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The Seattle Star lists office locations in Seattle and Ballard with subscription details. Subscriptions expire on address labels and must be renewed to avoid removal from mailing lists.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1905
Page
4
The Seattle Star lists office locations in Seattle and Ballard with subscription details. Subscriptions expire on address labels and must be renewed to avoid removal from mailing lists.
A eulogistic portrait of Dr. Aronson of New York, a modest physician who funded a consumptives hospital, saved a dying woman with a risky operation, and inspired hundreds with his unassuming courage. His death drew 14 000 mourners and widespread bereavement on the East Side.
Extensive preparations for a November 35 celebration of the 26th anniversary of Jewish settlement in the United States. The piece highlights immigration, the growth of New York’s Jewish population, and the influence of Jewish culture and law on global civilization, urging inclusive participation.
A satirical take on Nicholas II and his so called inflexible will. The piece contrasts the czar’s denial of constitutional powers with public mockery of his authority. It comments on Manchuria and warns that the new constitution may yet reveal fierce opposition.
A letter recounts H A Dodd losing two flannel shirts to unknown thieves, then hints goats were involved. It warns readers to wait before accusing neighbors, citing lynchings and false trials as warnings. It urges preserving innocent reputations and resisting slander.
A sprawling collage of gossip and headlines notes idle talk in New York and Seattle, snippets about a debt and suits, social remarks on Louie Harris and Alice Hegan Rice, and a playful jab at actuaries. The piece blends humor with brief social observations and clipped dialogue.
Peter Peppercorn plans a fast rise with Sir Guillaume and Alicia while Bob joins the bulb venture. A telegram reveals International suspended payment, wrecking the Hyacintha project and exposing vanity and greed. Polly supports a fresh start as Bob vows reform.
An old time bank notice touts safety of deposits at the State Bank of Caren. It emphasizes conservative governance, rapid access to funds, and a 4 percent interest on savings deposits compounded twice yearly.
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