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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1902
Page
2
The excerpt describes William C. Whitney’s life and a private edition book about a weary man who seeks peace near Canton Ohio. Alexander Gunn reflects on the man’s fatigue and longing, ending with a note that the Whitney book is a classic exploring the soul and ironies of modern life.
The Derby Connecticut mayor elect Sullivan, a plumber earning four dollars daily and five hundred annually as mayor, refuses to pause work for political talks. He stresses labor over politics, citing honor in toil and citing Peter the Great’s lesson. He plans eight appointments while continuing the plumber’s bench work.
The latest social fad nicknamed the gilded gang shows owners hiring staff to pamper poodles. Mrs. Burke Roche uses a nurse for her dog with dainty outfits and costly grooming tools. Mrs. George Gould and Mrs. Jack Bloodgood also maintain nurseries for their pups while children in tenements suffer.
A reflective column on Russell Sage aged 86, his lifelong toil for wealth, his fear of death, and the toll of the love of money. The piece notes Georgia's crusade against the hip pocket habit and ends by suggesting New York authorities lacking a defendant in the Molineux case might press handwriting experts.
The Third Avenue venue presents the play under the same title as last year, continuing the nightly show for a week and earning notable patronage for its production.
A lively gallery set features Besse Phillipa as soubrette with songs such as Win the Spoon and Gay Paree. The act of the two Masons amazes, while Gaston Cadal portrays a peasant in a French Revolution tale of love, betrayal, and a dramatic coup.
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