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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1902
Page
2
Fragmented OCR lists contact lines for The Seattle Star including office addresses in New York Chicago and Seattle and various department names. It shows pricing and delivery notes but contains incomplete data and garbled text.
A social mock war parade features Duchess of Marlborough inspecting ships as Admiral Higginson and Captain Chadwick stage chivalrous scenes. The piece mocks public distraction from affairs while wartime power plays may shift to wax bullets and pigeon shooting, recalling Farragut and Grant in satire.
A portrayal of John W Gates contrasting his ruthless business pursuit with a loving bond with his son. The piece argues kindness over harshness, urging fathers to be their boys chums through shared activities and daily companionship for lasting happiness and family unity.
Joseph Jones reports a small landscape titled Herd of Sheep on a Yorkshire Tiptoe stands among the Royal Academy showpieces in London. Police Constable Jones, a Leeds constabulary member, acknowledges the honor while planning to stay at his post.
James W. Morrison holds a blue Malurnate grayling dog until the lover of a Japanese cook in a cheap waterfront restaurant drives him to murder. A revolver ends the life, and the animal, valued around $100, will soon grace Morrison's First Avenue gin palace as an ornament.
At trial the defendant who took the trunk was linked to a wagon bearing the number 100. The trunk was found to belong to the Pioneer Company and not to the accused, with the charge remaining embezzlement.
Navy reports Commander McCrea of the gunboat Machtos acted to shield citizens and commerce during insurgent efforts to blotade Cape Haytien. His prompt notification to the admiral is credited with preventing a destructive assault, preserving lives and property of Europeans Americans and Cubans. Jennie M Field sues for divorce from Newton Field in Judge Griffins court claiming harsh treatment. She says she would follow him to Alaska with their children but was told not to, and the family has heard nothing for two years. Dancing classes offered at Ranké Hall with Professor Wilson leading Monday evening sessions and private lessons daily. Wanted non union teachers at Sixth and Weller streets.
A garbled mix of old advertisements and notices highlights secondhand goods, magical cures, and farm land sales. Listings mention a Seattle cure, auctions, land tracts near Cedar River, and various real estate offerings with terms and prices. The scattered text provides glimpses of 19th century classified activity, with several prominent names and addresses faintly appearing through the noise.
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