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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
7
In Ohio a dinner for Gen Powell followed a telegram from Roose about Harmon and Roosevelt. The governor earned a 107000 vote plurality in Ohio. Powell received a gold medal as the Ananias Club’s sole Ohio member amid references to Harmon’s public service record.
Admirers of Margaret star learn she will not quit the stage permanently due to throat trouble. She is celebrated as a great actress and has the distinction of being born in Canada and debuting in the world many years ago.
A Parma country scene by Velasquez was discovered and authenticated as an equestrian portrait of Philip IV of Spain. The artwork has been sold to an English buyer for 499,090 dollars, according to The Wiener Reports.
Prices to wholesalers for meat and feed are listed with notes on grade and weight. Market figures include butter selling prices and general civetience remarks, though much of the OCR text is garbled.
Three men died when a Denver and Rio Grande freight engine exploded at Soldier Summit near Salt Lake City. Victims were engineer W. A. Goodale fireman A. E. Speer and brakeman E Mathia. The blast occurred as the locomotive pulled the freight train.
Michael Kilgalien faced assault and battery charges from Count de Beaufort, his son in law, but the case was dismissed in Judge Bruggenmeyer's municipal court when de Beaufort failed to appear at the hearing. He arrived after the Kilgallen matter had been stricken from the calendar, claiming he had only just risen.
Minority members of the Ballinger Pinchot congressional investigation committee met in conference today. Senators Paynter and Fletcher and Representative Madison attended the meeting. Representative Graham had not yet arrived in Washington.
Market list from Pike Place Market with diverse items and prices. Includes meats such as ham 17 cents per pound and mutton chops 8 cents, and dairy like butter 40 cents per pound. Also cites seafood, fruits, and vegetables with varied per pound or per dozen costs.
A fragmented price list shows fruit and grocery items like peaches pears and oranges with cents per unit or per dozen. Meat dairy and other items including cheese cream and sausage appear with varied pricing, reflecting an old market catalog style.
North End Acreage markets land near Conteche valley with water rights and canal access. Hodgson and Nelson offer irrigated acreage at 250 per acre and encourage trading city income property for land. Also promotes 1900s Oregon desert homestead opportunities and local real estate bargains via Urke Farrar Inc and The Breaking Land Co.
Classified notice lists multiple rental houses and flats across Seattle area, including four and five room homes, modern flats, and cottages with prices from $16 to $38 monthly. Also advertised are furnished rooms, offices, stores, and real estate options near Bellevue, Green Lake, Wallingford, and Queen Anne with terms and contact details. Property notes include large yards, proximity to transit, and statements about acres for sale and acreage north of the city with payments and terms.
Sacramento era classified ad listing Sacrifice acres in Woodland Park along the sound. Describes modern improvements including a room cottage boat house chicken house and outbuildings. Mentions 200 fruit trees and small fruit and a payment plan with a low upfront price.
A local supplier advertises Majestic Ohio and Jewel ranges in varied styles with prices from $18 to $27.60. The shop lists coal gas ranges, cook stoves for coal or wood, coal radiator water heaters and gas water heaters, plus wood coal and gas heaters.
Dr B Clark Hyde appeals to the Missouri Supreme Court after conviction for the murder of Thomas H Swope Kansas City millionaire. Attorneys claim indict ment illegal evidence incompetent testimony admitted and juror instructions faulty. Filing notes 265 alleged errors and sets January 3 hearing date.
John Nicholas Brown valued at around 15 million dollars personally serves hot coffee to laborers building the 1,006 foot sea wall at Lime Rock in Newport. He saw workers eating cold meals and began delivering hot coffee to the site daily.
A column lists births and deaths with names and addresses. Notable entries include Mr and Mrs Peter W. Johnsen with a daughter born November 7, Mr and Mrs Al Reingold with a daughter born November 24, and Mr and Mrs Charles Richard Williams with a son born November 24. Deaths include Mary Lee Peterson aged in the mid-60s and Marion aged around 70, with dates in December and November noted for each entry.
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