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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1905

Page

4

Seattle Star publication notice and delivery details

The Seattle Star lists publication data and subscription rates with delivery by mail or carriers and notes entry of second class matter status. It cites office locations in Seattle and instructions for leaving subscriptions and news items, with representatives named in Chicago and New York.

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War is Waste in Costly Japanese Russian War

Analyzes the financial toll of the Japan Russia conflict noting loans totaling 420 million dollars for one year, pledged customs, and likely deficits. Warns of heavy tax burdens, damaged wealth, lost human life, and world trade disruption as a call for an end to war.

Japan Russia Ruseia

Etiquette of Horsewhipping in Modern Times

A dramatic tale describes a Kansas editor William Allen White faced by a woman armed with a cowhide. The piece advises men to run when attacked by a woman, likening her to a dangerous modern adversary and noting the incident as a binding precedent in journalistic etiquette.

Modern School of Athletics William Alien White Kansas Sunflower Allen White

Pearse Praises American Spirit In A Fine Tribute

English writer Mark Guy Pearse reports on his U S tour praising Americans for self respect and firm bearing. He notes saloons in London lack women and claims he saw no drunken men in America while calling Americans confident in their rights and place in the world.

Mark Guy Pearse United States Mr. Pearse London England America

Port Arthur, Hair Wea verges and Oddities in News

A collage of quotes and brief items including claims of insanity denial, a floorwalker exchange, a $200 bill, Josh Wise verse, steel stock moves, war memories, Nippon youths, Port Arthur vow and hair cutting, Indiana governor railroad pass rejection, and racial commentary with a satirical tone.

How Two Brave Young Subjects of the Mikado Suffered for Their Country

In Tokio on January 10, the officer O K Kuchee Kuchee of Company T Oolong reserves celebrated Port Arthur’s fall by vandalizing a barber shop. On February 10, 1904 he and comrades read aloud the attack on the Russian fleet from a Tokio paper and vowed to serve the country.

Port Arthur Nippon O. K China Cracka Jacka Tokia Jacka Cear Japan Tokio Kuchee Kuchee T. Oolong O. Kuchee Kuchee

Electric Bitters Promised To Cure Malaria

Electric Bitters advertised as a pure medicine to relieve and cure ague and malaria. It claims a true curative influence, driving malaria from the system and avoiding quinine’s after effects. A testimonial from Henrietta, Texas, praises a brother’s recovery. price listed at 60 cents.

KB. & Mundey Henrietta Tex Guy's

Rough Weather Coats for Snow and Rain

The article describes rough weather coats suitable for snow or rain, emphasizing long army cloth styles, loose fit, and double breasted designs. It notes plaid and brown tweed fabrics, broad sleeves, and collars that convert to revers, and invites readers to visit New Studio in the Bitel building for a first class coat at a medium price with offerings from Bggan & Ericson.

Christian Bedeavor Ile Bitel Pike Bggan & Ericson

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