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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1907
Page
4
A fragment from The Seattle Star explains subscription options and delivery rules with rates and contact numbers. It notes daily afternoon delivery except Sundays, mail and per-week options, and a process for missed copies via Main 1060 and L138. The text includes address and office references and a message about expiration dates on the label.
Coroner Carroll refers Paddy Sam case verdict to the prosecuting attorney, giving Mr. Mackintosh a concrete option. Public demand grows for safer streetcar protections as officials concede fenders fail, shifting focus from politics to human life and dividend concerns.
The speaker argues that voting for people under party labels fails to yield direct results for citizens. He notes red tape and machinery mask individual influence and highlights the initiative and referendum as a new wheel in municipal and state government.
The article argues the initiative and referendum empower voters to propose enact and reject laws. It explains how Oregon allows a petition by 5 to 6 percent of voters to place a measure or trigger a referendum on legislative acts. It stresses giving people direct lawmaking power as a check on political machines and promises to share more about this movement later. It ends by asking what it would mean if people could curb the food trust.
The piece notes a gala day and a church attendance rise blamed on the pastor's wife bonnet at a donation party. It mentions a social critique of a woman’s bonnet and hints at fashion and social propriety amid a casual, gossiping tone.
The text presents garbled notes about an unspecific conflict and printing office challenges. It references a publication’s difficulties with missing letters and reader comprehension, plus stray jokes and phrases, implying production issues and delayed content rather than a coherent news event.
Rev F J Van Horn of the Plymouth Congregational church invites mountaineers who took part in recent Olympic expeditions to a Mountain Vesper service Sunday evening September 22. The gathering will include slides of many mountain scenes and a portion of the program.
Take a trip on the Sound to the U S Navy Yard to view battleships Oregon Wisconsin and Nebraska cruisers Charleston Boston Buffalo and the training ship Philadelphia and the mammoth dry docks torpedo boats and Nipate Moats. Round trip six times daily for 50 cents.
Hertha Gugelberner filed a divorce suit against Stephen Gugelberner seeking a settlement of community ownership in local real estate. The action outlines division of marital property and related communal holdings.
A petition to establish a public market at Fourteenth Street and Jackson Street was recommended for favorable action by the street committee yesterday.
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