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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1912
Page
7
The readable text hints at a consent or tenancy discussion involving a resident and a chick near a yard. It mentions use of something and a 30 day period, with unclear references to an ordinance or limit. The fragmented source lacks clear names, places, or actions to confirm a full report.
A fragment notes a body present status involving Ford and Borthwith with unclear context and limited readable details.
A brief note reports youngsters gathering for a local trimming event organized by community leaders. Participants show interest in updated activities as organizers aim to revive participation and support for youth programs.
Camping outfit stolen from J Nelson while owner away yesterday. Panama hotel watch and suitcase reported missing. Crown hotel guest reports a lady's watch stolen from her room Sunday. Sam Johnson claims a gold watch and nugget charm taken from his lodgings yesterday. Frank Newman reports loss of a new suit, black over coat and alarm clock from Moore Theatre treasurer’s apartments last evening.
A 113 year old resident, Anna Kossolof, presides as fellow residents celebrate a Passover feast at 1119th st. The elder reflects on outliving four daughters a son and others as she hopes for more years of life.
Miss Ma Moissant, a woman aviator, survived a 50 foot fall in Falls Texas. Flames erupted from the wreckage, but she escaped the blaze and was reported in good condition. Local witnesses described a dramatic rescue as others aided the injured pilot.
Police found in Keeley’s possession items tied to an incident including a salt shaker containing a silver key and spectacles. The report mentions a worn copy of a book and a message from the victim’s father regarding Mr. Bond. Details on the injured man’s condition were not fully provided.
Reports from San Francisco on April 15 indicate Maj. Gen. Arthur Murray, head of the Western division, may replace the late Maj. Gen. Frederick Dent Grant as commander of the Eastern division. Gen. and Mrs. Murray are en route to New York.
A promotional notice touts Coquitlam British Columbia as a future industrial hub with 17 000 miles of rail and massive railway development. It claims wealthy buyers in Canada and the US are acquiring town lots and land, with promises of cheap power, large factory sites, and quick profits from early purchases. It names COQUITLAM TERMINAL CO LTD as primary sellers and lists other properties and exchanges in Vancouver Beattie and nearby areas.
Waterfront property listing offering 26 acres with sandy beach frontage on Pugat Sound. Features include native seafood, salt air, sailing views, standing timber for building and fuel. Price 1400 dollars terms desired. Charles Somers Company, Alaska Building.
Real estate listings describe two to twelve acre tracts with low taxes and easy terms near Lake Forest Park and Lake Washington. Available parcels include two view acres for 800 dollars, a 9 acre improved poultry ranch for 3500 dollars, and 0.4 to 4 acre riverfront or county road frontages with cash plus monthly payments. Also advertised are farm and poultry related properties with flexible down payments and monthly costs.
Farnum Fish, 17, completed a 130 mile over ocean flight from San Diego to Los Angeles in about 130 minutes. Officials say it was the longest continuous inter city flight on the Pacific coast and the longest over ocean flight in aviation history. He departed North Island yesterday for a test spin at 5,000 feet before vanishing toward the sea.
In Bishop California on April 15, Constable Walter Reed was killed and Marshal Douglas Robinson wounded when police battered a Chinese restaurant door during an ordinance raid. The Chinese occupant opened fire. Robinson later killed the Chinese suspect with Reed's revolver and survived.
Theodore Roosevelt departed New York at 4 PM for an extensive tour of Nebraska and Kansas in support of his bid for the Republican presidential nomination.
A Columbia University student departs for China to serve as secretary to Yuan Shikai, the Chinese president. The move marks a notable entry of an American student into a high diplomatic clerical post amid the early republican era.
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