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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1903

Page

5

I would rather be right than president says daughter

The daughter of a mother of mixed Americanness declares she will marry John Andrews Smith rather than a titled noble. After being cast out for defiance she marries Smith, a numerous and respectable man who runs a business and supports a democratic republic. The couple embodies plain folk of the republic and the queenlike wife in John Smith’s heart.

Jounee John Andrews Smith Ned John Mise Crounce John Smith John Smuth Jona Spith John Smith, Jr

Heroic Boy Charley Evans Helps His Mother After Fall

An account portrays Charley Evans, a 12 year old Denver boy, bruised from a fall and a second story window incident. He comforts his mother, insisting he is all right, while demonstrating heroism through selflessness and devotion to her amid pain.

Charley Kvahs Denver Mamma Don Charley Evana

Pin Prickers Warp Full of Pin Pricking Men

The fragment describes a crowded warp and pin prickers with worn, troubled feelings. It notes worries largely center on unspecified causes, hinting at a broader crop of anxious sentiment amid a crowded scene.

The Pin Prickers Strike Hidden Reputation

A heated critique condemns cowardly reputational attacks described as pin-pricks that silently damage a person’s name. The author warns these covert stings are worse than direct danger, urging readers to recognize and resist the treacherous whisper campaigns that erode dignity.

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Poison of the Mind Deadly as Poison of the Body

Chicago authorities arrest twenty nine booksellers on charges of distributing impure inflammatory and unwholesome literature described as yellow back dime novels. The piece argues parental home influence is essential to reform taste and notes juvenile courts may act as guardians to guide youths toward good books and away from corrosive reading.

Chicago Mont Cage

An Encounter With Rattray in the Manor House

A narrator meets Mr. Rattray as visits to a private hotel and manor unfold. Tension rises during dinner and entertainment as warnings surface about Rattray and his wild ways. The scene shifts to a tense night of secrecy, fear, and looming confrontation within the hallways and rooms.

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All Gone to Their Accout and a Night of Memory

A narrator recalls a violent death, a Portuguese villain, and a forced confession while confiding with Rattray. He grapples with guilt over a stepdaughter’s loss, and battles fatigue and wine as he staggers toward the hall in a moonless garden seeking shelter and a clear mind.

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Rattray suspense at Kirby Hall doorway encounter

A tense scene unfolds as Rattray waits by a distant door at Kirby Hall while a looming threat from Joaquin Banton and others lingers. The captain’s chant and a drowning man’s life life return haunt the narrator as danger edges closer.

Tabie Jermyn Joaquin Banton Kirby Hal Joaquin Seater

Awakening in a Cleansing Light at Lake Reed

A narrator describes waking beside a lake shore after a perilous moment, seeing Amal transformed to a poised figure of womanhood. The scene shifts to Patiray nearby, who hesitates to speak, wary of the narrator’s presence and eager to depart if not allowed to speak freely.

Sandler Patiray Feva Ehb

Bale of Government Goods Sale At Two Week Auction

An auction listing offers two weeks of government surplus items including wool blankets at $2.00, U. and government hub tickets at $1.00 per pair, and army regulation bolts valued at $9.60 but sold for $3.76. Various private dealers advertise these items at discounted prices.

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