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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1910
Page
6
A crowd misreads President Roosevelt as a royal figure demanding luxury and royal suites. The piece argues the ex-president travels as any private citizen would, seeking no special treatment and bearing the same accommodations as others. The column notes a foreign mindset equates power with wealth and prestige.
Gilson Gardner reports Colonel Roosevelt has received offers to write for several publications but has not accepted any. He may contribute to the Outlook and Scribner’s previously paid $60,000 for a similar project. Roosevelt plans discuss reminiscences, travel and politics but remains undecided.
The fragment notes that all expenses are covered and few ad dreams may appear, with no items before mid August. It stresses remembering arrangements Briquid Include this incidental feature.
Ballard reports a sunny opening of Golden Garden Park with over 1000 visitors enjoying paths the pavilion and open air dancing all day and into the evening. The Salmon Hay Improvement Club will discuss Fourth of July plans at its weekly meeting.
A fragment of motivational prose encourages patience and resilience when plans fail. It emphasizes staying calm, adapting quickly, and moving forward despite obstacles. The tone is reflective and practical, offering reassurance rather than instruction.
A trimmed Chicago News quip contrasts manly stubbornness with fate, noting how a deceived forecast and a fortune teller can drive choices. The piece references social gossip, marriage options, and public perception in a humorous, reflective tone.
The proposed tuberculosis hospital site at Kirkland faces a setback as donor H C Henry, Richmond Beach ground owner and $25 000 donor, warns he would hesitate to fund the hospital elsewhere. Henry, president of the Ant Tuberculosis association, says locating there would not endanger Richmond Beach residents.
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