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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1905
Page
4
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to before me this 3rd day of April, 1906. A J Tennant, Notary, editor in and for the State of Washington, residing at Seattle.
A medical corps view reveals war’s true heroes are the unseen saviors who bind wounds and risk death to save lives. Doctors and stretcher-bearers move under fire, often dying at higher rates than combat officers, while the celebrated cavalry and generals receive the public accolades.
The critic Hamilton W. Mabie predicts future statue honors for Lee and Stonewall Jackson in northern cities and Lincoln in the South. He argues both sides erred from heritage but valued duty, while The Charleston News and Courier notes a move toward understanding across sections aided by shared history and recent wars.
A public scene shows a rugged foam likeness of Abraham Lincoln appearing amid northern park halls and homely street settings in southern squares. The display draws attention from residents and visitors alike.
The two nations clash over consular control and governance. Norway demands stronger representation in the consular system, while Sweden resists. The dispute risks a Scandinavian separation with wide European repercussions and possible Russian opportunism, unsettling balance of power across Europe.
A reader column argues doubt of Bible dogma signals a shift in thought, cites Servetus and historical punishment of dissent, and questions whether faith alone saves. It contrasts eternal life with a transient, routine existence and asserts selfishness as a universal driver.
A collage of quotes and social notes from a 20th century issue. The old man praises high honors for a graduate while the son’s attire and future job draw remarks. Witty exchanges, a musician’s death talk, and a local eye contest appear alongside city figures Kang Yu Wei and Puyallup Pete.
Sawyer and his brother Arthur Lennox run a dental setup in Finsbury Circus. A gas tooth extraction turns fatal when the patient collapses. the surgeon confirms the death, noting such accidents occur about once in sixty cases. Continued in the next issue.
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