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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
4
The article contrasts ex president Cleveland’s call for old fashioned honesty in fiduciary duty with Mr Morton’s stance to promote business. It notes Cleveland’s critique of personal appropriation of trust funds and urges maintaining sacred obligations, while Morton minimizes investigations and pushes to “boom the business.”
The letter rebuts Driscoll’s claim of bribery to avert strikes, opposing class hatred and defending organized labor. It argues that attacking unions as a whole is unjust, citing bankers ministers and officials as equally corrupt, and stresses unions’ role in uplifting workers despite flaws. The piece closes by affirming labor’s ongoing work beyond Driscoll’s lifetime.
A dramatic defense of motherhood as sovereign home authority and a critique of women gaining political rights. The author argues women should not push political equality while neglecting home duties and urges equal risk and labor in war, mining, and industry to earn rights.
The author laments changing female roles from private admirers to public expectations and questions the value placed on mothers and children in society. She contrasts beauty myths with real maternal worth, criticizing political and economic systems that treat women as assets while neglecting family life.
Editor Star argues municipal ownership of public utilities is the logical outcome of corporate greed and poor streetcar service. The piece cites Seattle and other cities as proof of better service at lower cost, noting New York Chicago and smaller towns push for reform and that workers’ gains bolster the movement.
A collage of quotes and bits includes Ida Tarbell on Rockefellers, czar and Japanese moves, Josh Wise remarks, a note on Chicago floating pool rooms, Henry Irving touring, family banter, and a poultry sale ad for The Palace Market featuring a Saturday specials blip.
Richard Lorde, a London lawyer with a wig and disguise plan, travels to Liverpool then Queenstown to ambush Mr. Depew with a stiletto. He buys makeup and new clothes to conceal his identity, hoping to silence his rival on the voyage with a sudden attack. The plan hinges on sleep and darkness as the steamer nears Queenstown.
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