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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1903
Page
4
The speaker recounts contemplating suicide after believing a woman named Amelie deceived him. He recalls fear of public scandal and recalls interactions with a man named Charles and the line of questioning about justifications and mistreatment, ending with a tense exchange.
A stray yellow dog in Brookdale, New Jersey, tied with a tin can to his tail, shows patience and loyalty when a boy, paddling a raft, nearly drowns. The dog guards the boy, licks his face, and whimpers for joy as help returns, illustrating the animal’s quiet mercy.
Secretary Job of the Chicago Employers' Association argues workers gain little as wages rise faster than living costs. He warns that while some prosperity exists, many laborers still cannot save for a rainy day and will suffer first in a downturn as railroads cut jobs and prices for essentials rise.
A narrator recalls gratitude toward an aide and a strange fate that led them to a forest meeting. The young man reveals a past suicide attempt as he recalls the moment, followed by a shared laugh and a pause before they continue.
Jacksonville Florida on November 4 held Military Day with a monster parade featuring both military and naval units. In Hiawatha Kansas on November 4 a good attendance marked the afternoon activities.
A narrator recalls a near suicide in a Medan hotel and a fateful encounter with another man also seeking escape. A chance intervention shifts the tale toward counsel and renewed appetite for life amid memories of a lost beloved and a reconsideration of fate.
In Milwaukee leading college instructors and graduates gather for the 22nd annual convention of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae. The event runs over the next three days with coeducational and women’s programs attracting attendees from numerous colleges. Reform discussions and alumnae activities are expected to feature prominently.
Special to The Star describes Thomas Irvine Lumber closing deals for a site at the point to build a mill that will employ about 260 workers and cut 60,000 feet daily. The project, originally planned for Machern, will proceed this winter in Everett. Local scene notes mention a Macquerade Ball at Rankin Hall on Pike and Fifth Ave with admission via Florence Marvin, prophet, 1209 East Street.
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