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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1910
Page
5
The passage contends that people challenge court character and constitutional wisdom, arguing a new state of mind where only human rights and human good are sacred. It warns against privileging private gain over these values, declaring sacrilege to such privilege.
A satirical defense of kissing amid anti tuberculosis campaigns. The speaker laments germ prevention rules, mocks beards and fumigation, vows to resist restrictions on expressions of affection, and pledges to uphold personal charm and romance against government guidance.
The U S circuit court at St Paul rejects the I C C 1 per 100 pounds lemon rate via Santa Fe as unsafe for all East receiving points. A restraining order delays the rate, delaying relief for producers and consumers. Legal indecision may tilt toward corporate interests until more litigation unfolds.
Roosevelt and Ballinger clash on retracting positions while Mayor Gill senses crowds. A recall meeting shades public opinion as Chicago debates women talking on streets, a Georgia doctor faces sensational claims, and a historical note recalls a German emperor treated for poisoning.
In New York City many eyes peer from basements to high-rise windows, revealing haggard faces and hungry children. The author contrasts opulent apartments with the dreary life of the poor, who gaze onto streets as their only theatre of human activity.
A Seattle photographer crafts a 20 volume 360 page set with 1500 illustrations per volume priced at 3000 dollars a set and totaling about 1.5 million dollars backed by J Pierpont Morgan Curtis travels with tribes from Hopi to Sioux to document Indian life and history He speaks of long days and early inspirations while noting Indians rarely pose for staged shots and he prefers candid camps and hunts as subjects
President Theodore Roosevelt commented that Curtis had glimpsed into the spiritual and mental life of Native peoples, a view from which most white men are barred. The remark underscores Roosevelt's respect for Curtis's understanding of Indigenous cultures and character.
A dog doctor bills electric light for a spoiled Japanese spaniel whose owner insists the pup sleep in light. The piece then shifts to expressage fees, noting unmarked trunks versus trunks with Seattle initials as status symbols shaping how expressmen treat customers.
In a rugged interview, a photographer historian recalls living among Hopi and other tribes, fitting in as a priest during dances, and traveling with Native Americans while noting tactful handling of intercultural encounters. A British ethnologist interrupts a busy day in his office amid ad reads for local shops.
A jumble of overheard quips and historical notes includes remarks on bar patrons and marriage, a Vienna resident living to 112, a Portugal king’s salary, postal grumbles, Tokyo’s population, and scattered trade and postal references. The text mixes ages, finances, and trivial exchanges without a clear single event.
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