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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
7
A garbled page blends letters from Green Lake with notes on local affairs. It mentions a Texas man sentenced to a long prison term, a chief Sullivan resignation doubt, and a mix of first avenue pavement plans. The rest contains Aunt letters, travel troubles, trolley delays, and a playful civic gossip tone.
A jumble of lines references various figures and topics from politics to local lore. It mentions Luke Wayne snow contest jingle, a councilman’s clash with an editor, Baker’s testimony, Mrs. Harriet Bean running for Boston school board, and generic notes on a Seattle Armory site discussion and California summers.
Open sale offers large cleared tracts near Hillman City with water on site and near schools churches and stores. Tracts priced from 85 dollars with 15 dollars down and five dollars monthly to buyers seeking lake views. Eight salesmen on grounds at Hillman City and 1st and Jackson locations with free abstracts and perfect titles.
A grand jury in Kansas City Missouri began investigating graft charges involving prominent city and county officials. Separate items mention "Extra special mince pies" at New German Bakery and a spurious line about bleyole repair.
The armory board met at 2 pm in the Bailey block office of Will H Parry to discuss site eligibility for an armory. A personal inspection of nine offered sites was completed yesterday afternoon.
On December 6 J. Bryan left Paris for Berne and told reporters Roosevelt will be nominated and defeated. The item advertises the Jewel Bree Range at Thompson Furniture Co., 1697 Wiret Ave.
Chesbro's at 1207 Second Ave offers upright pianos and organs at deep discounts with low payments and guaranteed instruments. Highlights include Kohler Campbell and Weber lines, secondhand pianos, and secondhand organs with terms as low as three dollars per month.
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