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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1905
Page
4
A fragment records a sworn statement dated in April 1906 with a notary and witness in Washington state. The text mentions a Tennant and a signature line notarized by A Dae, but the entry is partially cut and unclear on full details.
A reader cites Edward Atkinson to claim a woman can dress well on 40 a year, while a magazine figure suggests 6000 New York women spend 40 million yearly on wardrobes. The text contrasts opulent dressers with modest spenders, arguing excess harms both individuals and business, and fictionally praises humble modesty and prudent spending.
A Gotham editorial discusses the idea of a 24 hour reign of truth and its impact on society. It questions who the true God is and whether truth, right, or a personal idea defines divinity, asking if the God of Gaia is or is not the real deity. J. F. Cabs Seattle May 20 1906.
The narrator recalls a deadly duel with a rival swordsman ending with the opponent slain and the narrator waking in the palace chamber. The emperor questions the victor about his action, noting the engineer had been promised a baton in England. To be continued.
J B Baird general freight agent of the Northern Pacific G Ful ton traffic agent G Weedworth traffic manager A D Chariton assistant general passenger agent Portland arrived in this city Monday Training J C Netting vice president Timins Central with his wife and family arrived Monday morning They travel in the official's private car and will attend the fair opening in Portland during their tour of the region.
The narrator recalls a whispered remark about the crown prince from the empress, hinting at his dark handsomeness. A tense night follows filled with dark thoughts and unrest before De Segur nudges him awake for the approaching day. The duel topic returns to the forefront as light nears.
A fragmented voice notes a chaotic debate with lines about votes and money, mentioning Josh Wise and a cannibal chief. The dialogue includes reflections on honesty, youth, aging, and misvalued people, with a garbled sense of political manipulation and corporate payments.
In this scene De Segur expects an awesome idea from the narrator while Lavallais appears dull. The narrator plots to kill Drascart, viewing him as England’s enemy, and disarms him with a feint during a dueling confrontation. The encounter convulses with tension over national stakes.
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