Fragmentary Seattle Star listing and notices
A garbled OCR page scene shows mixed items including business listings for Seattle Star offices and agents, subscription notice fragments, and stray ads. The readable bits mention addresses near Seventh Avenue and Hallard Avenue, with incomplete notes about subscription expiry and postal handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Furlieming Coo
Seventh Avenue
Aptern
Ballard Star
Hallard
Savance
Seattle
Washlanteadin
Bragley
Insurance Reform and Rates Against Policy Holders
A strong call for cheaper life insurance cites reform as essential to reduce rates. Proposes that past mismanagement and waste in premiums, agency payments, and officer salaries unjustly drain policy holders, urging legislative action to curb excess and align costs with genuine risk.
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Pratt
Franklin H. Giddings
Columbia University
New York
Mfe Insurance
New Zealand
Wireless telegraphy on trains could curb rail accidents
An editorial notes that wireless telegraphy promises to prevent collisions by enabling real time communication between stations and locomotives and between trains. It cites German experiments on a Berlin to Zossen route and argues the system could greatly improve safety on single track lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Zosson
New York Senators Clash Over Hotel License Near Church
Senator Pistt recalls asking Governor Higgins to approve a hotel license bill vetoed by the governor. The bill would permit a bar near a church in forbidden territory, backed by the old boss Pratt despite opposition. The piece questions the accountability of New York's senators and touches on a broader political roil alongside comments on Japan and Russia.
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Higgins
Pistt
Gotham
Platt
Pratt
United States
New York
Thackeray
The Pleasures and Pouts of Popular Women
A dated reflection on women and romance contrasts the too easy verdict that all are pleased with entertainment. It sketches a spectrum from sulking partners to the universally understood popular woman who tolerates and enjoys social interaction.
Fragmented Quaint Notebook Snippets and Quips
A collage of random quotes and anecdotes from varied voices including a president noting family ties in business and a rescuer recounting a tunnel ordeal. It includes remarks on hair turning white, theater as public service doubt, and humorous exchanges about inventions and self cleaning chafing dish signed by character voices and dated chatter.
Hall of Fame Names Admit Sherman and Others
Whittier Lowell and Gen Sherman named to the Hall of Fame in the author and soldier classes respectively. Sherman eligible for either. Also notes about War is hell and other miscellaneous items. Rev Fields sawing wood for H C Cornett in Hyden Kentucky. A G Thompson claims buckwheat patch yields 4783 cakes in Carrollton.
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Whittier
Lowell
Gen. Sherman
Sherman
Plain Woman Seeks Chivalry Reform in Seattle Transit
Viery plain woman from Seattle writes Det Beattie urging Miss Grey to press transit officials to require enough cars to seat riders. She argues gendered seating stems from crowding, not courtesy, and questions how a ten dollar bill test would reveal true chivalry. She asserts common sense dictates seating needs over polite but unequal gestures.
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Beattie
Hostor Star
Miease
Mise Grey
Seattle
Mins Grey
Compesite Petrons
Pioneer Square
Lake
Miss Grey
Fiat Mins Grey
Stay-at-Home Nettie From Annie Frost’s 1906 Serial
Nettie Harmond stands apart from her flirtatious sisters as Leonard Williams, a San Francisco lawyer, visits the Hammond household. He admires Nettie and hints at marriage while the family weighs future matches and social standing. The piece blends romance with a portrait of Dr. Hammond’s home life and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Antoinette
Miss Harmond
Mine Hammond
Leonint
Lucy Wee
Mrs. Hammond
Nettle
Nettie
Leonard Williams
Leonard Williame
Nettiet
Hattie Bimpoon
California
John Coles
Beaker
Willis Williams
Leonard
San Francisco
Leonard Willlame
Leonie
Lucy
Leonie Hammond
Mother
Hattie
Brie
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THE
Seattle Star
Ifm
New York Senators
Ohio
Mr. Loeb
Japan
Aenhae
Uncle Henry
Wood
Geo. Hi. Lewis
Robert Holt
Eph. Pitman
W. G. Spangler
D. M. Griffith
Caroline Chapel
Sequachee
Nowa
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Gov
Hanly
George
Chicago
Wm. Fields
H. C. Cornett
Whitwell
Wray Pgen Am
Ifn
WRIA
Annie Frost
Leonte
Lacy
State Bank of
Firat and
Yeasler Way
Wash
U. S Navy Yard
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Pacific Coast
Pier 2
Ema Am
Eastern Outfitting Co
Lnc
Reliable Credit House
Pike St
Fifth Ave
Victor
Sisie
Operatic
Beccw Tette
Homer Ie
Belik
Violin
Calve
Victor Sherman Clay &Co
Victor Dealers
Second Ave
Laurel Range
Laurel
First Avenue
Quédahl Co
Second Avenue
Ballard
Michigan St
Detroit
Michigan
GEO. H. Woodhouse CO
WB Hutchinson CO
Heath
DR. Brown
Arch St
Philadelphia
Penn
Brown
We Oraker Drug Co
First Globe
M. Hee Woo
Bec
Ond Ave
South
Col
Washington
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