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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1910

Page

9

Plush Seats and Political Sniping Across a Turbulent Era

A reflective column ridicules plush car seats and stale railway conforts while blasting high fares Pullman berths and rail profiteering. It mocks Uncle Joe and Congress for ventilation and rackets as well as public notices from unions and politicians. The piece blends social critique with sharp political satire.

America

Inquiry on Ice Weights and Short-Weight Penalty

A Star Reader asks if Seattle has a law or penalty for ice vendors delivering short weight. He reports paying for 50 pounds of ice twice weekly yet receiving 7 to 10 pounds less per delivery. He notes other cities require scales and seeks published ordinance details for subscriber action.

Ice Trust Seattle

Insurance Examiner Rejects Long Life Expectation

A dialogue notes an insurance examiner severing coverage due to a feared short life. The speaker cites a narrow street used by reckless speedsters as the risk factor threatening life. The exchange frames a bleak but darkly humorous assessment of danger.

Campaign Dispatch from Seattle on County Race and Local Campaigns

King County politics feature David McKenzie campaigning for county commissioner as business leaders back a tax relief plan. Constable James Shannon seeks renomination with a blunt talk about his record. Solon Williams promises to pursue speakership if elected. A North Side Republican club meets weekly at Canwell's hall. Washington delegation heads homecoming with brief speeches. Missouri Governor Folk to speak at Seattle Commercial Club banquet hosted by King County Democratic Club. Dr G A R Steiner files candidacy and wed license. delivers North Side GOP club speech. Fourth Ward Republicans hold exclusive meeting to select delegates for Tacoma convention. Wilson faction dominates a secret delegation. North Side GOP seeks AG Bell opinion on direct primary first and second choice for senator. Spokane auditor to offer first and second choice voting on senator on primary ballot.

G. A. R. Steiner Ballard Jv Forty-second Legislative District Lcense Martha M. Miller Court House North Side Republican Club Fourth Ward Rathskeller Tacoma John L. Wilson L Lemmon J. T. Blakiston C. F. Witt J. Edgar Brown Herbert Meyers Samuel Goldberg John Hear John W Bell United States Spokane County

Heyburn and Idaho Senator Draw Fire From Washington Bar

Independent and insurgent members of the Washington State Bar resent inviting Senator W B Meyburn of Idaho to speak at the Bellingham convention and attack Roosevelt conservation policy. The piece details Heyburn's past defense of Cunningham claims, Pinchot’s opposition, and internal bar politics and conflicts within the state association.

Washington State Bar Association Association United States W. DB. Meyburn Idaho Bellingham Roosevelt B. C. Hughes Cunningham Coal Heyburn Meyburn Senate Cunningham Pinchot Interior Garfield Mitchel Oregon Interior Department Heyvurn Washington L. H M. Gray

Then It Happened Felix and Agnes in Two Burdened Hearts

Felix Featherwate loves Agnes despite her brutal father who deals in hides. The obstacle is his warded status and a mismatched shoe sizes clash. Agnes visits the grave of Folix each year as they advance toward marriage.

Felix Featherwate Agnes Felix Cnd Folix

World Briefs and odds ends from early 20th century press

A digest of scattered items notes England’s coffee use and champagne imports to the United States, Guatemala gold legends, London planning a King Edward VII monument, Chile and Mexico pawn-shop rules, a Glasgow stamp machine, St Mary's Falls canal, oil shale in Australia, New York’s rapid building, a baby born every 12 seconds, Italian underwear by the pound, Michigan auto jobs, and English consumption and Australian gold trends.

Suffragettes and social ironies in modern life

A collection of pointed paragraphs satire on gender roles politics and everyday habits. It contrasts women’s ascent with men’s choices and domestic quirks while touching on money honesty and social behavior. The piece humorously questions modern manners and public life.

Tome

Plans vs Hatch Plans

A concise proverb notes the gap between laying plans and realizing them, suggesting feasibility challenges in turning ideas into action. It emphasizes caution and practical execution over mere planning.

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