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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
4
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The Georgia returned to target practice at Boston yard after a nightmarish disaster, with Washington arguing it preserves the crew’s nerve. Officers and sailors, faced with death, showed courage as Midshipmen Cruse Kimball Tagian and an unknown seaman acted to save the ship, while captains debated honoring the dead versus proceeding with orders.
The Methen journal quotes a Times editorial claiming fair play and justice in capital labor disputes over 19 years while noting the paper’s historical sympathy for employers. It recalls strikes by telephone operators and streetcar workers where the Times sided with employers, portraying it as an organ of the strong against the weak.
Mr. Doveydove shows a photo of his baby to his boss and recalls the efforts to coax a smile. He describes posing difficulties with the photographer and recalls getting on the floor to entertain the child while the camera clicked. The scene ends with the office quieted by the sounds of scratching pens and a yawning clerk.
A humorous review of nautical lore and courtly wit excerpts from various papers. It features a Navy joke about the Army of the Lord, a logbook quip on sobriety, and jests from a jester at a royal court, with mischievous wordplay and light satire.
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