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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1904
Page
4
Public notice from Seattle Star Publishing Co listing subscription delivery options and rates. Includes street addresses and contact details for business offices and departments, with warnings about keeping subscriptions paid to avoid removal from mailing list.
A Seattle fatal accident highlights the failure to install street intersection alarms and red amber lights as required by a long standing city resolution. The author urges council accountability, noting Annie Omley’s death as a call to enforce the fire alert system and protect pedestrians and streetcar workers.
The passage contrasts youth dreamscapes with disillusion yet urges steadfast dreaming turned into action. It argues that great souls pursue visions, while passive dreaming leads to lifelessness, urging readers to translate dreams into noble deeds.
The fragment hints Krazy Krank unmasked by name in spring poetry, a St Louis fair decision to withdraw a balloon prize due to danger, moon’s velocity noted, and a light column on Josh Wise with a playful mischief tone. It preserves quirky items and cultural chatter of the era.
A Brattle letter questions public image and personal habits of a local figure. The writer mocks straw chewing and suggests drastic changes such as tobacco use or a journey abroad. The anonymous correspondent complains about a spouse's adornments and opposes feathered attire while urging a private talk.
A military column discusses the Yalu River front in the Russo Japanese War. It notes Japanese left bank pressure, uncertain front length, and possible Russian stand. It compares ground and naval forces and cites potential engagements near Wiju or St Petersburg.
A compilation of Sunday services across churches including First Presbyterian Westminster Trinity Lane Street and more. Listed times cover 11 am 1:30 pm 7:39 pm and 12 16 pm with topics ranging from The Beast and the False Prophet to The Valley of Dry Bones and The Conquest of Self. Also notes bilingual English sermons and child religious instruction sessions.
The Inland River steamer Inland Miver ran aground on a reef at Restoration Point yesterday morning. It was floated at high tide last evening by the rising water and fog limited visibility to the bow, Captain Peter Vaulk reported. a misstep could have left the ship stuck.
Unser will address a main meeting of union men in Carpenters hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock describing his experiences in the Colorado mines. His coming has aroused great interest among the city union men due to the military despotism tied to the miners strike.
Urban Lynch an electrician died at Beattle General hospital after days of suffering from burns received while at the Renton station of the Snoqualmie Power company. The body was taken to Hutterworth & Son's parlors. He was 27 years of age. He left a brother Chester Lynch as the only relative in the city.
Dr. F. L. Shaw of Seattle states he refused the tooth hostier to the king of Rommania due to insufficient money and a preference to practice in Seattle. He is currently in the past pursuing a postgraduate course at Harvard Dental College. The Northern Pacific Railway has withdrawn from sale all remaining granted lands in North Dakota Montana and Idaho pending land department review.
Geant opened 6 000 ton care and key for use in the Philippines. Rides were opened in Portland and San Francisco simultaneously. Awards will be made at Washington BD C.
A local advertisement touts Electric Bitters as the best remedy for overwork sleep loss and nervous tension claiming it prevents collapse. It markets the tonic as a cure for liver and kidney disorders and as a remedy for nervousness rheumatism neuralgia and malaria germs. Sold by G O Guy Inc at Second Avenue and Yeatsler.
Hagel Mission Reverend Alexander Beers will preach Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock with services at 7 30 each night through the week. Lovers of Zion address by Frank B Cooper superintendent of public schools and Charles W Smith librarian at Ben Hur hall Ben York corner Yerker Way and Ninth Avenue. Queen City Theosophical Society Mrs Schwagerl speaks at 8 00 p m on Magic. Benattle lodge Theosophical Society 7 00 p m Thomas Barnes lecture Magic Black and White.
Revival convert Tr ityrom of Everett confessed to burning his Kaneas home and promised full restitution of 901.76 by draft. Changes loom for a Tacoma plant expansion. WJ Undenwood, once a National Guard figure, died in Vancouver. Found miles of road east of Chehalis to be traded by the county. Mrs George A Darn, pioneer Olympia resident, died suddenly. Oysters moved by boats on the NemA reserve. Juneau Elks plan a 10000 home. Portland churches discuss city cleansing. New bank planned by Collina and Wilson. Reeder shifts to Bank of Whatcom. Handedy to oversee Home Security Savings. Blaine boy Amhin Guinard loses right hand. Samuel L Nice buried after surgery. George Nelson injured near Filensburg Canal. likely to recover. Customs Auditor J A Plum of Port Townsend appointed examiner.
Lave workers cure indigestion biliousness constipation dyspepsia and stomach liver and bowel troubles. Easy to take pleasant and safe. Available for 240 at G. O. Guy Inc drug store Second Avenue and Yesler.
The dismantled French ship Marguerite Dolphin arrives at Port Town Sond eight days from Mull Knog with no cargo aboard. The cornerstone of the new Catholic church in North Yakima will be laid the first Monday in May. Iieres county commissioners debate a Geneva model similar to the Temas lich amid local tensions.
Settlement ends long strike as Frye agrees to hire only union workers. The agreement with the local butchers union and Western Central allows initial mix but shifts to exclusive union employment. Newport steamer Captain Johansen arrived from Valdez to overhaul at the port. Cooperators’ open Branch.
One Man red Dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Malls Catarrh Cure. J B Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio endorses use and offers testimonials. Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists sell Malls Catarrh Cure taken internally and absorbed to blood and mucous surfaces. Price fifty cents per bottle. Halle family recommends it for constipation.
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