The Seattle Star Publisher Office Address Listing
The Seattle Star publishes daily editions except Sunday. The address at 1207 and 1800 Geventh Ave serves as the publishing office and post.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1906
Page
4
The Seattle Star publishes daily editions except Sunday. The address at 1207 and 1800 Geventh Ave serves as the publishing office and post.
A British analysis links rising lunacy in England and Wales to urban migration, crowded slums, and factory life. It notes longer school hours and industrial growth worsen unhealthful living, with fresh air and sunlight urged as key remedies.
A story celebrates the enduring appeal of Little Olaf's bright smile and courage. It notes how the Norwegian royal family, led by King and Queen, are touched by his charm. The piece links the infant's warmth to national hope and a brighter future.
Water rent due in August covers August September and October. If paid by August 20 becomes current. delinquent after. District includes city area between Union centers and Galer streets. Metered water due 1st to 20th of each month, delinquent on the 20th.
The article notes a baby named Olaf The Prince With The Amile, praised by a grateful people who bless him in their language. They hope his life will endure fire and sorrow, serving as beacon for the country as Destiny guides his path as Prince and King with the smile.
In Chadwick Missouri Charles Freeman a merchant and 81 year old Robert Keene fought a street duel with revolvers after Freeman accused Keene of assaulting his daughter. Freeman died from a shot to the head and another near the heart while Keene was shot three times with one bullet entering the heart. Both men died before spectators could intervene.
Germans in New Britain plan an evening gathering and concert to mark the anniversary of arriving in Amertes. A parade by German Singing and Turner societies will be held tomorrow morning followed by a full day of festivities including games, gymnastics, music, and dancing.
Misa Laure Clark eldest daughter of United States Senator C D Clark of Wyoming and Charles Pisley Blythe a Salt Lake City Utah wholesale merchant will be married in a ceremony in Evanston Wyoming on August 6.
Cara No. 17 and 22 collided on the old Renton line near Atlantis City yesterday afternoon at 2 20 injuring Mrs. Go Pn of Rainier Beach Oregon Pattison of Columbia and an unnamed boy Mrs Hazen was taken to Seattle General Hospital while the other two passengers were sent home Motormen Ray Pierce and Charlie Popple claimed right of way but investigation by Superintendent N O W Brown will determine fault Witnesses said No 22 was almost at a standout at impact while No 17 was running rapidly No 22 carried a full load and No 17 had few passengers
Ava 6 Misa Fern Gletaner hosted a birthday party Saturday honoring her seventh birthday in Palouse amid a local whooping cough epidemic. The event drew attention as health concerns rose during the ongoing outbreak.
The vicinity hosts a child oriented event for those afflicted with whooping cough where children enjoy themselves between coughing fits. Indian Hart, James Neon an Alaska Indian on the steamer Alki, was injured and robbed of $40, later found with $10 as police doubt his tale. He was taken to Wayside hospital for a severe eye contusion and a battered hip.
The Sunflower club and the state society of Kaneos invite all Kansans to a picnic at Woodland Park on Tuesday afternoon August 14. Attendees should bring their lunch and enjoy an arranged program.
The annual convention of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters opens in Chicago with broad national representation. Attendees will discuss the recent city strike and a proposed shift to referendums for union business to cut costs.
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