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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
4
The Milwaukee administration considers labeling tenement houses with the owner's name to expose property owners and deter immoral use while促 urging care in upkeep. The idea envisions a public record attached to each property as a reform measure.
A satirical note argues insurgents bluff on the stump while warning of safe debates in Western states. It denounces censorship during Ohio crime prosecutions after Newark lynching and defends Roosevelt's Outlook editorial tone and focus on prizefighting. The piece labels censorship, incommunicado detention, and judge lynch as akin to censorship.
SIDNEY BROOKS notes King George V and Col. Roosevelt share blunt candor as Burke and Wilson plan broad campaign reporting from Seattle. The piece mentions Heyburn of Idaho, the Cunningham coal group, a looming Seattle stay for Secretary Wilson, a Columbus Republican convention and street car strike, with Bryan’s view on deposed power. It also cheekily alludes to Crippen and Dr. Cook, and ends by remarking on the bank cashiers season.
A tense exchange erupts in Niagara Falls as a dispute over a cherished artwork leads to threats and insistence on keeping the piece. The confrontation centers on pride and the danger of escalating vandalism in the home.
A satirical column lampoons a so called bathing beach pest. It mocks a sun tan obsessed man who crowds kids, dangles near boats, and pretends drowning while smoking. The piece ridicules his posing and moral behavior on the shore.
Local lawyers discuss a State Bar Association meeting in Bellingham with United States Senator W. B. Heyburn on conservation described as political and not legal. The article notes efforts to publish his speech without debate and outlines local campaigns for county offices and primary pledges in a charged political climate.
A faded exchange recalls racial humor in a Mayflower era setting. Meeckins notes a baby’s smile as his wife quips about restraint and humor. The dialogue reveals enduring sensitivities in a historical social snapshot.
A brief mapping of a financial grievance notes that Tightwadde has entered bankruptcy. The exchange hints at social consequences for a once well regarded figure and implies a tipping point in public opinion.
In New York a citywide row erupts after Mayor Gaynor revokes all night liquor licenses on Broadway causing a shake to late hours. Café Madrid at 47th Street seeks use of the old Churchill site and promises cheese after 1 a m while critics say the change hurts the city’s night economy. Actors and newspaper workers face altered patronage hours as the mayor weighs exemptions for certain venues.
A fragment quotes a divorce remark noting the disagreeable process and a reference to living in Reno. The garbled text hints at personal views on marriage law and relocation without specifying dates or names.
A cryptic deathbed note recalls a solemn promise and threats of punishment. The text hints at buried secrets and a long unexplained dispute, mentioning a Yale reference and Mexican pubs, with scattered phrases about fate and disdain.
An article argues men drink for reasons beyond weather or sorrow, citing a single cause: a poison that grows with use. It promotes the Gatlin treatment at the Gatlin Institute in Seattle for three days, claiming an 80 percent cure and urging readers to write for details.
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