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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
4
Notice notes that the date on each paper’s label indicates subscription expiry and changes noted at the post office in Gentile Washington as ground‑class matter.
The piece contrasts old fashioned honesty with a broader modern ethic linking personal virtue to duties to states and the world. It notes past men often passed for honest while modern standards deem some legal millionaires thieves and calls for a social conscience and updated morality.
An age of vast cities and immense building counts underscores the need for robust fire services. The piece compares numbers of buildings and values across nations, arguing U S cities must strengthen their firefighting forces to meet future threats.
The Star urges readers to send in original, acceptable matter for its Star Dust feature. It notes “Corporations” are soulless to critics and records playful exchanges about adjectives and machine charm, highlighting community humor and publisher support.
White Plains June 21 Senator Depew regains strength amid Muldoon strict regimen at the training farm. He must button his shirt lace his own shoes and shave without help. Muldoon bans after-dinner stories and insists business is forgotten here. A Chicago professor calls the scene a sharp reminder of consequence.
John Scbmitt the drum meter has spent his furlough playing for the Wileder Carnival Co. band and is back from Charleston W Va. Munday known as Smithy says Cy clone and others were set out by management Portamouth Times reports a separate note about a woman in an eastern hospital for the Insane claiming she was placed there to access funds from J P.
In Lakeview Oregon a shack on the Chandler ranch burned revealing the bones of a man. The victim, a Seattle resident who had worked at a logging camp near Spokane, is unidentified.
The Danish schooner was sunk in a collision with a Dutch tank steamer off Dover near Goodwin lightship. Eight crew members perished, with the captain's son the sole survivor.
The registrar at the United States land office has spent ten days hearing content onset of tithes land in the Northwest district. Several cases remain to be heard but the hearing is expected to conclude Saturday.
Brig Gen. Fred Aniston, commanding the department of California, and Capt. W. G. Haan of the artillery corps will arrive in Seattle tomorrow to inspect American Lake as the alternate site for summer army maneuvers.
Recreation Park Seattle events include Freeno at 1 30 p m and Meadowe racing program with a 2 p m firet race. Grand Opera House shows California Opera company in The Mascott. Beattie Theater presents The Toilers. Star Vauderville and Lake Union Pavilion vaudeville acts. Madison Park Pavilion hosts dancing Wednesday Friday and Sunday nights.
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