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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1909
Page
5
In a public critique a commentator rejects Whitelaw Reid as American ambassador citing ostentation wealth and social focus. The piece urges a democratic representation and imagines Bryce as ambassador to London with Reid recalled. It taints diplomatic prudence with social overtones and questions merit over status.
Fragmentary passage discusses convincing a girl, bargaining, and a baby learning to walk. Mentions a teardrop, a man’s view, and a New York reference with a brief note on a girl’s first professional something, all in unclear casual prose.
A vivid tale recounts Count Andor Pestellos Fontellen, famed European jewel thief leader of a gang, arrested as a thief in Paris. Despite a sharp crackdown, the noble count evades capture until eventual disappearance and exile before ending in prison at Ostend, aged 26.
A Nashville Visitor note tells how a shepherd dog named Don Carlos tolls the fog bell at a light station on a rocky island. During heavy fogs the dog alarms approaching vessels, proving faithful and autonomous in guarding the keeper and duty at night.
A fragment from a collaboration by J Aubrey Millington and Frances Beckner shows Hartkopf and the princess sharing a charged kiss in a Borvian rose garden. The unfinished manuscript ends with renewed passion as Millington vows the romance has just begun.
Beverly Massachusetts July 27 A new official cow is selected to replace Edythe at President Taft s summer residence. Comassie Oxford Torment, a refined Jersey from HP Hood farm Derry New Hampshire, will have a private cooled room and two attendants. She will be milked morning and evening with strict antiseptic care and no profane contact.
A fragmentary comic exchange on license fees and gum labels. The dialogue cites quirks of taxation as a wagon tax compared to a waxed tag. The performance ends with a playful uncertain cadence and a stumble over puns.
The item presents a fragmented sports notice involving a matchup between Times Speciak and Men, highlighting a quiet furnishings theme and upcoming contest. Details are limited. readers are urged to follow local pages for complete results and scheduling.
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