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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1905
Page
4
The Parisian habit of saving makes France a top investor nation with vast foreign holdings and a leading role in bills of exchange. In contrast Americans are described as spenders, driven by luxury and lavish expenditures, though frugality is praised as the noblest foundation for an investment market.
The essay argues President Eliot faces rough criticism for his stance on football in colleges. It questions whether athletics overshadow scholarship, noting heavy advertising for football heroes versus prizewinning mathematicians and asking if fame in sports helps or harms a student’s future prospects with manufacturers and owners.
A gossipy barroom talk suggests a substantial payout awaits a dubious champion. The plans involve a chance for quick profit if he partners with Jeff and avoids breaking the limit.
A seaside crowd gathers as the Nightshade wreck prompts the lifeboat launch. Lord Alphington supervises with a watchful eye while Roger Marske confronts a mysterious accusation about Arthur Rivington. A coast guard identifies a likely female passenger aboard and authorities seek missing crew as waves crash and suspense builds.
The scene shows two volunteers at the lifeboat house during a fierce storm. Cork jackets worn by rescuers tighten the sense of urgency as local officials, including a secretary, move anxiously along the beach while voices rise above the tempest.
The Bunker Hill Press notes that Deckwall has started a seven room story and a half dwelling for rental, with the building already largely spoken for as empty houses are scarce in Bunker Hill. The piece extols Bunker Hill as the best town on earth as it grows toward eternity.
An odd blend of library updates and travel notices appears in a fragmented historical text. It mentions new tombstones for type setting, a combined dictionary and encyclopedia, government reports on beet sugar, geological surveys, and a rising creviation. It also references a St Petersburg scene with a czar’s forces mutiny and a Great Northern Railway fare notice.
The Indicator marks three years since starting as a rheumatic old press venture. It notes growth from a fragile setup to a modern weekly with improved facilities. The piece highlights local development including smokestacks sidewalks banks and active community clubs.
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