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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1905

Page

4

Sunset Main Street listing and subscription reminder

A fragmented advertisement page notes the Sunset and Main area with a Ballard agency at 20 Bardard Ave offering single copies at twenty-five cents. It mentions mail subscription reminders to readers whose papers expire and signals a want ad office with a New York representative connected to Tribune Building.

Ballard Badard Ave Red Mel Cartier Poastoffice Seattle WashMixton LEYS Hove

Mockery of Peace and Rising Struggle Across Empires

A reflective column laments fragile peace as uprisings and oppression persist in Japan Russia and Finland Poland. It argues the universal rights to worship speak marry work and govern oneself are denied in Russia and predicts a forthcoming reckoning as liberty movement grows. The piece also blasts the Hearst Faker paper for missing real convention news.

Japan Russia Finland Poland Hearst

The Golden Age for Rockefeller Rhetoric Boasts Critics

A column mocks booster talk praising figures like Rockefeller and Roosevelt while lampooning graft and political corruption. It contends the era is “golden” only for powerful industrialists, noting indictments against senators and a parade of celebrated names from media and politics.

Hired Girl and Hired Man Rally for Dignity of Labor

An eastern millionaire’s marriage to a hired girl sparks a debate praising the dignity of labor. The column argues workers’ worth outstrips wealth and calls for respect for hands earning honest toll, lauding the couple who loved beyond fortune. It also notes Mr Parker as a notable voter and hints at Perth as a poll figure.

Rooosevelt Republic

Its Up to the Woman Ends Everyday Burdens at Home

A dated verse piece argues that responsibility for family misfortune lies with the woman. It critiques blamed mothers for drunken husbands, wayward daughters, and unruly sons, asserting she must manage finances, household chores, and social callers.

What Manner of Men Are These Japanese Who Will Peacefully Compete With Us

A historical critique argues that understanding Japan requires grasping its Shinto rooted ancestor worship. It notes Japanese religion centers on family and imperial worship with shrines in homes and rituals linking gods, ancestors, and national identity. The piece links loyalty to the mikado and wartime devotion to a culture defined by sacred family ties.

Lafcadio Hearn Dublin Ee En Ee Ee Ee Ee Biase Inapan Hearn Japan Mearn Rojestvensky Mikado Romulus Remus Togo

Fragmented clippings reveal social chatter and memoir in old page

A wild collage of quotes and anecdotes mentions spring quotations and a Chicago wag, remarks by Edward Bok on marriage, a candidate’s letter from Hyden Kentucky, and a reflective tale about a painting titled The Marriage of Figaro.

Amy’s Love and Death Across the Sea

Emma recalls Amy a lively music loving girl with chestnut hair. Amy falls ill with consumption as Atherton Holmes pursues fortune in California. He returns to Amy on her deathbed after a long separation, then continues his artistic career in Cole pursuing bachelorhood. Kate and Georgiana move to Kentucky years later.

Amy Ella Georgiana Kate Atherton Holmes Atherton California Pigaro Cherubine Susannah Emma Goring Kila Etread Alood Pather Cole Kentucky

Star Dust and Rockefeler Membership Joke

The American Press notes Memorials refused John D Rockefeller membership after being entertained by Standard Oil magnate. Diamonds have risen 59 percent in price and the hero of The Land of Nod plays love with two girls. The Taggart judge must decide which boss prevails. Radium hovers around $16.

John D. Rockefeller John D Land of Nod Wiley Whisky

Minnesota lid to close all saloons in Indian country north of Fort Snelling

Interior department ruling aims to stop liquor sales in Indian country across northern Minnesota. If enforced, saloons and liquor stores in cities like Minneapolis, Duluth, St. Cloud, Moorhead, Crookston and many towns would shut down. District attorney says enforcement could wipe out the industry there, requiring congressional action to restore legality.

RT. Paul Interior Department Minnesota Fort Boelling Minneapolia Duluth Bt. Cloud Moorhead Crookston Congress Order of the Interior

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