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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1905
Page
4
Certification shows daily average bona fide circulation for the Seattle Star in 1904 at 16 000 copies and for the first quarter of 1905 at over 18 000 copies daily. Signed by general manager BF Chase and notarized by A. L. Thennant in Seattle, Washington, on a Sunday in April 1908.
The octogenarian head of the Greek Church, Pobiedonsteff, is ousted after 25 years wielding influence over reform efforts and persecuting non orthodox faiths. He opposed religious liberty under the czar and blamed for thousands harmed or exiled, inspiring US criticism and hope for Russian liberty's resurrection.
In New York a boy once regarded as an imbecile now shows signs of memory and reasoning after osteopathic manipulation reconnects his brain to the spinal cord. The process slowly unlocks literacy, awareness, and emotion, offering hope for countless children tied to darkness by brain impairment.
A Star editor urges wealthy donors to create a fund to help large families secure debt free homes. The writer argues such support would aid fathers and mothers with multiple children, reduce housing hardship, curb social ills, and keep families intact in this view of a healthy national future.
The protagonist endures a demanding confinement as Clarisse distances herself amid love and betrayal. Miss Ormond and the governor offer support while Pitt confirms the hero’s innocence and seeks help to secure De Sevringen’s confession before a trial.
A collage of quips and vignettes references a bank robbery in Manhattan, a grieving suspect, and comic dialogue about travelers and daily life. The piece jumbles lines about Russia's war, stage theater lawsuits, fairy tales profits, and odd health board notes, with scattered regional color and slang.
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