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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1905

Page

4

Letter From the Dead Woman Reveals a Royal Conspiracy

Ned Richards helps reveal a forged royal plot as the Earl of Sudmonth confronts a mysterious claimant. Cary question, a letter from Napoleon, and a witness’s evidence threaten England's stability while the bearer demands a hearing. The scene closes with the emperor's decree and doubts over loyalty.

Cary Wrapka Reat Mngland England France Rogland Napoleon Pitt

Russia and Japan war reflections spark calls for liberty

A移 long excerpt cites Russian press denouncing autocracy as Japan’s victories in Manchuria expose centuries of oppression. It argues patriotism failed under czarist rule, praising Japan while condemning serfdom and bureaucratic greed, and notes police corruption and graft in U.S. cities as context for broader decay.

Sebastopol Port Arthur Mukden Taulieland Russia Russ Caar Manchuria Japan Rio St. Petersburg

Dr Gladden Sees Togo Victory Enduring World War Shape

Dr. Washington Gladden argues Admiral Togo’s victory signals the likely end of the war and a diminished Russian eastern reach. He asserts Russia’s Asiatic ambitions in Manchuria Korea and China are quelled, while Japan’s influence in Asia rises with a neutral Pacific outlet for fleets.

Washington Gladden Nonepater Togo Russia Far East Pacific Manchuria Korea China Thibet India Orient Japan Rusela Seniak Philippines

County officials surrender rail passes under new state law

Commissioners Baker Smith and Abrams turned in Great Northern Northern Pacific and Columbia Puget Sound passes, saying the change will not inconvenience them personally but requires fare charges for county trips in the future. PFJ Smith stated plans to charge residents for travel as the county reverts to paid trips.

Atiok” County Baker, Smith and Abrams Great Northern Columbia Puget Sound PF. J. Smith

Vow of vengeance amid a shattered idol in a fatal tale

A distraught speaker pleads for vengeance after a lover’s killing. He confesses a broken heart and faith, recalls a lost beloved who died for a mistake, and vows the killer must die by divine justice. The setting moves to the library of the Earl of Chatham as events unfold.

Pagland Clarisse Mademoiselle d'Arrant Dey Earl of Sudmonth Franks Clarince Clarisase Sam Clariase Chatham Mademoiselle Feingland

Fragmented notes from a rural town column and anecdotes

A jumble of quotes and blurbs mentions Gen Lineviteh nickname papa and nice old pop, a new inscription at city hall, a possible new telephone line, Pumpkin Hill or Hominy line, Highlandville chatter, and local remarks about street railways. Also includes stray lines about Pierpont Morgan, a London purchase, and a Missouri town correspondence snippet.

Waddie's Geogre Baucom Highlandville Clark

Editorial on Japanese Virtue and National Character

The piece extols Japanese patriotism and esteem for virtue, linking success to reverence for political leaders and ancestral authority. It argues Western systems lack lasting faith due to education and mercenary aims, praising a worship of virtue tied to the Great Creative Ancestor and God.

John’s Bright Cow at Little Round Top

The item humorously describes John Briley of Little Round Top claiming his cow Old Baldy is the cleverest in the world. A windstorm moment is recounted with the cow glaring at the storm as if challenging it. The write up reflects light local color and tall tale style from the period.

John John Briley Round Top Baldy Monett

wax figure mishap at exposition ends with startled shriek

Mrs Anna Wendel of Boone Iowa admired wax uniforms in the government building with her daughter when a life statue in blue suddenly moved. A second lieutenant from the Tenth Infantry spoke, then she shrieked and fell back in fright. Northern Pacific offers low round trip fares to St Paul Chicago and other cities with tickets June 14 17.

Portland, Jane Anna Wendel Boone Iowa Mrs. Wendel Tenth Infantry Northern Pacific St. Paul Chicago Seattle Sioux Oy Kansas City St. Loula Milwaukee First Yesler

Receivership of Evans Manufacturing Company Named

The Superior Court of King County Washington appoints W A Doherty as receiver for Evans Manufacturing Company. An order dated May 1205 requires all debts to be paid to the receiver and all claims to be presented within ninety days at his Seattle office or Rossman and Johnson for processing.

Te of Washington King Evans Manufacturing Company New York Block Seattle Rossman and Johnson W. A. Doherty Pacific Block

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