Seattle Star publication details and subscription notice
Public notice in The Seattle Star outlines subscription information including offices in Seattle and New York, rates, delivery, and mail handling. It explains that expiration dates appear on address labels and nonpayment leads to removal from the list.
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From Ditcher to Governor Hanly's Rise in Indiana Politics
The article traces J. Frank Hanly rising from ditcher in Homer to lawyer in Lafayette and then to a political figure who secured the nomination for governor on the first ballot. It emphasizes self teaching, public oratory, and persistent effort as keys to opportunity.
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Uncle Henry in Race for Return to Power
A fragment from a bustling page includes Uncle Henry still running in an election, sparring with rival Josh Wise, and a tense contest that hinges on last minute votes. The snippet mentions New York Central fee cuts, pulls in old names like Pullman and Rus speed, and quotes casual chatter about radium and coal.
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Japs Surrender and Russian Balloon Corps Upset War News
In June reports from Askakop and Port Arthur playing into a shifting World War I mood. Foreign attaches note Russian balloon corps and Gen Kerohatpin plans in the air. Vladivostok fleet movement rumors surface amid canal archive theft fears totaling two million dollars.
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Kidnapping chatter and teacher exodus dominate week
A fragment notes strained ransom talks involving Frascali and Moroc with Mrs Stone as the benchmark. It mentions a Western educator warning that over 100000 teachers may quit this spring and millions of students could be idle through summer.
Unclear wartime morals spark talk of denial and delay
Fragmentary lines discuss friends of Japan and Russia facing denial of defeat stories, a man named Manefield, and a question about theater fire escapes at the Grand Opera House. The text reads like disconnected opinions on public perception and a local venue issue.
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Russia
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Grand Opera House
Death of Lumberman J. McDonough in Wisconsin
J. McDonough president of McDonough Manufacturing died yesterday morning at Ray Clair Wisconsin after a liver illness traced to a Seattle visit three months ago. He built the Weyerhaeuser mill at Everett and was a noted machinery maker and lumberman. Separately, Lorents Sanstrom of Seattle and Miss Jane Peterson of Interbay wed at 1617 Tenth Avenue Meet with Rev. M A Christensen officiating and about 200 guests attending. Frank Oleson was toastmaster.
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McDonough Manufacturing Company
Ray Clair
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Seattle
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Everett
Lorentse Sanstrom
Jane Peterson
Interbay
Tenth Avenue Meet
M. A. Christensen
Frank Oleson
Runaway Incident Cured by Arnica Salve in Michigan
A runaway incident at Franklin Grove, Michigan, nearly proved fatal but was cured by Fat Buecklen's Arnica Salve after four years of failing medical remedies. The notice touts the salve as effective for burns, bruises, skin eruptions, and other skin conditions.
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Buecklen
City seeks redrawing of oversized precincts
Civic union meeting discusses the excessive size of several precincts with 600 voters or more. Judge Milo A Root warns large precincts hinder voting and invite fraud. a committee led by A. J. Goddard and Joba H. is tasked to propose a new city division plan.
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Central W C T U Holds Meeting to Elect Officers
The Central W C T U met at the First Baptist church to elect officers for the coming year. Mrs J B Ives filed for divorce in superior court yesterday alleging cruelty against her husband James Ives. Postmaster Stewart reports May receipts at the local office for stamps and box rent totaling 28,7277.42, with a separate May 1908 figure of 25,400.08.
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J. BK. Ives
James Ives
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