Whirlwind City casts light on Seattle’s rush for gold
Cynthia Grey notes Seattle as gateway to the northwest where crowds chase Alaska gold. The piece portrays Beattie as a city of rapid shifts toward wealth, with residents bustling for gold money and new ventures while remaining hopeful and industrious.
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Cynthia Grey
the Star
Seattle
Great Northwest
Qo Alaska
Beattie
Heta
San Francisco
Alaska
Go at the Law to end capital punishment, urging action
A call urges the General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in St Paul to pressure state legislatures to abolish capital punishment. The piece argues to target the law, not sentiment, and to seek universal abolition by challenging governors and laws across the country.
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Aggie Myers
General Federation of Women's Clubess
Seasion
St. Paul
Federation
New York
Partcular
Household medical cautions from old practice notes
A dated health column warns against mustard plasters without permission and cautions that a teaspoon of cooking soda can worsen sour stomach. It advises avoiding camphor and soothing syrups, explains milk digestion tips with time water, and urges cautious use of hot fomentations and careful hydration around meals.
Zangwill Advocates Jewish Territorial Organization
In a Star article Zangwill explains the Jewish Territorial Organization, seeks a self-governing homeland for wanderers, and argues for a territory large enough, fertile, and secure. He notes emigration from poverty and persecution and the need for a publicly recognized refuge free from burdening other nations.
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ITO
Zane@will
Star
Zangwill Della
Africa
Great Britain
Star Dust readers invited to contribute humorous offset
The Star invites original material for the Star Dust column with a publisher’s offer to print acceptable submissions. The page features a mosaic of light verse, personal notes, and humorous snippets by Seattle writers, including musings on public life and a lighthearted yacht anecdote.
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the Star
Ths
Haunted City Hall and Jail Scene Survive as Public Debate Rages
A chaotic description of a degraded block bounded by mud and dust, with a police station like a ship at sea and a saloon next door. The jail supposedly built from Noahs Ark sits near a council hall called Hall of Mystery and visions of a new city hall or larger remodeled courts loom in local talk.
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Enat
Yealer Way
Billy the Mug
Seattle Spirit
Council Chambers
Auction Notice for W J Finck Jewelry Store
Auction sale of W J Finck's jewelry store at 916 Second Avenue features diamonds watches jewelry and clocks. Items include adver ware cut glass and related goods offered at low cost in daily sales at 2:39 and 7:90.
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W. J. Finck
Lowe of Cost
Ase
Shabbily Dressed Men Who Succeed
Advertising copy touts fashion as a key to social and business success. It promotes affordable assortments including suits, topcoats, hats, shoes, pants and shirts with prices from 12 to 26 dollars and emphasizes gradual wardrobe upgrades.
Weekend Sail to Bremertor and Navy Yard Visit
Readers are invited to take a day trip to Bremertor visiting the Navy Yard and the famous battleship Oregon. Pleasant Beach offers wildflowers and a scenic stop. Boats depart Pier 2 six times daily with round trip fares set at 60 cents.
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Bremertor
Navy Yard
Oregon
Pleasant Beach
Pier 2
Paradise Lake Wedding Unites Thom as Roland and Misa Hannah Roberts
A wedding took place Monday at the residence of R. J. Roberts in Paradise Lake. The couple Thom as Roland and Misa Hannah Roberts were married by Rev. George KR. Alrna of Beattie, with many local residents in attendance. The couple will reside in Seattle.
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R. J. Roberts
Thomas ©. Roland
Misa Hannah Roberts
George KR. Alrna
Beattice
J. Roberts
F. L. Roberts
Black Diamond
J. M. Lioyd
Paradise
Jane Brens
Seattle
Poe H. Jones
Beattie
Robert Roberts
Hayden Roberts
Jowse Lioyd
Maltby
Mercy Lougheed
Mack Diamond
David Lioyd
Mackintosh
Kirkland
Roeland
Nearly Drowned in Lake Washington Bathing Sat Bargain Shocker
A young swimmer nearly drowned in Lake Washington and was resuscitated. She then recalled Bathing Sat for Se that Bartel's Red Cross Drug Store will sell Saturday at 76 cents, claiming she would have missed a bargain. The notice emphasizes the sale to readers.
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Lake Washington
Bartel
Red Crosse
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