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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1908
Page
4
A diarist experimental piece recounts an impulsive plan to join a nearby street fair stunt. She plans to travel to Slabbtown then Tunkville for a chance at a show, debating parental reaction and independence in a candid, witty tone.
A columnist analyzes the Balkans crisis, noting its limited domestic impact in the United States while detailing the decline of the Ottoman Empire. He describes Austria Hungary and Russia competing for Turkish territory, the Armenian and Macedonian massacres, and the looming partition feared by European powers.
A Seattle editor bemoans Chief Ward’s absence while he travels to San Francisco to fetch an alleged embezzler. The piece argues the chief should lead from home, cites burglaries and robberies rising, and questions policing priorities while noting telegraph reports of his return. It references Servia politics, U S Senate disputes, and local election calls.
Seventhed in a series for voters and busy readers, Gilson Gardner analyzes William Randolph Hearst's creation of the independence party. The piece questions Hearst's motives, contrasts his journalism with politics, and notes the party’s aims to curb corporate influence, while warning of potential self interests. A later installment promises a profile of Haigen and his pitch. A steamer Telegra run to Everett is said to be undergoing repairs onboard.
A column with slang and satire references to public figures and a local candidate. It mentions a "Sporting Offer" and a mock exchange about elections. The piece ends with humorous asides on personal life and dinner plans.
The report cites Roosevelt beating Parker in 1904 by vast vote totals and references historic Civil War figures and battles. It lists figures such as lost lives and wounded across campaigns and notes population figures for major cities in 1906.
The D. B. Johnston Co. describes an emergency sale of about 18 carloads or roughly 300 high grade pianos from major manufacturers. Eastern makers cut prices sharply to move stock, with weekly payments and example prices listed to entice quick purchases. The promotion urges early attendance at their Third and University location.
Advertises All Wool Ingram Art Squares in floral and toy designs sizes 9 by 12 feet to 12 by 15 feet with prices from 9.50 to 16.00. Also Extra Heavy Burmah Rugs in Oriental patterns at 60c 65c and 75c. Includes short dresses in soft cambric and nainsook from 1.35 to 2.00. Galatea Cloth dresses in Hydegrade Galatea colors 1.25 to 1.50.
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