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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
13
The People’s Power in Boss Rule and Elections
A thoughtful editorial critiques popular elections amid graft and boss dominance in cities like Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chicago. It argues the electorate’s power is constrained by bosses such as C P and political maneuvers in municipal elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hoss Cox
Cincinnati
Murphy
New York
Hosves
Chicago
Stiles
C. P
Jas. P. McNichola
The Death of Steeple Jack
An excerpt titled The Death of Steeple Jack discusses watch repair folly. It emphasizes that improper cleaning and scraping damage mechanisms and suggests that rest and proper oiling allow a watch to readjust and run again. The passage reflects vintage advice from H. H. Hudson in Tit-fills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hudson
Adjiat
Nadeau Judgment Questioned After Alaska Visit
In a mixed reminiscence to the Amerika Yukon Pacitio exposition, officials praise director general Iva A. Nadeau while recounting a Alaska trip with President Chilberg. A humorous exchange with a miner strains his reputation for good judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva A. Nadeau
Hin
Chilberg
Alaska
Nadeau
Mr. Nadeau
Rabbi Blames Rich Men For Poverty
New York June 25 Rabbi Stephen Wise argues poverty is a social disease not a personal crime. He says two dangerous classes exist in democracy the unemployed and the leisured and stresses that wealthier classes shape conditions that keep workers poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Day
Syracuse University
Stephen
India
Rabbi Wise
Rado
Wise
New York Free Synagogue
Pony of China Not Sold to Outsiders
A 17 inch high pony, four years old, from China, is described as rare and unlikely to grow taller. The English buyer paid over $1000 and had to hide it to Egypt out of the country, amid global adventurer ambitions and perilous risks in a crowded square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tng
Beattie
San Prancipco
Northern Pacific Railroad
Wille
Powier
China
Letters From the People on City Expenditure and Exposition Sparks
S Parker laments city spending on permanent advertising and fast launches to showcase the sound. He questions charter authority for such outlays and warns of excess in funds for exposition officials, arguing for restraint and fiscal accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robs Parker
Fragmented Ironies on Courtship and Fashion from Press Clippings
A collage of gamey quips and social jabs from Philadelphia to Kansas City pieces cites witty remarks on women fashion sense, male vanity, and lively banter. Notable lines touch on old maids, fashion critiques, and theatre gossip, reflecting turn of century urban humor.
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Babe
Star's Moving Pictures
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Sie
Out
Mala
Ement
Eastern Outfitting Co
Union
Seattle
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