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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1909

Page

4

Rename the Streets A Cleveland man's view on Seattle street naming

An editor notes a reader letter from a former Cleveland resident arguing for a uniform street naming system. He recalls Cleveland’s shift to numbered north south streets and named avenues, saying the change simplified navigation and location tracking across the city.

Seattle Russell Cleveland Ohio Chamber of Commerce 25Th St East Ninth St Eucliday Lorain Av 55Th St East First St 105Th St Cedar Carnegie Ars Euclid United States

Muckraking Sermon Links Isaiah to Modern Critics

Yale divinity scholar Dr Chas Foster Kent likens ancient prophets, especially Isaiah, to muckrakers whose sensational methods sharpen points. The excerpt cites biblical verses about corruption, oppression, deceit and greed, then extends the critique to contemporary bankers, politicians, and Central American politics.

Chas. Foster Kent Yale Divinity School University of Kansas Isaiah Spain

Gotch Fails To Throw Opponent Zboysko In Match

The report notes Gotch could not accomplish a throw against Zboysko during the bout, a result that observers view as plausible given the contest's difficulty.

Garfield Replies to Archbold Attack on Standard Oil

James R. Garfield defends Roosevelt era actions against Standard Oil, arguing the St Louis decision clarifies unfair competition and prompts stricter law. He maintains reforms protect resources, regulate big trusts, and ensure fair treatment of independent interests.

Garfield Standard Oil St. Louis Roosevelt Washington John D. Archbold Jno Rockefeller James Rudolph Garfield United States Circuit Court of Appeals Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Ttme Rai Sans Standard OU Company United States Iesevelt Glan Ofl Otl

Intimate Correspondence from Denver 1909 on Tariffs and Politics

A Denver letter home argues tariff sentiment across the nation remains hostile to higher duties. The writer attacks Southern Pacific influence in California politics and rails at Frank Flint and Frank Lowden, referencing Pullman car disinfection and a satirical dream of retribution. The piece blends political critique with personal musings and ends with a farewell from Rath.

Denver Colo California San Francisco Chicago Cannon Los Angeles Milwaukee Middle West Aldrich Frank Filnt Southern Pacific Railroad Frank Flint Senate Herrin Southern Pacific Railway Congress Pint Flint Southern Pacific Prank Lowden L. O. Howard Agricultural Department Washington, D. C Pullman Satan Frank Lowden Frank In Commerce Commission Lfe Rath

Star Dust and Doubtful Skewers of a Sugary Tale

The fragment notes Josh Wise commenting on a street car seating scene with a 90 pound man and a 200 pound woman and questions the sugar trust scandal as a morsel to roll under the tongue. The editor of the magazine is described as dubious with a stray remark.

Advice Columns and Fragments from a 19th Century Page

A collage of letters about personal annoyances at work and home. A man seeks to stop flirting with his girlfriend near a skyscraper. An employer complains of a gum chewing stenographer and a resident who loudly flatulates. Other fragments mention satire about Napoleon and stray notes from a space writer.

Everett True Evy

Interdenominational Pulpit Exchange aims to unite Seattle churches

The churches of Seattle plan an Interdenominational Pulpit Exchange Monday to foster cooperation between congregations. Ministers from many denominations will present proposals, reflecting a broader spirit of unity and shared city life. The move, likened to historic collective action, seeks to strengthen religious influence through practical collaboration and mutual understanding.

Seattle Steel Corporation Elrangere Melanne United States

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