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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1905
Page
4
The piece argues that while college women are admirable the term real feminine aristocracy should include non college women who labor at home and in communities. It emphasizes equal worth of all women facing adversity and contributing to society, regardless of formal education. It calls for tempered pride in academic achievement and recognition of broader female virtue.
A portrait of John Monaghan of the Bronx who plans to expand his rental holdings to 18 buildings and rents only to families with children. He frames this as a remedy to housing discrimination against the poor and argues babies bring light to homes amid a harsh social climate.
The report notes Cornelius Daly a veteran Yale oarsman faces an accusation of cribbing at an examination. Meanwhile the text mentions a high birth rate in New York City and a crowded situation near the bay.
Honorary President Suban B Anthony argues for revising marriage laws to allow divorce as protection against abusive or unsuitable marriages. She critiques clergy and laws that obstruct escape, calls for safeguards, and condemns denying divorce for serious causes.
A Star letter urges more Roosevelts and Gladdens in politics and pulits, praising Dr. Gladden’s articles and calling for ministers to wield “thunderbolts of justice and mercy” against national bloodsuckers.
Local notes mix light chatter with wartime hints and stock talk. Jn Jones and wife visit Wooster relatives in Holmes County, with humorous asides about Emperor William and Russia France bonds. A brief travel ad promotes a Fourth of July steamer trip to Olympia with 6% hours aboard and a $1 round trip fare.
Ladies and children enjoy a calm afternoon at Alki Natatorium as swimmers and attendees mingle in the sunlit facility. The scene highlights community leisure and neighborhood recreation without incident.
Lorde returns to London after locating the missing Bank of England notes on a steamer. He suspects foul play and a possible Depew connection, while plotting to confront Geo Depew and uncover his whereabouts amid a tense London pursuit.
The great pool of warm salt water fills each afternoon and evening with people enjoying the baths. Foot traffic remains steady as visitors seek the relaxing heat and healthful minerals.
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