Seattle Star Classifieds and Publication Details
The text outlines the Seattle Star publication schedule with afternoon editions except Sunday. It notes pricing, mail delivery, and subscription handling, plus the want ad office location at Raglay Drug Co. Corner SuCon and Pike and contact details for Independent, Chicago, and New York representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Jon
Washington
Raglay
Drug CO
Sucon
PIKE
Star
Hartford
Ibune
Blackwood
Chicago
W. D. Ward
New York
Sword Mislaid Continued from Yesterday Chapter VII
A serialized tale resumes with Chapter VII continuing the sword mislaid incident. The ongoing adventure follows the protagonist pursuing clues and facing mounting tension as the mystery unfolds. Readers await the next installment for resolution.
Traveling with Cupid Aboard a Rainy Night
On a cramped voyage I shelter a frightened Mademoiselle Arras under a sailcloth roof, share a wary supper, and amid rain and tension, a kiss freezes into memory as romance blooms. Storms and clever deceit frame a turning point when a betrothal letter reveals a planned marriage with Henri’s schemes surfacing.
Shuttle Star circulation figures for 1904 and early 1905
The Shuttle Star reports its daily average bona fide circulation above 16 000 copies in 1904 and over 18 000 copies daily in the first quarter of 1905. The statement is sworn by F Chase, general manager, before Notary A J Tennant in Seattle on April 3, 1905.
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Shuttle Star
F. Chase
Tennant
Wasbiegien
Seattle
Write to the Editor Side of a Daily Paper
The piece urges readers to write to the editor, noting newspapers act as letters between writers and readers. It describes letters in any form and length as welcome and a way to balance viewpoints, inviting ongoing dialogue through weekly editorials and notices.
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London Times
The
Times
Pat Crowe and the $25,000 Kidnapping Legend
The piece portrays Pat Crowe as a famed kidnapper who extorted $25,000 from millionaire Cudahy and evaded capture for years. It argues the reward system and ransom payments fuel crime, urging law changes to end ransoms and make kidnapping unprofitable, while noting Crowe’s uneasy appeal of a quiet life.
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Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Crowe
Chicago
Cudahy Ia
A Vivid Night Escape Along the Thames Wharf
In mist and moonlight the narrator recalls a deep and fading love, a kiss from a witch, and a hasty departure as the Comte d Arras calls for his sister. A landlord signals, Masters urges tide, and a pale figure stains his sleeve with blood before the boat carries them away.
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Seaven
Uume
Gari
Comte d’Arras
Devense
Devenae
D’arras
Turbulent Moment on Deck Sparks Defiant Proclamation
A dramatic scene unfolds as a woman resists manipulation aboard a vessel. She protests being bought or sold, tears a paper, and vows not to be a puppet. The confrontation ends with a challenge to destiny and a hint of further drama to come.
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Monsieur
Mademoiselle
Bealde
Monseur
Spitfire
Madame Stockton Guilty Of Speeding In City Court
A society figure Madame Watters Stockton pleads guilty to speeding at 47 mph in a crowded street area. The judge emphasizes a strict ruling despite her wealth, fining her $10 plus costs for endangering pedestrians including schoolchildren.
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R. F. Fenne Company
Clariene
Tam
Infanta
Monaleur
Monsier
Ferror
Adam
Cupid
John Masters
Cock-eye
North Sea
Mademoiselle d' Arras
France
Clasiase
Henri
the Star
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Pike Street
Cor
Reliable Credit House
Combine
First
Bell
Pike St
Queen City
Castoria
Irene
Minesal
Samuel
Pac
XACT
Bears
Josh Wise
Railroads
Legisature
Deuce
Ace Taylor
Nottingham Farm
Here
Vintta
L. T
Citizens’ Meeting
Oki
University Chicago
George
George Yoo
Ayers
Eve
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