A Cold Return to the Prime Minister’s Door
The narrator confronts Pitt with D Arras’ confession and a plan to force his marriage as a shield while De Sevringen is hunted. Pitt betrays him, orders arrest, and the narrator, fearing pursuit, faces the prime minister in a tense standoff before a Newgate confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Sevringen
London
England
Clarisse
D'Arras
Ion
Dover
United States of America
Philadelphia
Pitt
Tong
Mademoiselle d'Arras
Count d'Arras
Jennly
Newgate
Huddersfield Plans Public Child-Rearing Program
Huddersfield implements municipal child care with official direction to reduce infant mortality. The mayor offers a birth bonus, rewards for timely birth reporting, physician visits, health visitor guidance, home inspections, and a yearlong day nursery with sterilized milk for babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddersfield
England
Infanta
Harpers Weekly
Bok's Rise to Editor Through Relentless Work
The account traces Edward Bok from lemonade stand beginnings in New York City to becoming the country’s highest paid editor. He toiled on a newspaper route, in a bakery, and in various jobs, then learned stenography, printed Beecher sermons, and built a publishing career. He attributes success to finding a place he loves and working with single minded dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bok
New York City
Bob
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
Curtis
Philadelphia
Editorials by Star Readers on Love and Society
The letter comments on Nan Patterson and her claimed regeneration, arguing she regresses to frivolity while teachers earn little. It contrasts loves that enslave with love that frees and urges clearer distinctions. It includes a special rate notice for Lewis and Clark Exposition and a railway excursion from Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Nan Patterson
Nan
Bill Sykes
Nancy
N. P
Seattle
New York Man Pledges to Grover Cleveland and Roosevelt
A New Yorker claims he will vote for Grover Cleveland and President Roosevelt and jokes the plan shows no sign of madness. A stenographer recalls a quirky scene after quitting time while a man, who found a gold mine last year, discusses costly home plans and plate glass. The piece includes varied quips on money, hoopskirts, and wartime stereotypes for a broad newspaper tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
New Yorker
Receiver Appointed for Evans Manufacturing Company
In King County Washington the superior court appointed W A Doherty as receiver of Evans Manufacturing Company. An order dated 1905 requires all debtors to pay the receiver and all creditors to present verified claims within ninety days or be barred. Attorneys Rossman and Johnson represent the receiver at 800 Pacific Block Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
County of King
Evans Manufacturing Company
New York Block
Seattle
Rossman and Johnson
W. A. Doherty
Roseman and Johnson
Pacific Block
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Mtt
Seattle Star
F. Chase
A. D
A. J. Tennant
Bok
Star Readers
Portland Exposition
Ystianiaen
James
WSIS
Josh Wise
Beef Trust
Bob” Evans
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Pike Street
Cor
Reliable Credit Houser
Nest Zephyr
Voce
Seengecessaene
PETERSONS ‘ /GOOD GOODS
Ernst Bros
Kohler & Chase
2D Ave
Second Ave
Gentista
Wees
Ohio
Third Ave
Seattle Lighting CO
Fourth and Union
Ind
Second Avenue
Marion Street
Maria
Marion St
Marion
Malkera
Turers
Novelty Cloak and Suit Manufacturing
Seneca Cloak Department
First Avenue
New York Dental
Sue
First Ave
Sea
Howard
Penn Mutual
Wife Titel Photo Supply CO Ie
Sapty
Second Ave. South
London Loan Office
Issac Lurie
Albert Hansen Jt Welay
Wil
Qnes
Test Avenue
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