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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1908

Page

4

They Are Poor Losers and the Primary Law

A editorial argues that failing candidates should accept defeat and respect the direct primary law. It criticizes courts delaying the state ticket by writ of mandate and urges losers to honor the election results and wait for another chance.

Supreme Court

Pie and authority clash in a quirky, if loose, critique

A thinker riffs on the mismatch of pie meanings across English and American usage, arguing for clearer definitions of authority in politics religion and education. The piece lampoons vague terms and urges readers to know what they mean before judging.

Dr. O'Leary United States Socrates Haskell Roosevelt Jesus

Hair jewelry and funeral mementos fade from memory

A fragment discusses somber fashions: hair jewelry made from relics of loved ones and bald pictures from hair, symbols of mourning. It touches on satire about political figures and practical men, mentioning Mr. Foraker and a mocked ticket in the field.

Sors Oldgion

What It All Means on the Republican Party in 1904

A nonpartisan overview traces Roosevelt era critiques of the party’s shift toward big business and privilege. It reviews its origins with anti slavery stances, the McKinley era rot, and Roosevelt’s attempt to recenter the party on reform. Tomorrow’s piece previews Taft.

Theodore Roosevelt Lessies Roosevelt Republican Party Congress M. A. Hanna Mark Hants McKinley Senate House of Representatives Nelson W. Aldrich Julius C Burrows Chas Warren Fairbanks Jon. G. Cannan Serena Payne John Dalzell Jim Sherman Leslie M Shaw Jas. A. Hemenway Jim Watson All Raft Wiliam H Executive Department

Fragmented musings mix in Star Dust column

A collage of quotes and diary excerpts from Star Dust by Josh A Wis touches on politics, honesty, and everyday thoughts. The piece includes observations about eminent domain, temperament, and car imagery, ending with notes on dividends and seasonal shifts.

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