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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1907
Page
4
In this installment Diana notes Mise Disipteries venturing abroad for experience. She recounts finding a unique deag sea apple during her travels and describes the scene with measured curiosity.
The passage mentions suspecting large quantities of butter being moved into a country and an odd encounter with a manager calling someone a member of a lightfingered group. A Philadelphia tele line note asks patrons not to say please as it wastes time while a customer will pay for a desired number.
An editorial argues panic among railway presidents, led by E P Ripley of Santa Fe, follows Roosevelt’s anti-graft push. It contends the public remains wary, rejects sensational cries, and will oppose profiteering by rail executives as hard times loom.
A narrator recounts a bizarre encounter selling Jiggy Patent Potato Mashers to a distant woman in a large residence. He persuades her to buy 10 000 units and give one to each of her subjects, but a quiet, anxious young man interrupts, hinting at a hidden agenda and an uneasy ending.
An assortment of humorous lines and social notes appears, including stray dialog about marriage plans with the Gilman family, a 1,090 mile pedestrian named Dan O Leary, parcel post reminders, and garbled conversational snippets. The items mention express rates, lavender water, colonist specials from Chicago, and Irish bog butter exhumations.
A civil action to recover over $10,000,000 allegedly diverted from New York traction company treasuries will be brought by the Public Service Commission. Criminal action will target recipients and transferors. A special grand jury will review the case and indictments against major figures are sought.
An odd editorial fragment discusses Hearst in St Louis investment for hotel lighting, the Parker candidacy, and the Democratic Party's actions. It portrays a combative figure fond of free speech and hammering rivals, with a cheeky line about wanting the White House as a plaything.
A fragmented OCR snippet references a Turkish bath under a grand theater, noting a location setting and obscure actions. It remains unclear beyond these terms, with no identifiable people or organizations.
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