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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1906
Page
4
The notice notes that Beattie Washington Post Office receipts are issued as second class matter. It mentions a label date and a description tied to the paper, with questions about the exact date and whether the description was included and pad. The fragment references a shipment or parcel and a date related to the paper’s imprint.
The Star prints a complete ballot for tomorrow’s election with all candidates and the pro 1 constitutional amendments. It lists candidates to scratch, mostly Republicans, and urges voters to select individuals from across parties based on records and merit to improve government.
A rainy Springs evening shares a chilling tale about Miss Standish, a young woman who dreamt of a coronet and a ghostly handkerchief. After a rail accident killed Miss Standish, witnesses recall the dreamlike imagery and a fatal severed head, linking memory to the corpse’s serene features and a rival woman on the train.
Tonight the socialist group holds its final campaign meeting at Egan hall where BE BROWN will discuss Who Are the Lawbreakers and Emil Herman will speak on Socialian.
Josh Wise of The Star invites readers to submit short yarns for the first prize of two dollars and a second prize of one dollar. Send in your yarns with brief, crisp writing to The Star.
Prize winners listed as Mildred Russell second Francis Lester reform. A joke about Gladstone and Salisbury cabinets follows a Dublin Liverpool nose consignment misprint. A brief poem ends with a legal talk note.
A disjointed text recounts four men injured in two incidents in Havana none of whom were bystanders. It questions studio cleanliness and labels the artist’s response as business rather than art. A separate note mentions a CIA nineties style graft claim and labor wage disputes in elastic dollars context.
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