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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
4
Black Wood of Chicago and Ward of New York are identified with their respective office addresses at 1006 Hartford Building and 63 Tribune Building. The text names W C Ward as New York Representative and a Chicago counterpart.
Arthur and Janet plot to outwit Herzog and uncover the truth behind his escape. Janet reveals Roger Marske as a linked suspect and mutual worry grows over Lady Muriel Crawebay and the murdered siblings. The pair debate enlisting Lady Martel’s father while recognizing the dangers of public exposure.
The piece honors Jules Verne noting his worldwide fame and prophetic imagination. It argues his visions influenced science and engineering though some prophecies seem ordinary today. Verne is praised as a bold dreamer shaping future progress despite fading public awe.
A collage of comic lines, anecdotes, and editorials offers portraits of town life. Items include jokes about opera, journalism, and fashion, along with brief notices on theater books and a local wedding rumor, plus an ad touting men’s spring apparel bargains at A. Bridge & Co.
The Conservative Life Insurance Company highlights state backed protection for policyholders with annual deposits to the California State Treasurer. It reports large dividends this year, voluntary additional security of $100,000 in approved securities, and five years of operation with $2,000,000 in assets. In 1904 it led California and opened Seattle branches with notable premiums. Competent representatives are sought with liberal contracts. address W. P. Hart, Hoge Building, Seattle.
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