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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate parcels delivered at Beattie post office with references to mail handling and claims. The readable items mention delivered mail and potential parcel collection, but the text is incomplete for full details. Entities include Beattie and postal references.
A critical charge against E. H. Harriman and the finance class accuses them of unfair methods and wealth pursued at public expense. The writer links Harriman to railroad looting, politics, and antitrust battles, arguing elites manipulate policy while the public pays. The piece cites Gen. Baer, Rockefeller, Morton, Morgan, and Wilson to assert entrenched interests govern government and market outcomes.
The narrator describes joining Prof Strongarm's physics class and undergoing a "physical culture" regimen. She details awkward exercises like waving arms and moving the body, a prune and wheat diet, and the professor's sharp, flattering promise of visible improvement and a confidence boost.
A jumble of quotes and snippets blends market banter and social chatter. The note references Joe Batley and threats to “bury all his enemies,” a dogged talk on photography, and a Washington Post line about Tillman digging into a canal. Miscellany shifts to a hog drive near Grand River, a golden wedding for Murat Halstead, jokes about exhausted speeches, and car chatter with Vanderbilt.
When you visit California you discover new pleasures along the Pacific Co.4 road of a thousand wonders. Three trains daily travel the route. Tickets reservations and descriptive literature available at Union Ticket Office 06 Firetay. EB Ellis, Genl Agent.
A Beattie associate recounts a friend urging a suit alteration. The client praises Ed White the artistic tailor at 208 Colline Ing, saying he has received the best of a steady faction for years and will not switch. Visit Mr White to see new spring goods now offered at the shop.
A nostalgic morning scene of an ex-rube waking to sunlit air and memories of childhood. The narrator longs for youth and recalls the old homestead, window, bed, and a neighbor calling to plow, closing with lines about breakfast and daily chores.
An advertisement listing goods for sale including fruit trees and cut flowers at 120 Pike at the corner of 2nd Avenue, Bandah and Gon.
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