Subscription Rates And Address Change Notice
An old newspaper notice outlines subscription costs: one cent per copy, one cent per week, or twenty-five cents per month, with delivery by mail or carrier and no free copies. It asks subscribers changing addresses to notify the office and send their old receipt and new address. It also explains how to read the expiration date on the address label and mentions a Seattle Post Office second class matter designation.
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Seattle
Washington
City faces garbage control clash over Yaw franchise
Opinion argues against granting Mr. Yaw a 30 year municipal garbage franchise at exorbitant rates. It condemns the deal as a path to private profit, urges a municipal crematory at minimal cost, and stresses the health and public duty of city waste removal.
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Chive
Yaw
Ron
Detroit Woman Urges Separation Not Absolute Divorce
A Detroit woman argues courts should grant separation when necessary but oppose absolute divorce. She contends marriage failures stem from false views of marriage and social money or status, urging patience and effort in adversity to strengthen family life.
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Detroit
West
Clarset
Fn- Lee
MSU
STS
Torrei
Queen Sophia’s ill omen wealth and Sweden’s upheaval
A long feature recalls Queen Sophia of Sweden the wealthiest queen heir to Wiesbaden gambling revenues. It links her fortune to misfortune including health decline family estrangement and a push by Crown Prince Gustave to have her declared insane. The piece notes court purity but cites alleged plots and a new New York excise law affecting whisky in the Bowery.
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Sophia
Sweden
Wiesbaden
Germany
Salvation Army
Lutheran Church
Gustave
Europe
Oscar
New York City
Bowery
Louisville's oldest post office employee retires at 85
Louisville records show John L D Strassburg began work at the city post office sixty years ago and remains the nation’s oldest male employee in continuous service. His long career spans two separate post office buildings, both once deemed permanent.
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Louisville
John LD. Strassburg
Petition Demands Abolition of Private Seattle Employment Offices
About seven hundred workers petitioned the city clerk to close all private employment offices in Seattle except the public bureau, citing fraud deceit and corruption by agents. They urge abolition of private agencies and transfer to the city office, with council action expected tonight.
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Seattle
Free Employment Bureau
Heattle
Por Live Ar
Seattle Cataract Company Accepts City Franchise
The Seattle Cataract company accepted the amended city franchise this morning after a formal approval by the city council. Plans call for expanded plant capacity to serve light and power across the city as extensions are funded and installed.
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Seattle
City Limita
Sidewalk accident claims City damages for injuries
W. H. Green files a claim against the city for damages from a defective sidewalk at Bastlake avenue and Republican street. He says the sidewalk flew up and struck his face on the evening of March 7, disabling him for about eight days. GIVE BALL TONIGHT event noted by the Arsetent of Miberntane and the Ladice 8 at Christensen's hall.
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W. H. Green
Green
Bastlake Avenue
Republican Street
Yorke
Miberntane
Ladice 8
Christensen’s Hall
Kentucky novelist loses manuscript in Cincinnati fire
Somerset author Jenetta Harricon observes her latest work A Kentucky Romance burned with Hobert Erke publishing house in Cincinnati. She says 4600 copies were intended and 4000 had been ordered. She plans to rewrite the novel and relocate with her parents to Lexington.
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Miss Harrieon
Atechelson
Lexington
Jenetta Harricon
Somerset
Hoberterke
Cincinnati
Boure
Lea‘naten
Dawson Charley the Richest Indian in America Returns from Alaska
The Dolphin steamer brings Daw son Charley from Caribou via Skagway and Ketchikan. His fortune is estimated above 108 060 dollars and he is credited with discovering rich wines at Atlin and owning numerous claims. The Dolphin will sail to Port Angeles to pick up 10 men from Clallam County for the Sound Navigation Company launch in Tacoma.
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Dawson
Charley
America
Alaska
Dolphin
Beattie
Wrangel
Edny
Port Angeles
Clallam County
On Sound Navigation Company
Mayor names committees for Trans Mississippi congress entertainment
In accordance with city council resolutions, the mayor appoints a committee of businessmen to organize entertainment for the Trans-Mississippi Congress in Seattle. The roster includes N. H. Latimer, Fred Banker, G. W. Dickinson, John Miplinger, George W. Stowart, S. H. Bhimpson, B. E. Caingn, T. N. Haller, Judge Thomas Nurke, James Goldsmith, J. W. Roberts, Julia Medersheimer, J. A. James, Hills Morrison, and Col. Aiden J. Blethen.
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Seattle
N. HM. Latiner
Fred Bb. Banker
G. W. Dickinson
Jobn Miplinger
George W. Btowart
HM. Bhimpeon
BE. Caingn
T. N. Haller
Judge Thomas Nurke
James Goldsmith
J. W. Roberts
Juliua Medersheimer
J. A. James
Hills Morrison
Col
Aiden J. Blethen
Baker Stock Company Stars in Lady Windermere’s Fan at Seattle Theater
The Baker Stock Company delivered a creditable performance of Lady Windermere’s Fan at the Seattle theater with strong reviews for Catherine Counties Elsie Kemond and Mina Gleason in key roles. The cast’s ensembles and Frank King’s scenic work earned praise as the production runs all week. The Fatal Wedding also drew crowds at the Third Avenue theater with Me Conden delivering a standout performance alongside Albert Roccardi in a melodrama that closes the week.
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Baker
Seattle
Lady Wisetemere
Stuart Company
Emynne
Elsie Kemond
Lady Windermere
Mina Gleason
Duchess of
Terwick
Voleemoot
Rey Hernard
Lilian Rhodes
Ruby Miaine Miguel
George Alfeon
Henet Southard
William Bernard
Howard Russell
Robert Siddie
Thomas DeLaney
Frank King
Nue Theater
Hite
Ali
Tate
Albert Roccardi
Third Avenue Theater
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Washington, D. C
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Tet Ave
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Queen Anne Flour
Hammond Milling Co., Starne
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Siwash Croesus
Trans Mississippi
Capitol Hill
H. H. Swaney
Seattle Steel Co
House of Moore Investment Co
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A. H. Swaney
St Townsend
Capitol MI
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Sweney
Swaney
Seatna Steel Works
Levinson's
Bet. Beneca and University
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Manctication
England
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Duffalo Mill
Wid West
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Wurber
Clay Clement
Moentivra
Madison
Turner & Co
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Colline
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Shaw & South
Colman Deck
Columbia Street
Grand West
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Hobson
Ivy Press, Firet and Pte
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Unday
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Athlon
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Bremerton
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Gremerton
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Pink
Edmunds Everett
City OF Everett
Everett
James
Cotman Dock
B. Scott
Mgr
Queen Anne Hill
FP. K. Steuve
John Davis
John Davis & Co
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Dabney & Woodhouse
Charter Oak Range
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Ind
Allss
Columbia
Albert Hansen
Loi
Wagett
D.S. Johnston CO
Burke Building
Ernst Bros
P.K
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Etty
Hillman City
Hillman
Ington
Thompson Furniture Co
First Avenue
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Mahogass
Golovin Bay, Alaska
Capt
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White Mountain
Council City
de Soto Placer Mining
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Eversole Optical
New York
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