Seattle Star Subscription and Delivery Details
The notice lists afternoon publication rules with contact numbers and offices in Chicago New York and Washington. It outlines subscription rates one cent per copy six cents weekly or twenty five dollars per year via major carriers with no free copies and cautions on expiry date labeling and address changes.
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the Star
Hattern
Hartford Building
Chicago
New York
W. HB
Porterfield
Mgr
Saree
Ballard Ave
English Passive Resisters Defy School Tax Law
In England more than 100,000 citizens resist a government school tax used to fund the established church. Resisters refuse to pay, have goods seized, and expect repeal as public opinion opposes the law. If persistence continues, the government may back down.
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Englan
George O
England
Why Not Own a Home Says Poston Expert
A Poston expert studied hundreds of families to learn how they spend income. He finds the average moderate family pays 20 to 25 percent of gross income to landlords, urging young couples to buy homes through easy payments. Ownership brings pride, stability, and savings, as mortgage payments build equity and discipline spending. The wife often saves more and strengthens the partnership toward home ownership. And she is right.
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Poston
Ben
Nipsic Frigate to Go to Honolulu for Pearl Harbor Service
The Nip sic, an old United States frigate at Bremerton, goes out of commission as a receiving ship. It will be towed to Honolulu where it may be commissioned as a receiving ship at Pearl Harbor.
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Nipsic
Puget Bound
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Wash
United States
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Uncle Sam
Navy
Samoa
Trenton
Nipsto
D. H. Mullin
Kremerten
Preerton
Philadelphia
Nipeic
Honolulu
Pearl Harmoor
MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE JAPANESE
A compact survey notes birth, marriage, and death as central rites in Japan with gifts such as eggs, wedding customs including three cups, civil marriages, and common funerary practices. It lists mourning colors, grave visiting days, and national holidays with traditional festivals and games popular among children.
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Tokio
I Mito
Kigen-Seton
Jimmy
Louisiana Purchase expedition stampa to debut May first
The Bureau of Printing and Engraving works overtime on the new Louisiana Purchase expedition stampa. About 9 50 00 stamps in total will be produced, with advance proofs praised as superior artistically to Chicago or Buffalo issues. The set includes a centercamp with R Livingston, a two-cent with Jefferson, a one-cent with James Monroe, a ten-cent with Velley, and a ten-cent stamp depicting the Purchase territory.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Chicago
Buffalo Exposition
R. Livingston
Thomas Jefferson
James M Cont
Willley
Purchase
New York
Green Lake
Rballard
Seattle
Dirigo Encounters Terrific Gales During Alaska Run
The Alaska Steamship Camp steamer Dirigo reached port with one passenger and 19 325 cases of salmon aboard. Severe gales in the Iyuan Canal forced shelter twice and prevented forward progress on the voyage.
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Alaska
Dirigo
Iyuan Canal
Mills to Close Shingle Mills to Halt Market Decline
Interstate Red Shingle Association will shut all shingle mills tomorrow night until further orders. The board of directors in this city approved the plan to cut output and stabilize prices. Stockholders will meet here tomorrow to discuss strategies for obtaining better prices.
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Interstate Red Shingle Association
Senator Arthur P. L. Gorman Celebrates 65th Birthday
Washington March 11 Senator Arthur P. L. Gorman of Maryland received many congratulations from colleagues in the senate on his sixty fifth birthday. He is among the oldest Democratic leaders mentioned as presidential possibilities, surpassed only by Richard Olney at sixty eight and Grover Cleveland at sixty seven.
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Washington, D. C
Arthur PL Gorman
Maryland
Senate
Richard Olney
Grover Cleveland
Menater Gorman
Tucker Reflects On Campaign After Defeat
Wilmon Tucker told a Star reporter he was satisfied with his campaign, noted Judge Mallinger’s narrow 1,200 lead against a 1,800 Republican plurality, and said more time could have swayed voters on the lighting plant and other issues. He said he is done with politics to focus on his more remunerative practice and blamed no one for the loss. He praised local Democratic harmony during the campaign and affirmed loyalty to Democratic principles.
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Wilmon Tucker
Caught at Everett Co A Chapman Arrested for Check Forgeries
Police say A Chapman, accused of passing spurious checks as a contractor, was arrested in Everett after operating in Seattle. Officials expect possible transport to Seattle for trial but an Everett hearing is probable.
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A. Chapman
Beattie
Everett
Seattie
Chapman
Seattle
McCarthy Ordered Out of City After Burglary Charge
John McCarthy and Ilias Sayers appeared before Justice Cann on a charge of possession of burglary tools. Cann imposed a suspended sentence with the condition that McCarthy immediately leave the city.
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John McCarthy
Ilias Sayers
Beattie
Justice Cann
Great Cut Price Stock Reducing Sale On Pianos And Organs
Local advertiser promotes deep discounts on pianos and organs from brands like Chickering Sona Kimball Hobart M Cable and more. Prices quoted include $325 pianos now $240 $850 pianos $268 $550 models $420 and up, with many secondhand options and easy terms. Also touts large organ deals and in store recitals as drawn crowds.
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Chickering& Sona
Kimball
Hobart M. Cable
Pease
Haddorff
D. & Johnston Co
Planos
Estey
Storey
Clark
Burdett
Mason & Hamlin
Psycho
Serait
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