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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1906
Page
4
A noted physician argues polygamy as natural and condemns monogamy as bondage. The piece asserts that true happiness lies in lifelong faithfulness between one man and one woman, stressing mutual fidelity, companionship, and the beneficial influence on character and society.
A letter argues that mothers must allow boys more independence as they grow. It recalls Ellsworth at sixteen, fashioning a petition to visit a friend and gain casual privileges, claiming boys deserve rough play and outdoor life despite mothers' worries. The piece defends the boy’s right to maturation and rejects shaming nicknames.
Yan Francisco notes Kelly has been released after 14 years of a life sentence for a murder he did not commit. Circumstantial evidence and lack of eye witnesses saved him from execution. Supportive friends and Justice Woods influence aided his release. he plans to return home to work and repay money spent.
A School for Plumbers ington School of Trades will be housed in a northern city site. A building will be erected after securing a foundation to accommodate pupils. A course in house plumbing and steam fitting is expected to open soon with several enrollments. The school aims to prepare students for state examinations when required.
A letter from C. B. Remnaberg asks the chamber to seek eight highways north of Green, prompting discussions on regional road aid and transportation planning.
A jumble of jokes notices and snippets includes a fortune teller tease about marriage a for rent poster a city jail advert Uncle Henry and a cheeky newspaper voice. The text features dated slang political quips restaurant banter and stray lines about real estate and public figures.
A sharp critique of Chauncey M. Depew, New York senator, portraying him as Vanderbilts and Harrimans man in Washington. The piece links his office with railroads and trusts, notes his long seat amid corporate directorships, and questions whether he truly serves the people or the moneyed interests.
New York reports Marshall Field remains in favorable condition after a fairly comfortable night as physicians issue a bulletin this morning.
In a melodramatic romance Kate Minton and Jack Menderson, known as Jack of Clubs, navigate love and social peril. After a dramatic fire scare and a fragile betrothal, Kate asks Jack to marry her despite his lack of fortune, testing trust, devotion, and fate.
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