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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
4
Editorial and business contact lines from a 1920s newspaper page include the Independent name, address notes on circulation in Sunset and Main, and Ballard Agency details. The text discusses subscription expiration dates, labels on mailed copies, and a note about renewal when the date changes on the large subscription label.
A historical commentary argues that Japanese height may rise with a beef rich diet and diversified foods. It notes Japan’s historic frugal fare and limited beef purchasing power, comparing Japan and Russia in war and commerce while urging balanced nutrition for all.
A letter accuses The Seattle Times of brutal bias by front page misquoting two Japanese merchants F Nagamura and G Nakayama about famine relief. The writers deny misrepresentation and urge newspapers to condemn faking and support Japanese relief efforts and local famine fundraising.
The Star stands by its exclusive reports that negotiations were underway for selling the Moran shipbuilding plant. Robert Moran attacked the paper as false, but The Star notes it possessed the facts and may receive an apology if Moran concedes the point.
Speculation swirls over the chief handicap race with several entries, including Laubecher and Williame as favorites. Willard draws support at 3 to 1 while Wappy shows potential to place, and Ward and Poryee are noted among bettors. Track conditions are heavy and the field includes Corcoran Viynne Powers and Cudihee among others.
A jumble of quoted remarks and scattered notes mentions a Springfield mob kerosene incident and a bench years long, alongside comments on a minister talking about two girls who smoked cigarettes. A western man admits bigamy and a trance defense for his second marriage.
A whimsical remark notes a parlor lamp under a toadstool and a character called Miss Bug. The dialogue hints at a self deprecating view of a new congressman described as lazy, suggesting a voter’s blunt rationale for electing him.
A notice from Owensville Missouri describes Albert Kehneta as a diligent smith and a upright obliging man. The report highlights his industrious day from early morning to late evening and vouches for his character.
Preliminary hearing of the Castellane divorce case was postponed today at the count's request who remains confined to his room with influence. The report mentions travel literature and Southern Pacific scenic routes available at Union Tickets, along with office contacts for reservations.
A village tale from Les Mreneta tells of Jeannette Moriot 14 engaging to Pierre Russelot on St John’s day. The watchmaker spurns love, tears them from the wedding boat, and hurls them into the 90 foot Doubs cataract, leaving only a funeral wreath found later by a fisherman.
A special train to California departs Seattle March 16, with round trip priced at 85 dollars. The package includes Pullman accommodations, meals, and side trips, with a limited number of passengers. Reservations through Northern Pacific ticket offices or Secretary Williams of the Seattle Commercial Club in the Kitel Building.
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