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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1905
Page
4
E. W. Blackwood of Chicago at 1006 Martford Building and W. C. Ward of New York at 53 Tribune Building are listed as representatives.
A writer in Printers Ink argues the evening newspaper has arrived and grown as the best news product. It notes the evening paper’s advantage in speed, foreign coverage, accessibility for working people and housewives, and independence, concluding the evening press serves the people widely.
The King county delegation pledged to back a direct primary bill now faces betrayal claims after voting against it in the legislature. The piece names W. W. Brown, W. H. Clark, Thomas Dobson, Charles E. Houston, Joseph Irving, M. M. Morrill, James Weir, and adds Joseph Lyons and Frank Twichell as traitors for not voting.
Maddox contemplates public duty vs friend’s trust as rumors of Lorimer’s death swirl. Annalee confronts him with calm resolve, asking if Lorimer’s death might be murder and suggesting she suspects a concealed danger. The dialogue hints at a motive and a strained moral divide.
Finance committees and city leaders shift from blocking to embracing earning interest on city deposits. Banks may object to new ordinance provisions, but officials expect $20,000 to be redirected to taxpayers rather than campaign funds. Treasurer Rathbun previously resisted comment but now supports earning interest with revised rules. The move hinges on potential bank objections and concerns of election-time campaign implications.
A scientist dismisses Niagara Falls disappearing within a few thousand years. The article mocks predictions of rapid change and highlights framing remarks about money, a Wisconsin state house cost, and various quotes on money and economy.
In St. Joseph two tickets sold for John L. Sullivan’s temperance lecture. A New York women’s club debates whether married women should pay bills, fearing wives would be poorer than husbands. Missouri readers resist being shown the verdict against the trust, details unclear from the fragment.
The Southern Pacific company runs two daily trains on the Shasta route. Tickets, reservations and brochures are available at Union Ticket Office, 608 First Avenue, EB. B. Ellis, General Agent.
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