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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1902
Page
2
Star Accepts Only Signed Submissions
A subscriber asking if unsigned articles will be printed is answered by the Star. The policy states anonymous letters will not be published under any circumstances. All articles must be signed, though the writer's name may be withheld if requested.
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Star
Our Teacher’s Legs Too Long Strike Signals Mile-High Flair
In Chicago the Andrew Jackson school faces pupil protests centered on a comic grievance. Pupils petition that their rights are deprived while another class cites a teacher’s long legs as the strike cause. The piece riffs on labor grievances and language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Andrew Jackson
Ward
Jones School
Tallyrand
Shameful treatment of Augusta Busch at Omaha church
Miss Augusta Busch, a longtime missionary in the German Baptist church in Omaha, was found dead with the pastor after an accidental gas escape. The congregation refused her funeral in the church and several choir members declined to sing, prompting a veteran clergyman to condemn the conduct as a slander on true Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Busch
German Baptist Church
Omaha
Homan
Roosevelt and Kaiser's call for preparedness debate
The piece argues against arming for peace citing Roosevelt and Kaiser, asserting nations with large armies rarely enjoy lasting peace. It emphasizes that true military strength lies in a united people, not in soldiers or fleets, and praises American industry and loyalty as the real defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
William
Germany
New York Chamber of Commerce
Kaiser
United States
America
Bleached Skeleton Of Escaped Murderer Found Near Kodiak
A skeleton believed to be Anderson, who shot Alaska Commercial Co. agent BE McIntyre in Kodiak 16 years ago, was found Nov 4 by two sheep herders ten miles from Kodiak. The bones show reclining posture with a rusty shotgun barrel nearby. old locals recall the fatal lodge assault and a long hunt for the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
BE. McIntyre
Alaska Commercial Co
Kodiak
Alaska
Capt. Carlson
M. Troy
Dora
Nome
Kodiak Maturday
Seattle
McIntyre
MocIntyre
Sealskin Coat Described As Pem Jacket Style
The article describes a sealskin coat cut on the pem jacket model with a slight waist curve achieved by featherbone stiffening. It notes no downing of the seal garment and says while less popular at times it remains practical and good form.
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