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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1917
Page
6
A directive requests two viable high school bot projects to operate after school. The plan targets city circulation manager and Star at 1307 Seventh Ave for approval and coordination.
A fragmented note describes a mule perched at a lofty height awaiting action while lacking a necessary supply of beans, suggesting a curious, humorous scene.
An advertisement-style notice promotes a spiritualist reader Madame Je The Great Keoptian Purenglaknet and Medicom who offers life guidance. It claims psychic readings on love marriage health and business, with special readings and guaranteed satisfaction. The venue is Room 304 Liberty Building Delonet corner Union and Third opposite post office.
Madam Ruth Botptian offers phrenology based advice on business family courtship and marriage. She promises confidential readings with satisfaction guaranteed or no charge and lists hours and location at the Green Hotel Seattle room 24 Fourth and Pike.
A public notice promotes Madam Lesslie a noted phrenologist offering life readings based on head shape. She claims to disclose marriages, health, business, lawsuits, and investments with planetary birth signs, promising satisfaction or no charge. Special readings run two weeks at Hotel Morris room 142a Third.
Hinted as a life reading service Madam Mellie offers guidance on business love health and family affairs claiming to reveal future spouses and success paths. Advertises special readings at reduced prices with guaranteed satisfaction and locations at hotels and offices.
A faded list of spiritual mediums and clairvoyants offers readings for life, love, business, and future plans. Names include Madam Victoria, Madam Pauline, Helen Rice Burleigh, and Mrs Kellogg with locations around Madison and Chicago area motels. Also includes a memorial notice for Floyd Kenyon and a public notice from J Cunningham.
Listing of price quotes for food items including meat sauce beans figs sugar flour potatoes and delivery costs. Includes per sack prices and specific amounts such as 83.75 per sark and 274-34 sugar and 2 cane choice ering beans.
A garbled OCR snippet lists items like cottage cheese and mackerel with scattered price cues and references to coffee, stall numbers, and varied figures. The fragment lacks clear structure or complete context to identify a full item or event.
The Alaska Steamship Co ships heavy equipment for the Alaska Engineering Commission from Smith Cove. Locomotives flat cars rolling stock and cattle head to the Yukon via Skagway rail and river to Fairbanks. The Senator from Liverpool returns after 45 days via the Panama Canal with 5000 tons of supplies aboard.
Acting Gov Hart denied the ex tradition papers of R D Hoover of Everett who is wanted in Columbus Ohio on a charge of non support. Washington April 28 Great Britain extended her dangerous area and warned all shipping of this fact.
Kathleen Burke, famed as the $1000 a day gif, recounts how she found wartime work for women. She spoke at the Eddy home about women’s service, detailing her path from speaking languages to shorthand and organizing meetings for Scottish Women’s hospitals. She plans another talk before leaving city, likely at a base meeting Monday.
In Judge Ronald's court the eight week J W W trial of Thomas Tracy charged with shooting Deputy Sheriff Jefferson Beard at Everett city dock on November 5 nears completion. Witnesses include Tracy’s associates, Mrs Joyce Peters wife of Hartson Peters and Mrs Mahler who recount morning events and deny pepper involvement. Civil engineer H Whitworth testifies 32 bullets entered warehouse walls from outside and 32 from inside with 173 of 189 bullet holes on the boat’s exterior or not on the vessel.
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