Blackwoldg Chicago Representative 100¢ Hartford Building
New York and Chicago representatives listed with addresses 63 Tribune Building and Hartford Building. W. D. Ward noted.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
4
New York and Chicago representatives listed with addresses 63 Tribune Building and Hartford Building. W. D. Ward noted.
A Notary Public of Washington state certifies in the presence of a signer on an April 1906 document. The signer’s name appears as A. J. Tenn and the notarization indicates residence in Beattle.
The Star urges caution about public officials using official power for private gain and questions how a senator’s law firm ties to large corporations might influence investigations and policy. It lauds Piles for resigning from Pacific Coast company duties and notes other dates about rival papers’ coverage.
A fragment from a sports column evokes The Sporting Editor and a Boon Faker who watched Sullivan and Mitchell sign articles. The prose hints at filler values and evolving styles from shirt sleeves to short pants during a chaotic era.
A fragment from a Times column riffs on public office work and proposes playful insults toward Kernel Blethen and other editors. It ribaldly critiques missteps and hints at changes for the newspaper pages and staff as a lighthearted jab.
In St Cloud onward scenes the narrator recalls entering Napoleon’s room and meeting the emperor face to face. The exchange shifts from guarded tension to a blunt, unsettling confrontation as Napoleon presses for details about plans and vows. The narrator navigates bristling power with caution while preserving a hidden, intimate bond with Clarisse amid grand court ritual.
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