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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1906
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription terms for the Seattle Star with rates and delivery notes. It mentions a dates related to expiration and renewal, address details, and mailing information. It also references the newspaper’s mail handling and a standard postmark.
An exhortation urging American voters to face global challenges as a mature nation. It notes the Asian commerce surge, potential conflicts, and the need for vigilant public judgment on naval funding and foreign policy decisions. The piece frames the citizen as central to the Republic’s future and responsibilities.
Notices sent to residents in eastern Mahion warn of a boycott against American goods. The alert specifies a Chinese calendar start date and threatens consequences for those who continue to buy such goods. The item ends with a veiled threat and a call to avoid American wood.
Hong Kong reports describe a Chinese boycott of American goods tied to incidents in China and U S policies. The piece cites the Canton Manchow railway deal, Philippine transitions, and extraterritorial arrests as fuels for resentment, including the Prince Ching case and a Canton drowning of a merchant.
The Hurdett ladies donated from three to 17 hens toward painting the parsonage, raising fourteen dollars from their sale. The project will brighten the parsonage today as it is painted, with notes of local railroading, jokes about the senate, and anecdotes from New York life interwoven in the column.
A candidate for the council announces his bid for the Eighth ward seat, acknowledging residents and taxpayers and pledges of support, subject to the approval of the city Republican convention to be held on the 71st day of February.
In a tense kitchen scene Mr. Chalmers and Lavinia confront Alfred Copely as a supposed spirit medium. bumps and a candlelit séance reveal a warning from Aunt Martha about Lavinia’s chosen partner. Alfred hides in a beer barrel as the séance ends with Lavinia and Mr. Chalmers embracing the outcome.
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