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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reads a Seattle Star publishing notice listing address at Seventh Avenue and 1eT with subscription rates for daily and weekly editions. The snippet mentions mail delivery, subscription options, and receipt timing, with post office routing and a classification as second class matter.
The piece argues for a larger navy with future readiness, urging Congress to fund a REAL navy yard at Bremerton and a great government shipyard. It asserts bold naval growth is essential to match Britain and Japan, defend the Pacific, and deter war, insisting the public will support necessary expenditures.
Watson Allen offers 76 dollars to the victorious team in a debate among the universes Washington Oregon and other participants. Harry C Coffman librarian will resign February 1 to pursue business in Chebalis. Shiro Pujiеka and T Arai lead a movement to alleviate suffering in Northern Japan amid support from Seattle's Japanese population.
A garbled page fragment lists occupations from carpenter to stage hand and bookkeeper, with stray lines about a sheriff arrest, a Deaf and Dumb Sheriff, and a note on Miss Mead Heaney training at a business college in Wheeling. The text mixes local calls, jokes, and scattered correspondence from Red Hill Tennessee and Wheeling.
A reader named Josh Wise writes from near the top of the social ladder praising that men are thriving and well supplied with food. He asks the editor for space to share a few lines and notes honesty in difficult times.
The follow prices for the beer: Fancy Iowa Creamery 2 Ibe Sb Good Iowa Creamery 25¢ tb. Extra Mild Pull Cream Cheean She ib. At Cow Butter Store Ist and Pike.
The text presents a jumble of phrases and names including references to Mills Swift, Taft, Bigelow, and assorted characters. It reads as a rough OCR fragment with opinions, mentions of places like Flamesville Ohio and London, plus stray lines about judgments and secrets.
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