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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
4
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The piece praises Gov Hughes of New York for denouncing privilege and private gain in public franchises. It argues that opposing entrenched wrongs is honest and conservative, while defending special interests is radical. The author asserts radicalism is a name issue and principle matters.
A fragmented excerpt describes a conductor reacting roughly to a first close unlimited ticket and replying with garbled sounds when asked about connections at Uniontown. The passage notes an offer of mileage and a weak greeting with human intonation, ending with a suggestion to show an Annual for a possible positive response.
A brief note reports an accident on a New Orleans track and a horse named Mincemeat winning the race. The author, Hyde, warns of competition and promises fair treatment to old customers and new alike.
A fragment from a North Carolina tale shows a doctor urging restraint and consideration of others in a rural setting. The dialogue hints at a push toward moderation and shared goals as the speaker notes a cautious response about limits.
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a chaotic telephone exchange with callers shouting numbers and phrases like NINE NINE EIGHT and SIX HUNDRED. A recorder notes misrouted lines, frustrated responses, and a late clear number, Cee-Cee 2022, before the line goes quiet.
C M Rood secretary for Washington YMCA reports return from Walla Walla where he aided the inauguration of an Inland Empire Bible College Study Institute set for January 11 to 18 with about 50 delegates expected. A similar coast institute is being planned but not yet definite.
Henry Leimer and August Carlsen revive a suit in superior court against Carl M. Johnson claiming payment of a judgment imposed by Judge McCauley in Yukon Territory in 1906. The complaint notes the amount as unpaid and contradicts prior payment claims.
In Bayfield the afternoon service ends with Rev Beaman announcing Mark Boynton and Lizzie Heath will wed. Robert Jocelyn, heartbroken, learns Lizzie promised to marry him, while Mark fights his legal setback and Lizzie feels bound by prior vows as wedding plans proceed.
An abbreviated note suggests trying White Pine for a cold and mentions two size options. It reads as a casual vendor or personal reminder without full context or attribution. No clear event, person, or organization is identified.
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