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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1904
Page
4
The Seattle Star notices detail subscription pricing and delivery terms. It lists contact addresses in Seattle and Chicago, indicates daily weekday publication with Sunday excluded, and explains renewal and postage handling procedures.
A plea to recognize mothers who quietly bear neglect and sacrifice. The piece argues mothers hide hurt while caring deeply, urging sons and daughters to remember their unseen wounds and enduring love. It contrasts youthful wants with maternal restraint, showing a lifelong pattern of quiet suffering and steadfast care.
A July scene recalls the Continental Congress as a swarm of flies distracts delegates. Amid the chaos Jefferson and others resist the nuisance, hastening the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Hancock reportedly quips that John Bull can read his name clearly now.
A collage of jokes and snippets runs through the page with quips about Russia, kisses, money, and thie world’s uncertainty. Cartoonish lines reference a New Orleans marriage atop a skyscraper, a prisoner’s remark, and playful asides on Julius Caesar and a strike.
A former Chillicothe resident plans a late week visit from Ogden Utah to spend time with friends and relatives. The Cha dron Record notes social chatter and local curiosities amid a page of community notices and reminiscences.
A lighthearted exchange praises a newly bought automobile. The speaker admires the car’s charming appearance, noting its beautiful paint and loveliest fenders. A small lamp on the vehicle catches the eye, adding a whimsical touch.
Mra J L Camp of Davenport sues her husband for divorce. They are a pioneer couple with eight children. Community property valued at 14000 dollars. Other notes: death of Williams B Judd at 74 in Chicago visiting son. Ballard Business Men's excursion postponed to July 25. Seattle city engineer R H Thomason in Walla Walla for water supply work. Everett Fire Chief Hoyt vows to arrest those accumulating flammable debris. Crows Nest Pass Coal Co leases five miles of Canadian Pacific track for mine transport to Fernie. Judge John R Meiride of Spokane dies from brain hemorrhage. Starbuck bank suspends business. Bellingham to send three delegates to American Mining Congress in Portland Aug 22-27. Lewiston to build ten miles of sewer, cost 100000, and pave East Main Street. Anna Linehan shot through groin at Genesee while handling a revolver. accident during unloading from trunk.
John Rayner a prosperous New York lawyer ruined at the Civil War outbreak is suspected of theft from Rex Ingraham heir estate. Editha Raynor loves Ingraham. various court martial and pursuit scenes unfold as Ingraham is captured, escapes, is wounded, and travels toward Washington with family intrigue and rumors surrounding him. The narrative follows battles, loyalties, and a deepening crisis across Brookside and Langdon households with a pivotal revelation pending.
A solemn assembly leaves Grace Church after a brutal mob killing. A blank plumed hearse leads the small procession down Breadway with few carriages, as Editha and friends mourn near Keenwood. Communities feel the toll of the deadly incident.
A dramatic sequence shows Kes and Ingraham in a tense farewell as confession, forgiveness, and grief unfold. Letters unread and a war department stamp signal personal loyalties tested. Amid courtship and political intrigue, Burnham’s schemes unravel through Watson’s suspicions and Editha’s appeals.
A battered testimonial claims Dr King s New Discovery cured consumption symptoms after other treatments failed. T R R Teall of Tieall Mississippi recounts his wife improving after using four bottles, with a guarantee offered by G O Guy Inc druggist in Seattle. Trial bottles free.
The scene at Editha Raynor’s grave reveals grief among friends and kin as Ingraham and others console her. After a sorrowful farewell the group moves to New York for temporary refuge while plans for responding to military requests unfold. Capt Putnam and Ingraham are named for distinguished service, with Ingraham ordered to report to the secretary of war.
Irving Hightower a 13 year old boy has been missing since Monday from his home at 907 Fast Marion Street. His anxious parents notified the police last night fearing accident or disaster as he has never been away from home before.
The article notes a large Sunday free excursion drew crowds. It reports over one thousand four hundred acres of property sold last month and praises the Seattle area site as the nicest around. It highlights growing tuneness in the chicken and duck business.
Advertises five and ten acre waterfront ranches with 300 to 400 chickens per property offered at 50 dollars per acre with ten cent daily terms. Claims quick sellout, and promotes Washington street car access to Taylor's sawmill with ten salesmen on site and free boats nearby.
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