Real estate transfers listed along Rainier Boulevard additions
A series of property conveyances across Rainier Boulevard additions and Capitol Hill Central Seattle with multiple buyers including J C Oliphant A L Wilkes W C Hill Brick Co and others. Transactions cover Lot numbers blocks and sales amounts from 150 to 7000 dollars with details of parcels in Valentine Rainier and Fourth Fifth Third additions plus nearby tracts west of Rainier and York Station.
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Sueannah W Taylor
Alice
Hill
Harry W. Odom
J. C. Olphant
Valentine
William H. Lewis
J.C. Olphant
Valentine Additon
Mia
C. W. Johnson
Rainier Boulevard
Joerndt
B. A. Walton
J. C. Oo
Crawford & Conover
Rainier Valley
L. T. Turner
Ralph C. McAll
Mr. Johnson
York Station
Hill Brick Co
R. A. Yerkes
D. A. Venditto
Mre
Albert MH. Beebe
L. H. Fisher
B. L. McCoy
G. B. Littlefield
Russian revolutionary agent arrives in United States
New York reports Nicholas W. Tehaykovsky, a Russian revolutionary, has been in the United States as an advance agent for a plan with Maxim Gorky to win financial sympathy and arm Russia’s workers. He studied at St. Petersburg University, was jailed for agitation, then exiled, lived in London, spent four years in the United States, and traveled in Philadelphia Kansas and a Shaker settlement near Rochester.
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New York
Nicholas W. Tehaykovsky
Maxim Gorky
Russia
University of St. Petersburg
London
United States
Philadelphia
Kansas
Rochester
600 ARMS TO ARMSFrom Russia Cry for Revolution in 1917
A letter to The Star argues Russia faces two camps: autocracy and revolution. It claims peasants demand land, troops revolt against brutal officers, and both infantry and intellectuals lean to revolt as Russia nears bankruptcy and autocratic promises fail.
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Russia
Rus
Czar
Garda
Thies
Real Estate Transfers Reflect Strong Rainier Boulevard Demand
The Lewis-Littlefield company reports solid demand on Rainier Boulevard property with multiple transfers last week. Notable sales include Lot 6, block 22 from Elizabeth N. Lewis to J. Crandall for 300 dollars and Lot 7, block 22 from Elizabeth H. Lewis to George Gay for 360 dollars. Additional parcels in Rainier Boulevard Third addition and surrounding blocks include transfers from Alice H. Hill estate to W. W. Crandall for 300 dollars and several other listed lots across blocks 21 33 32 29.
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Lewis-Littlefield Company
Rainier Boulevard
Elizabeth N. Lewis
J. Crandall
Elizabeth H. Lewis
George Gay
Alice
Hill
W. W. Crandall
False report on foreclosing mortgage of Gladness mine Alaska
A Seattle letter declares a Star report claiming Joseph W. Smith acted as attorney in dealings with Northland Mining Development and that a deed was placed in escrow pending $2,600 payment. The writer denies the alleged actions and asserts he was elsewhere during the events.
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Seattle
the Star
Northland Company
Arthur
Everyone Helps Fund Drive in San Fran Catering Firm
The management of a local cafe in San Francisco announces a relief fund contribution equal to 1 percent of all sales from now through April 1974 benefiting Garvey- Buchanan Company and related homeless outreach efforts.
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San Francisca
Thie «Tere
Garvey-Buchanan
Ompeany
Portrait of a Disputed Real Estate Claim
Joan Arthur denies claims by Mr. Smith that she held a deed in escrow for 2600 dollars. She states she never acted as his attorney, had no communications with him, and never received or managed any deed for escrow or related services.
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mMeol
Mormeontem
Smith
Joan Arthur
Strikingly handsome outfit described in tan taffeta attire
The description highlights a walking toilet in tan colored taffeta with unbroken tone to the adornment. A lace jacket trimmed with mull and brown embroidery sits over a pleated skirt with lace panels. A muslin tucker, high collar, and bronze buttons complement a corked up leghorn hat with pink roses.
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Toliette
Megan Erickson Photographs in Eltel Building Offer
Megan and Erickson promote free 6x8 cabinet photos in the Eltel Building with a $7.59 per dozen rate. Open evenings, closed Sundays.
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Megan & Erickson
Eltel
Fears of Epidemic Rise Over Unsanitary Refugee Camps
In San Francisco on April 21 thousands of homeless refugees line up for bread as authorities fear an epidemic from unsanitary camps. Fears include contamination of water supplies and typhoid, with fetid odors from cesspools and crowded parks raising alarms about public health. Bread lines stretch five blocks as aid is dispensed to refugees and laborers.
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Green Lake
Ballard
Woodland Park
San Francisco
Bread drives aid for San Francisco refugees in the park
Fillmore and Turk near Golden Gate Park and the Presidio saw long lines as residents queued for bread and milk. The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce urged women across the city to bake large loaves for delivery to the stricken areas as relief continued for about 200000 refugees and seven infants were born.
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Fillmore
Turk
Golden Gate Park
Presidio
Thouanda
Broad
San Francisco
Folsom Study Notes Fissure Near Mount Carpulin
Mount Carpulin, 10 000 feet high eight miles from Folsom New Mexico, is smoking as a great fissure opens near the mountain. A line of nations and general dry goods is on hand at the High School Stationery and Nation Store 725 KE Pike corner Harvard Ave and Pike. on
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Folsom
N. M
Carpulin
Nations
High School
Nation
KE. Pike
Harvard Lave
Pike
How to Contribute Supplies for Plague Bags
Instructions describe placing contributions in cloth sacks or pillows with tags. Guidance mentions returning sacks to Pier Bag Pro and labeling nature of the contribution clearly. The text focuses on proper packaging and return process for aid items.
Special committee meeting at Reutthe library
A special committee of the directors will meet at 7:20 o'clock at the library in the new electric lighting structure area. The new public library building has opened.
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A of Directors
Reutthe Library
University homes near Lake Union attract buyers
Charles Fomers company Alaska Building offers one of the nice little University homes with three lots and improvements under a short term contract at a sacrifice price of 1500 dollars. This should attract a home buyer.
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Lake Union
Charles Fomers Company
Alaska
Bidg
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Nicholas W. Tchaykovsky
Nicholas W
Kingsbury
W. B. Hutchinson Co
Corner 2Nd
Union
Tchaykovsky
Paris
Ino
Odessa
Revolutioniats
Arma
Gray Shoe Company
2Nd Ave
Mountain View Station
T. P. Fay & Company
West Green Lake
Seven Bages
Golden
Gate Park
Ed White
Model Electric Plant
Cor
Ist
Seneca
Albert Hanser Ve Wel
Jet Avenue
AM Cos
Star Office
Eral
M. Cable
Kimball
Adda Pease
D. &. Johnston
Lakeside
Bell
Aeolian
Edison Vietor Talking Machines
Johnston Co
Burke
Second Avenue
L. W. Suter
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