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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1906
Page
4
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The Star lauds the Scripps Telegraph News Association for superior afternoon coverage, noting its takeover of Publishers Press and expansion across the Pacific Northwest. It contrasts Scripps with the Associated Press, citing quality and breadth, and reports the Star’s own growing regional telegraphic network and staff.
A 1910s style meditation argues success mirrors health and happiness. By discarding fear and dwelling on hopeful thoughts, the mind fosters energy, planning, and opportunity, leading to material rewards and a bright, resilient outlook.
Paris dispatch reports Enid Shaw elder daughter of the secretary of the treasury has left social life to study at the Sorbonne with aim of a chair at Cornell College of Iowa. She earned an A M with first honors in 1940 and debuted in Washington but devoted to literature now pursuing romance writing in Latin and English verse.
A short story contest seeks brief yarns with a Josh Wise byline and a Star headline. The note promises a two dollar first prize and one dollar second prize for the best contribution, with audience submissions sent to Josh Wise at The Star.
A fragment from a 19th century column describes miscues and quips about clouds and a straw strewn street near a fashionable house. A brief police incident ends with Tom Neale and John White in a rough confrontation as he escapes.
On Oct. 12 and 14 Northern Pacific will sell roundtrip tickets to Chicago for 71 dollars and to St. Louis for 67.60 dollars, good for ten days with final return limit Nov. 30. Stops allowed. Inquiries at Northern Pacific ticket office corner First Avenue and Yesterday Way.
Robert Speer secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions arrives in Seattle from New York and will speak at multiple venues. He will address the morning Presbyterian church service the YMCA Plymouth church meeting and Westminster church in the evening. Monday he talks to a high school assembly then to University of Washington students in Denny Hall before traveling to Tacoma. Speer once starred for Princeton football.
Police Sergeant L. J. Stuart suffers lagrippe at home. J. W. Huff is named acting sergeant for the next two weeks.
Desire Brothier, once arrested and pardoned, was released yesterday after orig inal conviction and later re arrest on a procuring charge. Portland Day at the fair highlighted by races and a baby show as the week’s racing ends.
Mitchell Zutyevich sues WH W Hawley for $1000 claiming personal injuries sustained while operating a steam shovel. The filing alleges negligence in the course of work on the project identified as GTEAM SHOVEL.
Last chance to buy affordable garden lots in Beacon Heights. Remaining lots priced from 475 to 575 with $50 cash and $10 monthly payments, 360 to 120 feet each, alley in every block, near Pioneer Place three blocks from Madison Street. Representatives on site today.
The piece invites Seattle residents and visitors to tour Uncle Bam's Navy Yard at Bremerton. It highlights battleships cruisers and torpedo boats, the training ship Philadelphia, the dry dock and foundries, plus a Port Orchard boat service from Pier 2 with multiple daily round trips.
Northern Pacific announces round trip excursion fares for travel to Chicago and St Louis. Tickets priced at 71 dollars to Chicago and 67.50 to St Louis, good for ten days with final return by November 20. Sales begin October 12 at 8 First Avenue and Yee ler Way offices.
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