Seattle Star Delivery and Subscription Notice
The Seattle Star issues daily afternoon delivery except Sunday with home delivery via carriers. Subscriptions cost one cent per copy or six cents weekly, twenty five cents per month. Expiration dates appear on address labels and must be prepaid to continue service. Paper is mailed at Washington second class and distributed from the Ford Building in Chicago.
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Carelessness and Life in the Slocum Disaster
The piece laments the Slocum tragedy and the cost of carelessness. It argues that cowardice and criminal neglect in engineering and command threaten public safety, urging professionals to ask if they are fulfilling their duties to protect life. It warns against fatalism and calls for lessons to improve safety.
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America
Star Dust and Then Some News Bits
A collage of punchy items mentions the Igorrotes at a world fair being urged to wear clothes, a humorous verse by Josh Wise about mothers and weather, a German report on Kuroki and Russians smoking during battle, Ingersoll’s marriage, Minnie Allison’s West Point connections, Uncle Tom Platt defending a $3 million suit, Raymon Moore’s new song, and Joe Murphy generosity to a New York tramp.
Accident injures Mrs Cline after family carriage overturns
Sunday evening the Cline family carriage left the road and tipped into a ditch. Mrs Cline suffered a severe head injury from striking a rail and was carried unconscious to Thyme Bailey’s home where Dr Gilson attended her. The community extends sympathy.
Louie Long to Face Harry Krant in 28 Round Fight
Oakland’s Louie Long set to weigh about 128 pounds against Seattle’s Harry Krant at 135 in a Ballard Athletic Club bout tonight. Public betting splits, with Long favored by some experts, while Krant remains a dark horse in a keenly watched showdown.
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Louie Long
Oakland
Harry Krant
Seattle
Ballard Athletic Club
Long
Krant
Ballard
Carlos Smith Drives Seattle Win With Famed Right Field Hit
Carlos Smith, the big smiling Seattle right fielder, capped yesterday's game with a spectacular drive to the right field fence. After two earlier singles, he hit a twister to score and Seattle led 2 0. In a serious lineup, Seattle defeated Oakland 3 to 1 as Hall and Wilson supported by Buchanan and Byrne held the mound.
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Seattle
Mankenship
Frick
Carlos
Mr. Buchanan
Hide
Grantey
Oakland
Sehinsley
Pyrne
Beore
Hall
Wilson
Buchanan
Byrne
Incurable illness claimed. Cheney's Patent Pills advertised
An old advertisement lists remedies for chronic catarrh and constitutional disease. It mentions Dr. Cheney and a tonic claim for cure with drops and pills, alleging effectiveness for persistent symptoms. The text names places and individuals obliquely, promoting a patent medicine treatment with dosage guidance.
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F. J. Cheney
Meda
Novel Fire Extinguisher Doused Aisle Fire
Yesterday a cigarette ash ignited an awning at Sartor's Liquor store. A porter sprang into action and extinguished the blaze with a siphon bottle, using Seltzer water as a novel extinguisher.
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Sartor
Nquor
Ingraham and Burnham In a Civil War Era Home Tension
At the outbreak of the war Rex Ingraham and Milward Burnham, educated at Columbia, face danger as a missing trust fund sparks a sequence of robberies, suspicions, and secret searches at the Langdon estate. Rex protects a letter to Alice Langdon while captains and soldiers raid the house seeking a hidden spy or thief.
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Columbia College
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Raynor
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Washington
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Blunt
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Carden
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Dallas
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Sherry
Kent
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Mr. Kent
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Frenler
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Agatha Langdon
Alice
Mother
Ekirte
Electric Bitters Proven to Restore Health and Vitality
F. J. Green of Lancaster New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic indigestion and nervous debility after other remedies failed. He reports his wife has remained in excellent health for years and praises the tonic as a grand invigoration for weak women. Sold with satisfaction guaranteed by Q. O. Guy Inc on Second Avenue and Yesler.
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Lancaster
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Q. O. Guy, Inc
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Yesler
Dr. King
G. O. Guy, Inc
Disorder erupts as man jumps from arbor during escape
Chaos erupts with a rush and scuffle as a man screams and attempts flight. Windows or lattice collapse and a splintering sound accompanies a desperate fall from the Ups of Alice Lang don as officers and men chase him down stairs.
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Winn
Arbor
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