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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1906

Page

2

Aldrich, Mailed Fist of Trusts in Senate

The piece accuses Senator Aldrich of acting as a Wall Street loyalist against President Roosevelt and anti trust reforms. It links Aldrich to Morgan Rockefeller interests, cites telegrams from Standard 611, and recalls Rhode Island power plays and the 10 hour day conflict with streetcar workers, militia use, and legislative rollbacks.

Roosevelt Aldrich Senate Morgan Rock@elior Street VELT Moldrich Aldrich Gang Philadelphia Aldrich Company Fist OF Trusts

City Lights Bond Fight Silent Pressure by Seattle Paper

An afternoon Seattle newspaper aligned with the Bluetrie Company is accused of deceptive reporting to discourage municipal ownership of utilities. It mocks a proposed 500000 bond for a city plant extension, claiming poor returns while boosting the electric company's profits. The piece argues the city should fund poles and wires to unleash the plant's revenue potential and curb private rates.

Seattle Bluetrie Company Seattle Electric Company Cedar Falls Seattle

Horror over mass slaughter calls for action by Roosevelt

A plea for American protest against cruelties in Russia and Armenia likens them to historical atrocities. It urges President Roosevelt to demand an end to the killings of civilians and blames a complacent church and government. The piece argues history will judge today’s Christians by their response.

America Roosevelt Gladstone Russia Turkey Preatient

Many Aspirants for State U Aquatic Trials

Nineteen men reported as first call went out for aquatic trials at the state university. Captain Gloster, not seeking a coaching post, is among those shaping the training. Hours are set, and about m1? men will report at the university boat house with others to follow. The aspirants are primarily freshmen and freshmen-year students.

Tes Harily Gloster

Delehanty Brother Signs with Montgomery Southern League

Baseball family legacy continues as William Delehanty signs a contract with Montgomery in the Southern league. He follows elder brother Edward, famed for guiding the Philadelphia and Washington teams, with strong promise and a bright future foreseen for him.

Delehantyes Diamond Fust Montgomery William Edward Philadelphia Washington

Aldrich portrait as Wall Street ally and railroad lobbyist

A critical profile of Aldrich portraying him as a dominant Senate figure aligned with Wall Street and railroad interests. The piece recalls his rise from Rhode Island politics to national power, his role on the finance committee, and alleged sugar trust ties and utility monopolies. It emphasizes influence over tariff and rate legislation and warns of party splits over reform.

Aldrich Wrehington Lane Senate Providence Henry B. Anthony Rhode Island Altrich Waill Street A. K. McClure Boston Finance Committee House McClore App

Love in a Calico Gown Ends in Quiet Promise

John Rogers, a poor boarder, confesses his love to Clarice, the landlady’s daughter, amid social barriers and memories of failed romance. Clarice reassures him that love may come differently, while Mrs. Dean asserts propriety. In the end John vows to cherish Clarice, despite hardship, as she seeks a hopeful future.

John Rogers Clarice Mr. Rogers Philadelphia Marrie Harrie Hell Fanny Roger John Dean Mr. Dean Clarien

Unclear dialogue on social norms and a wedding party

Fragmentary quotes discuss unconventional men women’s rights and wedding plans. Figures like Miss Roosevelt and Nick Longworth are cited while uncertain details about bridesmaids gown timing and travel remain unresolved.

Miss Roosevelt Nick Longworth Keroye Cinelaneti

Christmas Cheer and City Life Reflections in Early Correspondence

The fragment hints at social scene notes and humorous exchanges about living costs in New York and Bellefontaine. It mentions Christmas gatherings at a couple's home, remarks on fashion and wealth, and a line about city women and streetcars, reflecting urban life and social commentary of the era.

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