Seattle Star postal notice and subscription policy fragment
The fragment describes delivery routes in Seattle with Sunset and Ballard avenues and mentions subscription prices and renewal notices. It notes that unpaid renewals lead to removal from the mailing list and that the paper is a second class mail item entered at Beattie Washington.
The Weakling Czar and White’s Russia View
Andrew D. White recalls his Russia years and calls the czar an incompetent weakling indifferent to famine and crime. He likens the czar to Charles IX noting how priests and court influence steer both rulers toward brutal actions in Finland and the current war.
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Andrew D. White
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Eaget
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Charles IX
France
St. Bartholomew
Plebeian insults and divorce sparks in democracy era
A column notes a wife Stevens suing her wealthy husband for divorce over perceived class clashes. The piece mocks aristocracy, praises egalitarian citizens, and argues plebeians embody the common strength of America while hinting the couple’s dispute tests social divides.
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Stevens
A Lesson For Parents From K Thaw’s Career
A cautionary piece on K Thaw of Pittsburg son of the Countess of Yarmouth. It argues strict early control harmed his moral fiber, urging parents to trust and guide children with affection to foster character and independence. It cites Thaw’s European escapades and a $25,000 party as consequences of overprotection.
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Pittsburg
Thaw
Yarmouth
Harry
Europe
Supreme Court opens path against swindlers in false prospectus schemes
The piece argues that promoters who raise funds with false assurances can be held responsible in court. A New York woman lost 200000 in shipbuilding trust securities after a crash. The Supreme Court ruling emphasizes that obtaining money under false pretenses is a crime.
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Shipbuilding Trust
New York
Prac
Supreme Court
Lipton not to race in 1905 America Cup bid
A miscellany of notes references Lipton likely skipping the 1905 America Cup, winter forecasts from Reading’s Goons Bone Prophet, coal price fears from Al mighty Baer, and various quips about politicians, poetry, cures, and curious anecdotes from early 20th century press.
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Lipton
Reading
Baer
Battle of Man and Nature in the Swiss Alps Tunnel Story
Brigue Switzerland lies at the heart of the Alps where a 12 mile Simplon tunnel presses toward completion. Engineers fought heat mud and water as they push the final 200 yards while celebrating the past battles with nature and envisioning a revolution in European trade.
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Nature
Heart OF
Alps
Joan Vanderoook
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Brigue
Switzerland
Simpson Pass
Simplon
Italy
Hannibal
Rome
SimpSoN Pass Scene in Simpler Tunnel Construction
A three part note describes a sudden flood from the Italian end of a tunnel seen from Napoleon’s Road near Simons Pass, with a mountain stream flowing over a stone gallery built to bypass snows. It mentions a hydraulic boring machine used in the Simplon Tunnel and notes the road took five years to build.
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Simpson Pass
Napoleon
Simplon
Engineering Feat Marks Alpine Tunnel Construction Triumphs
Engineers tackled a mile high Alpine barrier between Nice and Austria to build tunnels and rail routes via Genoa Spezia and St Gothard. They rerouted the Rhone to protect the bore installed water spray cooling and steam heated showers for workers. No fatalities were recorded in blasting.
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al Range
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Mediterranean
Austria
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Spezia
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Dijon
Aix-les-Baines
France
Turin
Italy
St. Gothard
Lucerne
Switzerland
Milan
Soldier's Sweetheart opens with wit and Manila setting
The Wiedemann company presented a lively comedy drama titled A Soldier's Sweetheart set in Manila P I L The production moves with swing and the cast delivers clever lines and engaging humor Nellie Wihdemann stars as the ingenue delivering a notable performance
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Wiedemann Company
Manila
P. L
Nellie Wihedemann
She nandoah hailed as greatest Neill engagement success
The patriotic war drama She nandoah is praised as the era’s top Neill engagement. Its quaint costumes romantic plot and patriotic thrills are complemented by beautiful staging and artistic scenic effects.
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Neill
Darkest Russia at Third Avenue features Eva Mumford
The play Darkest Russia portrays perilous life among the nobles of Russia with Eva Mumford in the lead. She delivers a capable performance and is well supported by the company. Tickets and photos are offered at a 25 percent discount by Eggan and Erickson at 1516 Ist Ave.
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Russia
Third Avenue
Eva Mumford
Eggan & Erickson
Ist Ave
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