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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1909

Page

5

Senators Piles and Jones in tariff battle roll of honor

The tariff fight in the senate drew a small roll of honor. Beveridge, Bristow, Clapp, Cummins, Dolliver, LaFollette and Nelson stood for reform. A minority of Republicans and a few Democrats opposed Aldrich, while many Democrats supported the bill for state favors. The piece notes Piles as a loyal ally and Jones as someone who weakened under pressure. It also lists the backbone senators and laments shifting political alignments.

United States Senate Samuel I. Piles Wealey L. Jones Aldrich Senator Piles Payne Beveridge Bristow Clapp Cummins Dolliver LaFollette Nelson Bailey Bacon Bankhead Daniels Foster Hughes Colorado Johnston Alabama McLaurin Martin McEnery Paynter Smith Maryland Stone Missouri Taliaferro Taylor Tillman Gore Newlands Owen Rayner Culberson Borah Bourne Burkett McCumber Burton Curtis Jones Washington Warner Brandegee Briggs Bulkeley Burnham Burrows Carter Crane Cullom Depew Dillingham Dixon du Pont Elkins Flint Frye Gallinger Gamble Guggenheim Hale Heyburn Kean Lodge Nixon Oliver Page Penrose Perkins Piles Richardson Root Scott Michigan Smoot Stephenson Sutherland Warren Wetmore

Highbrow Nursery Lore by Waldo Boston Beans

Two youths known as Jack and Jill ventured up a steep natural slope seeking aqua para. The boy lost balance and fell to a lower point, fracturing the uranium. The girl also descended, seemingly without intent beyond imitation, and both escaped major injury. No known falls among the world’s great waterfalls are recorded in reference works.

Jack and Jill

Thomas Burke's Rise From $80 to Seattle's Noted Lawyer

In early Seattle the future judge arrived with eighty dollars in borrowed funds and unpaid clothes. He earned his first success defending mutinous sailors from Port Townsend, securing a thousand dollars in damages. Known as Honest Tom Burke, he grew into a prominent, fighter attorney admired for honesty and tenacity.

Thomas Burke Seattle Michigan Blackstone Port Townsend Burke Defense Caroline Reed Tom Burke Judge Urke Bonors

Fragmented Star Dust notes from multiple papers

A collage of disjointed quotations and snippets from various newspapers including Washington Star Detroit Free Press Dallas News Chicago News Evening and Hallan. The text interweaves remarks on class nerve fashion virtue and public life with terse exchanges about love, wealth and social behavior.

Dishonest Waiters and Honest Houses in Seattle

A columnist argues that waiter dishonesty often reflects on the client establishments. It urges patrons to assess both staff and house practices, recalls a deceitful wine scam in a Seattle restaurant, and stresses that honest service depends on the integrity of those who run the house and employ the staff.

Aned Sa Seattle Hotel Keepers’ Association Walter Walters’ Association Judas California

Free moving pictures for outdoor crowds spread worldwide

Moving picture shows travel to London and Molokai offering free screenings for leper colonies and the public. The National Conference of Charities plans free park screenings for slum children with support from firms, delivering air, amusement, and instruction in tenement districts.

London Molokai Hawaiian Islands National Conference of Charities United States

Fragmented OCR muse hints at Chicago post stage life

The readable fragments reference names like Dorothea and Merete, a Great White Way Chicago venue, Temenos, and Mr Collier Downe. The text suggests a discourse on love, theater, and city life with scattered, unclear phrases and partial quotes.

Dreme Merete Dorothea Nana White Way Chicago Post

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