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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
4
Love humanizes anarchists Berkman and Goldman into partners
The piece argues that Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, former anarchists who rejected law, have found value in love. It suggests their union humanizes them, turning them toward domestic roles and shared life, proclaiming there is a chance for them to reform through human companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Alexander
Emma
Chicago
Too Much Meat Eating and the Vegetarian Debate
A beef report sparks debate between meat consumers and vegetarians. The discussion hints at possible gains for a meat inspection bill in Congress while praising vegetarian diet trends. The author reflects on moderation and an urge to grow garden produce as summer nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nogi Defends Stoessel After Port Arthur Surrender
Dispatches report General Nogi praising General Stoessel despite his surrender at Port Arthur. Nogi allegedly wired St Petersburg offering to testify that the fall was inevitable and the blame lay with military bureaucracy rather than Stoessel. The piece condemns harsh punishments and links the event to broader war accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogi
Port Arthur
Stoessel
Stoegsel
Nogt
Toklo
Nog
St. Petersburg
Gen. Stoessel
Russia
Every Girl Should Learn to Nurse
Dr Ella K Dearborn urges practical home nursing for all families. She advises teaching temperature and pulse, sponge baths, mustard plasters, safe food prep, fruit waters, room ventilation, cooling strategies, silent fires, and careful care of the ill. She promotes reading home nursing and cookbooks to save money and improve health.
Auction Sale at Vinck's Jewelry Store
Auction to liquidate items from W. H. Vinck's jewelry store located at 416 Second Ave. Goods include watches jewelry silver clocks cut glass and related items. Sale times daily 2 30 and 7 36 with continuation through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Vinck
Second Ave
Youths Suspected in Horse Theft Reported in Nome Inquiry
T. J. Pulmale of 2529 10th Avenue reports his horse stolen by two boys yesterday. Police believe the pair sold the horse to a man bound for Nome. Olympic Stables on Bh Avenue and Pine Street rented a horse and rig to a man yesterday that has not been returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Pulmale
10Th Av
Nome
Olympic Stables
Pine
Beattle Missing Husband Inquiry From Omaha Wife
Mrs. Alex Westlake of Omaha asks the local police about her husband Alex Westlake who left home for Beattle and has not arrived. She says he wrote home as promised and his wife is anxious about his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Westlake
Omaha
Neb
Beattle
Star Dust column seeks readers' friendly contributions
The Star invites contributions for the Star Dust page with original material. The paper will print acceptable material and offers to publish community writings from residents unable to publish elsewhere. A naval officer recalls Africa on a cruise and a playful chart joke appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Africa
Letters of a Self Made Packer to His Bon
Paria June 7 1908 Dear Percy I am surprised Willie Brush visited the hotel He is a sane young artist who toured to meet a female art enthusiast and his mother offered to fund Paris study We discuss business and he leaves with 6000 of my money In return he produced designs and ideas including a canned game concept that may net 10000 Willie suggested adding oxalic acid to oleo to imitate olive oil He later proposes canned partridge pheasant wild duck venison with potential hazards and profits He asks me to back him further while I keep in touch with his progress Your affectionate father JOAN BREFHAM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Willie Brush
Willie
Paria
Paris
Wille
Mr. Beefham
Joan Brefham
Millinery Bargains for Friday Special Sale
Ladies ready to wear faller hats with plain black ribbon band offered at one dollar Friday special. Last call on suits with remaining selections marked down to about one third off.
London Basement Campers Plunder on Special Friday and Saturday
A fragmented OCR list describes a sale of various goods including tin pots, cups, plates, enamelware, salt, yeast, kites, envelopes, lard, oats, rice, wash basins, tea kettles, Lipton tea, and coffee. The notice references a Friday and Saturday event by London’s Basement Campers, with no clear prices or dates.
Unclear Exchange Reveals Tense Wit in Quotation
Fragment from a dialogue shows a heated exchange about calling a man hard names. The speaker teases another for labeling someone harshly and contemplates whether words reflect character. No clear event, date, or proper nouns are present.
Blocked Logs and Gate Obstruction in Hyden Ky
Letter from BIL Pack of Hyden Kentucky requests county action to clear road logs blocking a river access and to provide a gate or sled road for public passage. He notes logs lie against a gate preventing opening and asks for assistance to obtain one or two gates to open a road down the creek to the public road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loatie County
Hyden
Thousandaticka
A Navy Bias Rajah Dressy Gown For Travel
A dressy gown for a young woman features navy bias Rajah fabric with oriental embroidery on the cape collar and yoke of ecru Haitian lace. The bodice and skirt are plaited, with elbow sleeves of lace, a V girdle from silk, and a dull gold buckle. A blue straw hat with a mother of pearl buckle completes the ensemble.
Petty Thefts Reported Across Multiple Homes
Police report several petty thefts in the area. In Oxford at 414 4th Ave a stick pin and clothing were stolen from a room. Mrs Meyers at 167 Broad Way lost an umbrella valued at $14. Frank Niles at 622 Ping Ave Fremont had a suit stolen from an unlocked room. Albert Porter at Phos Sin lost 8 items of clothing and $1.20 from a missing suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bray
Oxford
Mra J. L. Meyers
Frank Niles
Fremont
Albert Porter
Progress on Third Avenue paving and rail work
The Third Avenue project between Wealerway and Cherry street shows street grade and paving taking shape with completion hoped by month end. Beattie Electric delivers 80 pound steel rails and grading proceeds to lay tracks while granite curb material sits ready. Barber Asphalt waits for water mains to be connected before setting curb. concrete base for stone pavement laid on Jamen street between Heooud and Third avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Wealerway
Cherry Street
Beattle Electric Company
Barber Asphalt Company
Oon
Jamen Street
Heooud and
Third Avenues
Charges Bribery Probe Near Milwaukee
June 6 report charges secretary of state Houser with attempted bribery. Insurance Commissioner Host has a warrant for arrest, to be executed when House arrives here this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Houser
House
Resignation Shakes Steilacoom Asylum Matron
Mrs Charles Herman longtime matron of the Steilacoom Insane asylum announced her resignation after board of control asked her to resign by May 15. The move follows years of causing trouble at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Charles Herman
Board of Control
Tales by the Old Engineer
Retold anecdotes from a veteran engine crew describe near misses and brave acts. An unnamed engineer recalls a 44 hour shift and a fireman who averted a collision in a depot. Stories include WW Herr and a Los Angeles police officer saving a man on the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Stevens
Nhat
W. W. Herr
Louisville & Nashville
WW. W. Herr
Pete Murphy
Herre
Latonia
Los Angeles
Auburn Morning Accident and Local Development Notes
An unknown 21 year old man from Portland attempted to board a moving train near Auburn and was thrown by the wheels breaking his arm. He was taken to Seattle hospital for treatment. Kinleyside plans a building to connect his main street property to the current store. C D Millman plans land between the Pacific and Interurban for a proposed Milwaukee road bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Portland
Seattle
Hoye
Kinleyside
Crete
C.D. Millman
Hillman
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Mauria
Talbot
Mutual Life
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Mount Vernon
Mra
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Washington State
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Anacortes
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Anam
Emerald
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Turdavenue Theater
Russell & Drew
Aylesworth Company
SAN Francisco Opera Company
Bbc
Ann Hamilton & Co
Tnrei
Rapti
Margaret Severance
Chang
Kebeery Leters
Hovelty
Circus
Peter Duneworth
Fresno
Recreation Park
Virginia
Heady’s Barber Shop
First and
Ae & Ge Charde Br
Co Lovett
First Avenue
PeOnags Paain
Hood
Cardus
Koch & Cos
Alaska
Reed
Beattie
The
Quaker Drug CO
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Ela
Second Avenue
Tocarte All
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Union
Reliable Credit House
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