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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1904
Page
4
Fragmentary newspaper notice from The Seattle Star listing contact details and subscription terms. Mentions afternoon edition, delivery routes, and carrier pricing. Includes addresses and instructions about subscription dates and post office handling.
The piece extols New Zealand as an open minded experiment station where compulsory arbitration replaces strikes, unions and employers collaborate, and public trusts, state pensions, and post office linked banks support citizens. It cites Frank Parsons on direct nominations and elections and argues US politics could learn from this system.
A business man recalls riding a streetcar with an old transfer and a plugged nickel. He frets about detection, a possible family criminal link, and the social shame of being caught. He notes the thrill of successfully passing bad money and questions whether others feel similar guilt.
Local fragments from the Douglas County Press note Mrs. Jordan improving her residence by a barn and Mrs. W. M. Allen with children at the Sound. Frank Grubb returned from Buckingham for a day. A carload of rubber and flooring arrived at the Tram with attractive prices. John Alexander Dowle is back preaching of hell, while a discontented speaker muses about leaving town one day.
The verse traveler seeks a place where it never rains and streets stay dry, hoping to dodge mud and floods. The narrator ponders journeys around the world and restless movement, chasing a dry haven within a week, then moves on toward the next town.
An exchange recalls a man under a cherry tree with a gun as a joke about summer idleness. The dialogue contrasts personal downtime with returning to work on Monday morning and mentions Willie Hearst in a noisy, busy frame.
Public advisory warns readers to avoid dangerous fireworks practices. Do not handle exploding crackers, test fuses, point at people, or place fireworks near inflammables. Old warning emphasizes keeping days joyous and safe, with unrelated local ads and contact notes.
John Raynor a New York lawyer faces financial ruin and a paralytic seizure after a suspected theft connected to the Frenier estate. Rex Ingraham is accused then sought for questioning as Dallas and Armstrong maneuver through hospital wards, secrets, and a looming court inquiry amid Civil War tension.
In dawn light, Armstr ong, Chalmers, Carden and Kent move among colleagues as Dallas unveils a wrapped packet. A carte de visite and pages reveal a stranger’s image and writing, prompting relief and shock about a missing man’s photos and alibi while Rex and Rexwell recall student ties and loyalties.
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