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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1905
Page
4
A newspaper voice argues for stable, capable cabinet appointees who can stay in office, learn department work, and serve the country. The piece mocks casu alities and teases a merit based, long term approach to federal service, ending with a call for a square deal for Uncle Sam.
The piece mocks Cincinnati boss George B. Cox for seeking elite society access as a ticket to prestige. It compares him to Tammany figures and notes the public laughter at his social yearnings, calling the “society microbe” a funny bug in politics.
The text argues that Norway has isolated itself from Sweden and Denmark, becoming independent after a long family quarrel. It notes failed attempts at union, cites the shared past and languages, warns of future regret, and suggests Scandinavia did not form a more perfect union.
A playful verse portrait asserts simple cleverness in everyday tasks. The speaker boasts fine hand on window screens and lawn care while denying grand artistic fame and martial prowess. Subtly self-deprecating, it elevates humble domestic skill as worthy achievement.
Editorial notes patience in recognizing Norway's provisional government amid Sweden's protest. Nations are slow to intervene in a domestic split, and both sides enjoy broad sympathy. Recognition is unlikely soon and should await a negotiated settlement between Sweden and Norway.
N P excursion train leaves Seattle at 7 20 a m Friday for the Portland Exposition. Round trip fare is six dollars. Tickets available now.
A fragment notes a 7:30 a m departure on Friday for Beattle Day. Mention references to Ladies and Watches at Houghton and Hen with Watch Inspector N. P. and Intern Railways. Includes address 74 First Avenue.
In a prison escape maneuver the narrator compels Marquis De Sevfringen to sign a confession under a promise of freedom. Facing an arrest warrant, Sevfringen begs for release while the narrator offers a perilous alternative duel, threatening to deliver not merely lawful punishment but a fate of the soul.
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