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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1906
Page
4
The piece outlines delivery options for the Seattle Star with pricing, delivery by mail or carrier, and subscription terms. It mentions frequencies, rates, and changes of address, along with postal handling notes. The notice emphasizes renewal prompts and service dates for subscribers.
An editorial attacks English organized charity for failing to relieve pauperism, arguing funds have boosted officials’ salaries more than aid. It cites rising costs from 18th century figures to recent totals, claiming personal sympathy and direct help are missing as charity grows costly and detached.
The London Times condemns money power as oppression in America and argues that monopolies and watered stock fuel unrest. It cites United States Steel and Pullman as examples of inflated capital and watered profits, urging reform of laws and a more radical leader to check monopolies.
A fragmentary humorous collection notes contests and quips including a call for yarn submissions with brief entries, references to “08M Wise,” and a playful mix of jokes about opera dresses, presidents, circuses, and staff chatter. It paints a light, gossiping page with stray quotes and satirical lines.
Harry Girard will give his third and last recital at Christensen's Broadway hall with organ piano harp and cello accompaniment. He plans to perform O Divine Redeemer O Holy Night The Evening Star from Tannhauser The Heart Bowed Down Goodby and three numbers from The Maid of Mandalay with a male chorus featuring first and second tenors and basses. The program recalls the 1907 New York auction of The Maid of Mandalay by Ken and Erlanger.
Brown Plumb at 221 Pine Street offers quick plumbing services. The ad lists two phone numbers for contact and emphasizes prompt repair work.
Filfott and McGregor list clothing at affordable prices on Becond Avenue in 1929 offerings. The short notice highlights bargains without bold price figures.
A couple faces hardship when John loses work and Ellen turns to singing on the streets to make ends meet. Ellen discovers a supportive patron and a more secure path, while John battles despair. The tale follows poverty, pride, and the lure of sudden money through song.
Rosemary Sartorte, Grant’s granddaughter, marries George H. M. Woolston a New York architect and orange grower. The ceremony excludes General F. D. Grant and his wife. bride introduced in Washington society on her eighteenth birthday in 1898. The couple plans a Coburn home and a Woolston estate near Hibernia after a winter in Coburg Ontario.
A riddle like note questions who recently woke up and faces a withheld nomination and lost limelight. It asks who sits on the fence while others get the spotlight and who ends up with a cooked goose in a dated, cryptic voice.
To the Johnson Optical Co where they fit glasses they are experts this vocation. Room A Times idx.
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