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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1905

Page

4

Seattle Star Publishing Co Office and Subscription Notice

The Seattle Star Publishing Co announces office in Sunset and subscription details. It lists addresses including 1090 Independent Ave and Ballard Ave Sunset, explains renewal via address label and postage, and notes Beattie Washington as a storage point for receipts.

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McCurdy Salary Argument Sparks Public Debate on Able Management

Richard A. McCurdy testifies before the insurance investigating committee claiming his 150000 dollar annual pay is a sign of able management. He quotes comparisons to Roosevelt Dewey Chaffee and others to question the notion of merit linked to high salaries. The piece condemns the phrase as graft and questions the value of such pay.

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Fragmented Conversational Fragments In A Crowded Room

A jumble of overheard remarks fills a crowded scene. Adults discuss trains schedules and manners while a Harvard president and Admiral Togo are mentioned. The dialog shifts to a tenant, a crank, and a widow, with teasing lines about time and devotion.

Northwest Gregg Shorthand Wilson's Modern Business College

New Type of Man Is Foreseen by Luther Burbank

The article reports Luther Burbank's controversial idea that mixing of human races will yield a superior new type of man. Bishop Hamilton questions the view, while proponents cite immigrant integration in American cities as evidence. The piece argues ongoing racial blending has already produced evolving social progress.

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The Bachelor Girl and the Right Man Debate

The piece argues that early 20th century marriage norms were stifling with arranged matches and old maid stigma. It praises independent women who reject unsuitable husbands and choose to pursue a self directing life while noting changes in social expectations.

Marshall Field Mr. Field

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