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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1913
Page
4
Taxing Inheritance and Marriage in a Grim Sketch
A prominent local lawyer warns of rising taxes on inheritances possibly reaching 90 percent, arguing the income tax is a tax on class stances. He cites Vincent Astor and other elites, predicting a leveling policy that burdens the wealthy, alongside a cynical note on marriage resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Astor
Evler Jr
Homemaker Faults Woman’s Reproach and Fashion Note
A husband criticizes his wife for kitchen chores and clothing while recalling his mother’s perfection. The poem contrasts domestic duties with expectations and ends with a snap as she retaliates. Separately, a man counts 1 368 women crossing an Omaha street and notes one tenth wore slashed skirts, highlighting idle curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAN
Omaha
Welcome to Organized Labor Leaders Gather in Indiana Club
ATLE gives a hearty welcome to leaders of America's workers representing about 2,500,000 organized labor members and notes the decisions will affect the nation. The Star wishes them well while Indiana Club women refuse Mrs. Pankhurst’s hat proposal and Emmeline’s lecture pay. Connecticut governor urges ministers to judge marriage fitness, suggesting lawyers also be included after medical and moral checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATLE
America
Indiana Club
Connecticut
Fragmentary dialogue and comic exchanges in a shop scene
A fragmented dialogue features characters trading quips about language mastery, marriage gossip, and a humorous misidentification. The piece mixes chatter about shirts and a line about a composer who allegedly manufactures soothing syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jones
Dobson
Oddities and snippets from the era in Nar hey and beyond
A scattered collage of notices and anecdotes from small papers. mentions Woodrow Wilson kin in town, a Nar hey club seeking matrimony, Japanese and European workers shown in an ad, and a West Virginia man jailed for selling his wife. Also notes Tammany politics, Brady legend, a frugal editor’s windfall, and postmen on strike amid regular mail delivery.
Record duty paid on foreign purchases by Mrs Huntington
Mrs Collin P Huntington returned from Europe and disclosed foreign purchases totaling 40600 dollars. She paid record duties and gave a check for half the duty amount. In Philadelphia a drunken rumor caused a bank run at Kensington Trust with over 100000 dollars withdrawn as excited depositors reacted. Chicago mayor proposes a municipal Christmas tree in Grant Park for the city poor this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Collin P. Huntington
Europe
Philadelphia
Kensington Trust Company
Chicago
Harrison
Grant Park
Hyomei Promises Quick Relief for Catarrh
Sufferers are urged to use Hyomei as a natural remedy for catarrh bronchitis and related breathing ailments. The ad claims immediate relief with a money back guarantee by Booths Hyomel Co Buffalo NY and notes the complete outfit costs $1.00 with widespread druggist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyomel Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Unclear Text Reflects Fragmented Moral Reflections
Fragmentary lines present scattered contrasts of life roles and outcomes. The speaker contrasts money, rest, vocation, and character with varying value, labeling some paths as safe or failing. The legibility and coherence are limited by OCR-rough phrasing.
Editor’s Mail: Reader criticizes digging up filth editorial
In Editor's Mail a reader writes that the Wednesday piece about digging up filth will not help The Star or the city. He signs as F. M. Bird of 2403 Fremont Ave and suggests using Star want ads for furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
F. M. Bird
Fremont Ave
Roosevelt's Monroe Doctrine Hint Goes Continental
Herbert Quick reports from Rio Janeiro on Theodore Roosevelt’s modified Monroe doctrine. He urges making it continental with equal participation by Brazil Argentina Chile and others, proposing shared responsibility and public ownership of the doctrine for a unifying Western Hemisphere policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Rio Janeiro
United States
Brazil
Roonevelt
Hoonevelt
Western Hemisphere
Monroe
James Monroe
Roosevelt
Argentina
Brasil
Chile
Mexico
Wilson
Bryan
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Organized Labor
Bilak
Vane HE
Tommy
Woodrow Wilson
Mill
Nar Hey
East Peru
Ancore
Herald
N. T
Herald A
West Virginia
Murphy
Tammany
A. N. Shrady
Brady
Arf
New York Mall
Guakranter
Seattle
University
Liverpool Mercury
Star Editorial
Herbert Quick
Teddy Roosevelt
Beecham
House OF Coats
Capes, Nauuc
Ote
Sisno
Bing
Einglish
Hoye
Alaska
Second Ave
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