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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary item notes Ballard 67 Star Agency and Everett Star Agency with various street addresses and names. Mentions a canned subscription label and expiring renewals, with scattered references to Beattie Washington and a Beattie area listing.
Kenneth Mackintosh, active as King County prosecuting attorney and known as a rising legal figure, announces a bid for a superior court judgeship amid skepticism from peers. Critics argue he neglects prosecuting duties while spending substantial time at The Meadows racing scene.
In county affairs critics fault the prosecutor Mackintosh for political involvement and racing duties while noting deputies perform duties. The piece questions his fitness for the superior bench citing neglect of official duties and improper conduct during campaigning.
Anarchic extracts critique social climbers and anthropoid types in a curio of quotes. Mrs Stuyvesant Fish comments on society filled with funny little people who laugh at the world. The text riffs on fate and ambition with comic fragments and references to Alexander the Great.
A political reminiscence notes observers claiming Harriman would eventually replace current allies, as a confident leader maintains composure in tense moments and contemplates forthcoming shifts in influence.
A fragmentary newspaper item depicts a tense Milwaukee scene with a family porch gathering as rain falls, while a society editor’s remark and a misprint about salvia versus saliva surface. A public complaint about ear straps and attire appears, and a Georgia note hints at canal and tackle shop chatter at 1004 Second Ave.
The article questions the role of bars under prohibition, asking Majah Twiga-No and Cannel Clay-too to weigh what value bars have in a state enforcing bans. It implies frustration with the lack of interest in bar trade amid prohibition.
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