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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1907
Page
4
A damaged notice from the Seattle Star explains subscription delivery details and rates. It notes weekly and monthly pricing, mail handling through Brattie Washington, and a renewal date that triggers automatic removal if not renewed.
In Hoboken a murder trial of Tomaso, an Italian immigrant, contrasts with a New York case to question equal protection under the law. The piece argues the law is identical in form but applied unevenly due to wealth and social status, asking if there are different brands of justice.
A narrator laments being turned away from Prof Strong's demonstration and a billboard fate while weighing 148 pounds. The professor's sass leads to a jaw jolting from paw, a foundry worker. The speaker seeks work at Taffeta Palbrigenns but finds no openings, ending with home laundry duties.
A Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce announcement claims twenty five men of untarnished reputations will take part in a parade, seen as proof of virtue but questioned as a rail road publicity stunt. The text also references discussions of economic issues, New York shortages, and unrelated chatter from a fragmented column.
A Young Men's Republican club meeting nominated officers for the term. President D. C. Conover. vice presidents B. Roy Anderson and Dallas V. Halverstadt. secretary Howard Waterman. treasurers Paul Hollbrook and T. R. Alderson. Executive committee nominees include J. A. Griffin, W. W. Crandall, Reeves Aylemore, and How Dent.
Bain, a wealthy but modest man, escorts Alice Carew to a country depot where a mistaken identity and a fallen ankle lead to a developing attraction. He admires her innocence and contemplates marriage as the pair later face a search for a sparkler lost on the Chicago train.
Portland Oregon report says box factories resumed operations with partial crews. Mills expected to fully start before Thursday as strike pressure eases and men from outside fill openings.
A large assortment of box coats in the new spring mixture offered at seven and eight dollars.
Among the passengers of the Minnesota who arrived yesterday were prominent Japanese visitors from the Imperial Steel works at Yawata Chikusen province. They seek machinery orders aggregating 10 million dollars for shipment to Japan. The plant is a decade old with original cost 15 million and a 12 thousand worker payroll.
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