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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1905
Page
4
The Seattle Star page includes subscription notices and classified ads with rates and expiration reminders. It lists offices at Seventh Avenue, Sunset, and local merchants like Ragley Drug Store, with contact numbers and prompt for ad placements.
The article proclaims Manchuria’s postwar revival with abundant harvests, resumed trade, strong industry, and returning troops. It notes Russia bears the deepest wounds as autocracy is challenged, while Japan grows stronger and the war’s consequences reshape nations.
The piece argues George B. McClellan is likely the 1908 Democratic presidential nominee. It compares current New York factional strife to 1882, notes McClellan’s eligibility despite birth abroad, and highlights his record as New York City mayor and a rising political figure.
A Kansas court weighs the value of a woman's hair as a legal question after Mrs. Goddard is jailed for disturbing the peace during a hair dispute. Eddie Goddard sues for replevin and damages at seven dollars per hair, citing the law of value and affection in a domestic quarrel.
Aline Ashley, rich uncle inclined, travels to Cousin Mrs. Appleton's home. The Jarvis family from Boston arrives with Richard Elgin and Lois as a potential match. Interest centers on consent and future prospects amid lively social intrigue.
Richard Elgin marries Aline Ashley after discovering she was a servant in disguise. Lois and Mrs Jarvis spark distrust as Lola sulks for days, while the Lake excursion ends with shelter from a storm and a hidden romance confirmed.
A fragmented rural clipping references Andrew Carnegie advocating municipal ownership if desired by the people while other notes mock political actors and events. A New York ballot box is said to be found in a river amid floating vote talk, plus local notes about residents and a claim of rheumatism cure linked to Vice President Fairbanks.
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