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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
4
An old subscription notice from The Star outlines daily delivery and service details. It lists contact numbers for offices in Seattle Ballard and nearby streets, noting rates, delivery by mail or courier, and a request to call the main office for service questions.
Discussion argues crime reporting serves a public duty and warns against shielding readers from harsh truths. It advocates honest coverage of Harry Thaw and related sensational crime as a lesson, comparing journalism’s role to moral instruction and warning against ignorance.
A collage of overheard chatter about shaving and grooming, local notices, editorials, and literary quips. It includes mock dialect exchanges, a brief note on Kongo people, hints of theater critique, and fleeting references to public figures and a coal train incident with no decisive action recorded.
The Grand hosts a concert tonight featuring Arthur Hartman violinist and Adolphe Borschke pianist by the Ladies Musical Club. Also on stage the All Star Company with William H Crane Ellie Jeffreys in She Stoops Her.
The Lyric presents The Scout's Revenge this week drawing full houses until Saturday with Thanksgiving Day next week. It compares to Hearth of Oak and Shore Acres though the story differs. The Little Minister is doing big business at the Lots this week. Aileen May W C Dowlan and Robert Lawrence headline hits, with a standout mob scene. The Star theater offers Deaves Royal Marionettes ONeills Minstrels and other features. Daily matinees at 2 30. Roller skating at Hall's 1111 First Ave Wear Brook n Hats 1321 a Avenue.
Bob Brixton faces a cascade of misfortune after his play stalls and his engagement ends. A gray Maltese cat appears at his window and wins his favor with quiet charm, offering a quirky turn in a troubling day.
Henderson recalls the play while Alice phones to discuss news of engagement. Brixton recognizes Billy Tompkins used his name to woo Sylvia, and Miss Sylvia leaves Brixton a note on her picture apologizing for the deception.
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