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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1906
Page
3
Russell Sage announces his resignation from a Wall Street post amid a year of changes and uncertainty. Details remain sparse as reports note his departure follows a period of strategic shifts within the firm and market volatility.
In a mock or satirical note, Sage faces a vast potential inheritance with 36 nieces ready to share wealth if he dies intestate, while a family circle jokingly jokes about birthdays and future gifts.
May 1. Ruse! The dean of Wallet is out of for millions forever. He is getting older. Russell Sage once attended business in Wall Street with steady routine and disapproved vacations. Now he has quit work as his strength wanes and his mind dulls, signaling the end of an era.
Mr Bage declined to discuss his longevity openly but stated the key is much work simple food ample sleep and daily exercise that does not hinder work. Sage, seated in an arm chair in a linen duster, reflects on a life of small purchases becoming lifelong events.
A profile of financier J Russecti Sage describing his aging, health focus, and simple habits. It notes his reduced work load, love of riding, and ongoing joke about pap mush. Also mentions a placer gold claim in Whatcom county and local business notices including a photographer’s move.
Local church listings show Saturday issues require notices by Friday 6 pm. Rev. Geo. Roberts Carnes in Ilam preaches "Digging Another Well" and Rev. Gale leads revival. multiple churches across Brighton, Bellevue, West Seattle, University Place and Ballard announce services, Sunday schools, and speakers including G. K. Berry.
A regional notice lists sermon topics and speakers for several churches. Times include morning and evening services with topics such as The Demande of the Times Up on the Churches and Their Ministers and The Spiritual Mind What In it. Also noted are Sunday schools and pastor names across Plymouth Third Avenue, University at, Edgewater Whitmanay, German Beventhay, Green Lake, Kirkland, Beacon Hill and related locations.
A church program lists sermons by Rev J M Wilson at 11 am on The National Debt to the Church and at 8 pm on Public Poisona and Public Poisoners. Another sermon by Rev W A Breven nan at 11 am covers The One Sinner That Repenteth with a later message The Power That Determines in Self Conquest.
First Spiritualist Society and Knights of Pythias hall on First Avenue near Pike list speaker Harry J Moore with lectures at 3 pm 8 pm and 430 pm For SCIENTIST First Church of Christ schedules services at 11 am and 8 pm Theosophy events noted at Queen City Theosophical Society in America Pioneer block led by A O
The program lists lectures at 8 p m by A K Moanndar of Calcutta on Physical and Mental Attraction and by Mrs W M Patterson on The Ancient Wisdom. The Seattle lodge 1420 Becondar is noted.
A local notice lists services at Boylaton Avenue One block church with Rev W D leading at 11 a.m and a Sunday school and Bible class at 10 a.m. The event title The Rising Cathedral is given as a lesson to liberals from Catholic loyalty.
The Babbarii volunteers of America announce a 1 30 P M hoot in their hall at 118 Bee onday.
A brief notice lists a venue at 1024 First Avenue for a 4 pm event titled Ba cred Literature featuring speaker Ben Abbett. The fragment notes the hall and time, with limited context on organization or purpose.
An ad promotes dental services with silver fillings from $2.00 to $6.00, gold fillings from $2.56 to $6.00, and crowns from $2.00 to $6.00. All work guaranteed for ten years. Hours listed 8:40 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. locations on Pirot Avenue and Union block near MacDougell & Southwick's.
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