for rights and humane conduct.
The Star declares its plan to report honestly on plays at the Grand Opera House and Seattle theater. It criticizes burlesque productions at the Seattle venue, notes vulgar songs and disreputable behavior, and urges Cort to replace such offerings with refined, acceptable shows or risk losing favorable coverage.
The story claims Scotty the miner died is false. The water wagon committee will hand out blank books to readers to start anew, while UNCLE HENRY notes a miners union in Pennsylvania plans to give Nick and Alice coal. A Fremont excursion drew many riders, and Cecil Cyclona recalls a street confrontation with a powerful street railway president.
Poell of Powell Nebraska receives a presidential Medal of Honor under a February 1906 act. As a fireman he saved a girl on the track near Powell, crawled from the cab, grabbed the child, and pulled her away before an engineer stopped the engine. He suffered severe injuries, including leg amputation.
In a cold November day Peter Coldram refuses chores and plans to drink at a tavern but his wife Susan joins him. After urging, he fixes the house and their day ends better as he becomes thrifty, while a letter from Theodore Roosevelt honors a lifesaving act and a county clerk election in Mall County is noted.
The Fighth Wards publican club organized last night and elected four officers for active election participation. C. W. Moetville was chosen president with J H Jennings as first vice president Gev Kinnear as second vice president Jax R Manning as secretary and KE Davidson as treasurer. The executive committee includes C. W. Mel.
The notice lists Ville, J. R. Manning, J. A. Hanes Gee, Kinatar, E. M. Gordon, Dr. D. & Shallabarger and KR. B. Wine nat. as part of the upcoming city directory or related civic roll call.
An advertisement touts a palm reader and clairvoyant healer offering advice on health love finance and welfare. It claims long experience and references Finsen's Ray radium and suggestive therapy with testimonials and a money back guarantee. Location given is 103 Second Ave South over Guy's Drug Store with hours daily and Sundays.
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