92 000 A Nice 8 Room Home on Easy Terms
A first class 8 room house in perfect condition with a full lot of 60 by 126 feet. Includes bearing fruit trees berries and flowers and modern improvements. Attractive buy. Terms $200 cash and balance monthly.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1904
Page
5
A first class 8 room house in perfect condition with a full lot of 60 by 126 feet. Includes bearing fruit trees berries and flowers and modern improvements. Attractive buy. Terms $200 cash and balance monthly.
A dealer lists used pianos under half price and new pianos from Krabe to Everett plus used organs from 15 dollars, with monthly payments and terms. The ad promotes renowned artists' endorsements and urges readers to visit Ramaker to see and hear the instruments.
In Pittsburg on April 27 the Americas Club hosts a banquet observing General Grant's birthday. Congressman John Dassell acts as toastmaster while Secretary Taft delivers the chief address. Speakers include Congressman C. H. Grosvenor of Ohio and Judge J. Frank Fort of New Jersey Supreme Court.
Des Moines hosts an elaborate Grant Club banquet at the Savery hotel with prominent figures including Judge Peter Fr. Grosa of Chicago and General 8. T. Wink ter of Milwaukee opening the event. In Galena Illinois residents mark the 13th annual anniversary of General U. S. Grant with commemorative exercises and visitors attending.
More than 100 guests attended last night’s banquet for the newly organized St. Mark's Club of St. Mark's Church. C. E. Shephard presided as toastmaster, with toasts honoring the president and country, the ladies of St. Marks, and the church of the future. Rt Rev F J Keator spoke as district bishop. A featured musical program included Marguerite Longacre and Mr Blanchard, whose songs drew encores.
The Russian second class cruiser Pallada, damaged at Port Arthur, has been repaired and is back in service under Captain Kossowitch.
The First Regiment Uniform Rank Woodman of the World was organized last night. It comprises two battalions with Seattle and Tacoma units in one, and Green Lake Everett and Bellingham in the other. Officers elected include Colonel Ray E Thompson and Lieutenant Colonel A C Bennett with staff and adjutant positions.
Angus Hamilton portrays Vladivostok as the East’s stronghold hub of Rus sian influence. The harbor is deep and strategic with forts on Ruma Island and the Golden Horn. The town features grand streets, gardens, and diverse residents, though street work relies on Chinese labor and visitors must be discreet with cameras.
A move to unite marine and railway freight agents was presented after a meeting at Beattle Transfer offices. Next steps will be decided at a May meeting as long-standing railway workers push for cooperation with marine agents. Meanwhile a police appeal follows the disappearance of 11 year old Jack OBrien who reportedly boarded a ship bound for San Francisco with $60 given by his mother amid searches.
If your copy of The Star arrives between 6 08 and 7 60 o clock, telephons transet Main 108 or Independent Lab, a messenger will deliver a replacement copy at once.
Regents unanimously affirm the land selection for the university after action by the state lands commissioner at yesterday's meeting. A vote of thanks was given to John H. Powell for his work in securing legislation to transfer the land. California resorts accessible via Southern Pacific Route Shasta line highlight travel options and rail rates.
Night by Police Sergeant Leighton and Volice Clerk Kasson led to the arrest of Hagel Beaumont alias May Sloan and woman Marrett under state law for vagrancy. Detectives Kennedy and Byrnes seized Beaumont and Marrett, with similar action pending under the same statute. Barrett, a pool room tour, is described as a constant lookout for easy money.
An advertisement extols Macklen’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy to prevent fatal complications from burns sores ulcers and piles. It urges readers to buy at G. O. Guy's drug store located on Second Avenue and Yesler.
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