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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1905
Page
4
A report notes a high birth rate in New York City with about three thousand births weekly. The text also hints at a crowd dispersal near the bay amid unsettled conditions.
The piece questions the label of real feminine aristocracy as only college women. It honors college students and graduates while stressing equally worthy home makers and non college women who face adversity, raise families, and contribute to society with brave, enduring service.
John Monaghan of the Bronx plans to expand to 18 apartment houses and will refuse rentals to families without children. He argues the housing system discriminates against poor families and urges landlords to offer children a chance, while noting his success with three buildings and steady tenants.
An excerpts from Susan B. Anthony urging reform of divorce statutes. She argues the divorce court should not be a refuge for cruelty and calls for tightening marriage laws protecting minors and public welfare, while condemning clergy for opposing divorce and urging humane, broad reform.
Letter from reader praising Dr Gladden and urging more Roosevelts and Gladdens in public life. Calls for working people to see more leaders like Gladden in the Star’s pulpita.
Local notes recount Joe Jones and his wife visiting Wooster relatives in Holmes County Ohio. Joe, described as prosperous yet shriveled to 199% pounds, is pictured humorously amid community chatter and a crowd of friends. A parade of quirky remarks follows.
An assortment of social wit and market talk includes Russia France cordiality, a promoter seeking a stock pool, and a grim line about dead men on the Equitable payroll. An Olympia steamship trip offers a 5 percent schedule with a four a m departure from Galbraith’s dock and a family swim at Alki Natatorium.
Lorde, pursued by missing Bank of England notes, returns to London with a murdered victim’s fate unclear. He suspects a conspiracy involving George Depew as he plots to uncover Depew in London while fearing a deceptive identity. A shifting tale follows a lawyer’s calculations and disguises.
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