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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
4
A garbled Royal Beattie Washington notice requests subscribers to ensure delivery and proper address changes. It instructs action if a subscription has lapsed or an address is corrected and urges timely renewal for continued service.
A historical critique argues against suspending penalties in the commodity clause of the rate law. It questions benefit to railroads and warns of monopoly risks from coal mining and selling by the same firms. The piece condemns Senate action led by Steve Elkins and notes unresolved legal and political challenges.
The discussion notes a backlog of bills including the Smith Culberson car supply and employers liability measures. Ites has not reported on many railroad supervision acts, and Elkins has had little time to review them. The prison-penalty relief resolution for railroad officials is moving quickly despite the delay on other measures.
Fragmentary lines reference a man who has made a record affecting eWay customers causing them not to return. The text hints at old times and a waning era, with incomprehensible phrasing suggesting an interview or monologue about driving factors behind customer behavior and a paradoxical statement.
A garbled passage references typhoid germ dialogue, a Navy Yard steamer Monticello schedule, social usage notes, and a church fair game where umbrellas are mixed in a barrel for blindfolded drawing. Also mentions repairs and street addresses in a jumble.
A fragmentary note describes relief or benefit related to Hoap Lake Salts and Ali drugginte eee, with unclear specifics and limited readable details. Further context is not available in the text.
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