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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented OCR indicates a notice from Dalland Star Agency Sunset Ballard Washington about a subscription expiration date and potential name removal if renewal is not completed. The text references a date change and a condition tied to a second financial matter.
A young Pittsburgh millionaire, ruined by the race for wealth, is in a sanitarium. Dispatches note he earned millions, but health and happiness have been sacrificed. The piece argues wealth brings nothing without health and wisdom.
The tale recalls Dave Banks killed by Yaqui Badians and infamous outlaws like Martinez. It recounts Martines fighting rangers after a long pursuit, his miraculous escapes, and a notorious Barstow poker clash where Dave Banks challenged Virgil Earp, culminating in a tense standoff and flashy gun display.
In a Beattie history vignette the chief Beattie lashes out in a frantic scene. Angeline flees to a skating rink as chaos erupts with police, a mossy stool and a wooden bowl of whitewash shaping Seattle politics.
A garbled column records quips from Senator Barton and others, noting a penitentiary visit and shared reactions. It mentions Vice President Fairbanks delivering a sermon on love in a Kansas City church with no reference to elopement.
The minister hopes for an entertaining winter program for the choir. The choir leader suggests a viewing of the Nelson-Gane fight pictures as a novel entertainment option.
An advertisement promotes Mapeline as a pure Vermont maple sugar extract. It claims faster, cheaper syrup production than eastern goods and urges readers to ask their grocer for Mapeline with a maker’s guarantee.
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