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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
4
Publication details for The Seattle Star and Everett Star with office addresses and telephones. Notes on subscription expiration and date changes. Includes scattered garbled text about delivery and contact options.
Cause for congratulation as the Master Builders' association and the Building Trades council settled their differences last night. The agreement ends a week of uncertainty that threatened a labor war and hurt business. Both sides avoided violence, showing conciliation and a path to prosperity for Seattle.
An editorial condemns Wall Street greed through rebates and forged profits while praising a fearless president. It urges a stock tax on margin and calls for a Congress with resolve to curb vested interests and protect public rights. It also critiques Sunset Telephone for wage cuts amid short months and hints at bribery in city councils.
Axel Seargren was trapped beneath a freight car on the Tacoma Eastern railway yesterday afternoon. Rescuers fought to free him as his thigh was crushed and he bled from multiple cuts while he endured terrible pain. The injured man reportedly smoked in the face of danger as efforts continued.
A man died after a freight car derailed nearly two hours earlier near Chilton as his brother trainmen worked to lift the wheels and release him. He was pronounced dead at Fannie Paddock hospital around midnight. Klein, the shoemaker, 217 James.
A chaotic domestic tale unfolds as a husband recalls his wife’s praise for a new cook named Susie and her planned replacement by Dinah. The scene shifts through recollections of education, accents, and the impact of hired help on family life, ending mid story with questions about how the meeting happened.
A collage fragment depicts travelers on a treacherous Swiss ascent where two Americans, Jones and Smith, drift from camaraderie to rivalry. A fall into a crevasse tests survival as guides urge a risky rescue while nearby bold chatter frames class and labor in a harsh, mechanized world.
A fragmented listing shows numerous capitalists and executives from banks, real estate, mining, ship navigation, brewing, lumber, furniture, and assay offices. Names include James Campbell, Geo J. Gane, Gabriel Faure, John W. Eddy, Thomas Investment Co, John Grikeon, Andrew Hemnrich, C. H. P. La Farge, McGraw, Oakes, McEwan, Hugo Smith, and others. Banking hours noted as 10 am to
In a clipped exchange, townsfolk discuss dwindling rations and a horse that looks nearly skeletal. A sleigh driver pleads for mercy and asks for more feed while a humane elder presses for compassion. The dialogue reflects hardship and social tension in an era of scarce resources.
A collage of snippets from various periodicals quotes about ambition luck and social status. The lines reference a girl pursuing nobility a joke about wealth and a remark on a horse and speed. The tone mimics satirical magazine chatter from London publications.
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