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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1903
Page
2
John C. Trippie Maine motorman recently came into 60 000 dollars and, despite wealth, remains devoted to work. Commentators argue money eases future worries but does not buy happiness or reduce effort, noting Tripp’s continued labor and value on family, books, and service.
The piece argues a proposed tax on bachelors and spinsters reflects fears of immigration and declining native stock. It asserts large families sustain nations while criticizing the narrowing social norms that delay marriage and childrearing. It notes women lack equal status in proposing marriage and calls the idea impractical.
A dying Californian veteran and his estranged wife reunite at his deathbed. After years of separation and divorce, she cares for him in her home and helps arrange a final wedding before he passes away. The scene evokes Gettysburg memories as the couple’s bond endures.
Column discusses D. Isaac Funk's The Nest Prep in Evolution arguing physical man tops the spiral and evolution now works psychically. It highlights measuring the heart over muscle or head, altruism rising, wealth spent for public good, and a global push toward brotherhood and national honor.
A columnist questions why the very rich cling to the church as John D. Rockefeller Jr. defends literal interpretations of scripture. The piece attacks alleged collusion, rail rebates, and unbridled lawlessness by Rockefeller interests, while challenging morality among moneyed elites.
The fragment suggests burglars in Fremont stole only what they needed, taking $4 in silver and $200 in gold, while contrasting thieves with tram magnates who take all. It references a Washington legislature adjournment, political offers and a jumble of trade and commodity price items from various markets and goods.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions Dresden and a crown prince in a fragmented text. It appears to describe a family scene with political overtones but lacks clear facts, names, dates, or events for a fuller summary.
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