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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1904
Page
4
Notice from The a Star to readers at Jae address about subscriptions billing and delivery options. Includes price per copy, weekly and monthly mail plans, and expiration labels. Mentions post office handling and contact lines for subscription issues.
A readers asks why those responsible for firing on Hull fishermen and a Colorado mine explosion are not charged with murder. The piece argues that killing from a position of power or high rank carries less moral weight than anarchist violence and demands accountability.
The sultan of Madrapore is a towering figure both politically and physically with a dangerous seaboard and a precise, aquiline face. He travels with his prime minister and a large retinue as the narrator recalls witnessing his arrival in Victoria and London, setting up an extraordinary episode in his career amid rain and crowds.
The story notes royal plans for a first European journey and the public’s keen curiosity about the motives behind the trip. A dignified entourage accompanied the prince as he arrived, but cold and rainy weather hindered the departure.
An observer recalls a British royal journey to London marked by vanity and vindictiveness. The sultan of Madrapore, touring an English capital, is charmed by Duchess Bamborough and her daughter Lady Olivia Bethampton, while dreaming of her as a future consort and plotting bold, forbidden schemes during grand receptions and a Buckingham Palace ball.
Fragmentary line describes a character’s home, mood, and dream sequence with unclear narrative flow suggesting a serialized tale continuation. The text hints at personal conflict and possible romantic or haunting themes as it moves toward a cliffhanger ending.
The Annex transforms its downstairs into a festive Christmas shop filled with toys dolls and games for children. Staff share Christmas spirit helping customers with cheerful service and a wide selection of gifts ready for delivery as Santa Claus visits.
Advertises a one day sale of hematitched tablecloths damasks doilies and napkins in Irish linen and German finishes. Prices range from 72 cents to 2 49 for yardage and complete sets with patterns and borders. Tomorrow only with future delivery option.
A catalog of baby garments and accessories is offered at special prices for tomorrow. Items include bonnets in silk lined with wool or crochet, shoes and moccasins, muslin drawers, infants long skirts, dresses and kimonos, and baby coats in white bear cloth with trim, priced from under a dollar to several dollars.
A new store announces a sale featuring a thousand cloth bound volumes at ten cents each. The selection includes standard novels, printed on good paper with readable type and tasteful colored ink covers. The opening promises modern book-making at low prices.
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