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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
4
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The piece argues that a firm direct primary law is overdue to curb political bosses and charlatans. It cites Wisconsin's recent experience where two suspected betrayers were defeated in primaries and urges passage of a bill that strengthens primary election control for all offices, including limits on money in nominations.
The article cites Senator McCarren and argues the time when wealth is odious is not near. It notes elites with crooked gains are shunned and the miserly and predatory rich are despised. A social revolution could follow as people refuse money used to oppress or influence politics.
A newly married man quarrels with Ethel over kitchen duties and weather while she laments maid duties and moral stings. He hides remorse, visits his club, and returns to find her in a reconciliatory mood as they acknowledge affection.
Steam baths 26 cents advertised with a brief note about an Oriental Bathe pilot and a shoemaker at 217 James Street.
The column blends quirky lines about drink influence on speech loss, political figures like Knox and Bilker, and playful anecdotes about fashion and cats. It features playful banter and light satire reflecting a late era newspaper voice.
A Beattie Bear Special Service feature reports President Roosevelt is a hard man to shave as newspaper friends visit during the shave hour. A tale compares three sons with feats and ends with the barber winning after shaving a hare, highlighting the White House barber’s reputed skill.
A humorous polemic claims Wappy may enforce strange laws, warning fines and arrests for everyday acts. It notes icy sidewalks, a new lawn issue, and concerns about strict enforcement if Wappy widens his compliance.
A faded debate centers on alleged Russian counterfeit bands circulating worldwide. An elder cites William as a rising orator, while others question the logic of the claim and the implications for securities and diplomacy.
Oriental Billiard and Pool Par, located at 1413 Third Ave, announces eight new billiard tables and claims to host the city’s only 5216 pool table.
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