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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1916
Page
4
Public notices list a private exchange line connecting all departments at The Seattle Star Publishing Co. located on Seventh Avenue near Unter 1 Bebieneapany with a general phone Math 600.
The Star urges unity among city leaders and financiers led by Sam Hill to avert a general strike by all labor crafts. It argues arbitration can prevent economic calamity, urging Seattle magnates and dock owners to push a peaceful settlement before unions vote on the walkout.
Woodrow Wilson, offered rent-free use of Shadow Lawn, reportedly sent a $2,500 check intended as rent to be divided among Monmouth County hospitals. His political opponents may charge him with grand something, a move likely to stir the bleachers.
In Randall Parrish's serialized tale a fraught confrontation unfolds as Adele faces a brutal ultimatum from CassIon. He demands a binding pledge in exchange for De Artigny or the man will die. Adele refuses, choosing honor over coercion despite the peril around them.
In a cabin under guard, the narrator recalls the dawn when De Artigny faces execution. Cassion taunts her as she weighs a hidden escape plan using her uncle’s plate, knowing only a desperate act can end her captivity.
Amid anticipation of execution at the fort, De Artigny learns royal orders place De Tonty in command and arrest Casisson for treason. La Forest reveals documents countersigned by La Barre, proving Casisson's forged credentials and prompting arrest as he attacks De Artigny.
Paula reflects on life in New York and the courage that shapes success while Emma's gift sustains her. The narrative shifts to La Barre and Chevets papers, revealing the crime and its motive. In Fort St. Louis the group prepares to depart as exile fades into memory.
The Elephant Butte masonry dam, under construction since 19, it will store 862.2 billion gallons of water, form a 45 mile long lake, and reclaim about 200 000 acres in New Mexico and Texas plus 20 000 acres in Old Mexico. It costs 10 million dollars and will be dedicated by President Wilson on October 14.
An old promotional ad touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure and kidney cleanser. It claims rapid relief from congestion and general healing, urging readers to buy at their druggist with refund guarantees and noting government chemist approval.
William Jones known as Bill Jones the avenger passes away in Washington D C at age 65. He gained notoriety for firing at Charles J Guiteau, the assassin of President Garfield, in 1881 as Guiteau was being hustled from the courthouse to the district jail.
A satirical column mocks tipping ethics and public attitudes toward tipping in service industries. It includes quips about editors poets and a joke about a San Francisco to New York bet, punctuated by local humor and a brief note on a Prescott charity fire department incident.
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