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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1906
Page
4
A reader essay extols White Fang as a tale of kindness transforming a wolfish dog into a loyal, tail wagging companion. It parallels London’s themes with lessons for parents and teachers and praises persistent gentleness over cruelty. The piece cites Dr. Jane M. Johnson and a local eye clinic ad appears at the end.
An English clergyman argues happiness comes from making others happy, condemning wealth-focused governance. He cites a child’s kindness to a turtle and calls for a government that lifts the poor, not a pursuit of riches. He urges reading London's White Fang to provoke thought and feeling.
A proposed municipal action to reserve and develop street railway terminals in Seattle. It argues for a city joint-user track from Fremont to Jackson Street and Fourth Avenue, enabling interurban lines from Seattle Electric and two potential tenants. The plan seeks quick, low-cost access to the city center and broader suburban growth.
A local contest offers two cash prizes for best contribution with the first prize of $2 and second prize of $1. Readers are invited to send brief yarns addressed to Jogh Wise of The Star. The page weaves snippets of school banter, daily jests, and lively anecdotes from Ballard to Seattle, including Mr. Johnson, 123 Mobra, and Anton Call’s Odin trip.
Under ideal weather the cornerstone ceremony for Hillman City’s new Catholic church was held yesterday afternoon. Rev Edward J O'Dea bishop of Niequally led the rites, flanked by local Catholic clergy. About 500 attendees heard remarks after which the celebration ended with the Foresters' Band providing music for the crowd.
Thomas W Alexander head of a cotton firm in Augusta was arrested in Pittsburgh and agreed to come to Augusta without requisition papers to face charges over a default near 200000 dollars.
Fragmentary notice states free eye examinations are available at Schucharcd Optica around 1207 Becond Street from 11.09 onward, urging readers to take advantage if they need vision care.
John H. Michener, a longtime Philadelphia financial figure serving as president of the Clearing House association and of the Bank of North America, and the oldest city trustee, died yesterday at age 86.
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