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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
4
The period named for two forces prosperity and discontent shows great growth in the United States for nine years with no obvious interruption. Yet widespread discontent persists amid prosperity, driving reform against trusts and graft, while progress hinges on ongoing aspiration rather than contentment.
A discussion argues that currency legislation enjoys banker support but public opinion views bankers as pursuing self interest. It calls for currency to serve general industry rather than profits, insisting that reform should protect borrowers over bankers, and warns Congress about defects in the system.
In La Junta, Dave Banks, angered by a previous killing of a friend, confronts Marshal Lafe Landon in a saloon. Banks disarms Landon and drags him through the street by the ears, forcing the marshal to flee that night as the camp witnesses the clash.
Local notice promotes cleaning services at Pantorium Mais 1044 to restore garments to like new condition. Calls on readers to avoid discarding off clothes and consider professional care for a renewed appearance.
John Cort presents Maude Fealy in The Illusion of Beatrice with a great production of May Blossom. Two phone numbers listed for reservations and hours show starting November 29 for three nights and a Saturday matinee. Prices range from $1.50 to 2c with seats now selling.
A rugged collage of snippets and quips from public figures and fiction play out in a collage voice. The narrator notes Prize lines, political jabs, theater lines, and personal asides peppered with references to William, Bunke, Booker Washington, and distant wars, all sketched in a brisk, capricious tone.
A stark scene centers on a struggling mother in a squalid room with a hungry baby. Drunken violence, hunger, and neglect frame her desperate choice between despair and attempting to protect her child as neighbors face eviction and moral judgment. The piece probes social hypocrisy and the harsh cost of poverty.
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