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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
5
The article urges voters to demand direct answers from legislative candidates about Supreme Court nominations and the repeal of a law shifting justice selection to corporations. It warns against evasive replies and promotes frank, yes or no responses to ensure informed choices before the busy campaign season.
The piece credits Wat Tyler as the first insurgent leader among English speakers for opposing King Richard II's poll tax in 1380. It recounts how the tax sparked protest from Dartford to London, Tyler’s confrontation with a tax collector, and his murder by royal agents ending the revolt.
A German stage lead, Louise Barthels, reveals her Jersey City roots after sensational claims of a German actress identity. Also a tale of a runaway boy Georgie and a mistaken arrest at Rockaway Avenue. a Delaware River elephant with a missing diamond rings the Bronx.
A remark on the rise of a man who built his fortune in the eg industry. The discussion notes that while some credit him, others say the foundation appears laid by bens. The exchange hints at mixed opinions on his business acumen and legacy.
A garbled collage of phrases includes a purse contents list, misquotes, and scattered facts. It features a vague narrator, literary snippets, a 37 000 man Mexico army figure, and assorted domestic banter about babies, pets, holidays, and cards.
A captive is blindfolded and ordered to walk four steps along a plank as Morgan the pirate mockingly oversees the ritual. The scene closes with the captive stepping forward and the tale ending, followed by an unrelated notice about a dance at Drewgland tonight.
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