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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Beattie 1907 and address 166 Seventh New York with Chicago relation and a building reference. The text mentions a court, a te 4 court mut, and a price detail of twenty five cents per something.
An analysis of human duality describing how people harbor Jekyll and Hyde within. It argues individuals are composite, shifting with mood and environment, showing benevolent and darker impulses at different times. Only one man remains always consistent.
An attorney, returning from New York, reports bitter anger toward President Roosevelt among Wall Street lawyers. They label him a dangerous man for his attack on the Northern Securities merger and warn the president’s policies could hurt legitimate business, urging restraint before a market crash.
A short review describes Zig Zag Alley as an en merry whirling wheel of fun with trick scenery pantomimic work and novel scenery including mechanical effects. It features pretty musical numbers and certain specialties. Our New Minister is noted.
The narrator details a perilous escape from a siege inside the Castle of Gleom. Explosions shatter doors, men fall, and a Polish girl aids the escape as arson and pursuit threaten all. Weeks later the survivor learns the bride saved them at Arenedorf.
The item bundle lists diverse subjects from Uganda’s potentate and International Harvester financing to a Springfield licensing note and Gen Miles differing on the Philippine war. It mentions California den trade, Lipton, a Sham fork wish, J. P. Morgan charitable gift, and a government mine dumping dispute. It promises exclusive war coverage by Nutheu Doin.
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