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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1907
Page
10
A fragmented item notes President Roosevelt seeking Mitchell to testify in a Debe Harriman case at Chicago. The brief mentions a mine workers link and a close friend reference, with an implied timetable of last Wednesday.
Local report notes a dog known as Doe Durg Lar S Pet was found near Madison Bridge. Authorities say the canine was taken by carpenters to a home at Genesee's place while the owner plans further contact and a page 4 update.
Incomplete account mentions a dow, supposed kleptomaniacal tendencies, and a death mourned by owners. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or places.
Western markets opened thinly supplied with active trading. Steamer goods replenished the market later, and a 5,000 ton hay order for the Philippines kept the hay market firm. Dealers anticipate price advances in a few days as the first Australian onions arrive.
W. B Hutchinson Co. advertises hats at three dollars, claiming the hat department is the city’s most successful. Located at the corner of Second Ave. and Union St.
The soil described is fine black loam, rich and deep, good for all kinds of gardening berrying and poultry. Seattle and Everett are noted as reliable sources offering quality soil and good prices for produce and plants.
Health Officer Dr. Grant Calhounhee completed a new system for daily reports from the board of health staff. The update outlines daily sanitation duties, with emphasis on consistency and coverage across departments.
A sensational clearance brings hundreds of fine brand new pianos and instruments to bargain prices. The event targets Seattle citizens with easy weekly payments and rush pricing to move stock as Beattie’s warehouse overflows with enclosively curated models.
The new order eliminates informal "soldierin" by health officers and requires daily visibility into the activities of individual sanitary staff members, ensuring clear accountability. This restores strict oversight and prevents covert assignments.
Lewis Franco, a Mexican man, was found beating his wife in an alley between Second and Third Avenues last night. Patrolman Apple arrested Franco, who had a large butcher knife on him though no attempt to use it. The couple faced divorce court tensions over a child in Franco’s custody. Franco was jailed on disorderly conduct charges.
We fit glasses to suit all eyes and have prices to suit all pockets at Hutchard Optical Company located at 1207 Becond avenue.
A man sues his wife Mrs Edith Cole Pentiva for divorce on grounds of incompatibility of temperament and desertion. The action appears in the court records as a marital dissolution case seeking a decree.
A local grocer offers a money-back guarantee to customers who are dissatisfied with purchases. Shoppers may return items for a refund, promoting trust and aiming to boost customer satisfaction at the store.
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