Real estate ads and cluttered rental notices in Oriental block
A dense clutter of rental listings, room advertisements, and property for sale dominates the page. It references multiple Seattle addresses and businesses, including Madison and Howell streets, with notes on furnished and unfurnished rooms, cottages, and modern homes. Also lists realty firms like MNEEDA HOME REALTY CO and Nichols, with terms and car line proximity.
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Om Sith Ave
Rainier Heights
Éroom Cottort
Tith Ave
eFor
Beacon
Denny Way
Sim
Madison Leet
Lane
Mth
Green Lake
Rich CO
Washington
Vester Car
Tid Ave
Madison
Ewart & CO
Union Rinck
Fleet Avenue
Egyptian palmist and local notices blend in Seattle ad page
A fragmented classified list shows palmistry, fortune readings, and spiritual services by Palmer Moran and others. It includes photography supply shops, rental rooms in Bothell and Seattle, real estate offers, loans for wages earner readers, and various ads for lodging, furniture, and legal notices.
They Will Receive Especial Attention Senset 6060
A brief notice states that certain items or individuals will receive especial attention on a specified date or event labeled Senset 6060. The fragment provides limited details but indicates heightened focus or scrutiny.
Foster Stands in the Way in Puget Sound Port Move
Clarence Ide, collector of customs for Puget Sound, in Washington to press Senator Foster to withdraw opposition to a bill shifting customs headquarters from Port Townsend to Seattle and extending transport privileges to Puget Sound sub-ports and Spokane. Foster delays action citing deep politics and vows to act after the senatorial election.
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Washington
D.C
Clarence Ide
Puget Sound
Treasury Department
Foster
House
Port Townsend
Seattle
Spokane
Beattie
Palmer A Roast Tangles Olympia Ties
Spokane December dispatch reports Senator E. B. Palmer of Seattle, state Republican chairman, plans to board at Governor Mead's residence during the session. The Spokesman-Review notes Palmer backs John L. Wilson for the Senate and faces opposition in the state senate while Mead credits Roosevelt for his victory.
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Spokane
Spokesman-Review
E. B. Palmer
Seattle
Republican State Committee
Mead
Palmer
John L. Wilson
United States Senate
Senate
Coon
Roosevelt
Olympia
Rescuing Panama from Native Filth
A 1904 dispatch by J F Wallace describes US led sanitation work in Panama and Colon for the Isthmian canal project. It details a planned water supply and sewer system, a new sanitary regime, and harsh prison conditions under Panamanian authorities with US oversight. The account highlights the poverty and filth in Coolleville and the brutal treatment of prisoners in the local jail.
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United States
Colon
Panama
Canal Zone
Coolleville
HoldUp Foiled by Gard Hero at Montavilla Switch
Burt Votter, a young hunter, thwarted a masked robbery on the Oregon Railroad & Navigation line near Portland. He fired with his Winchester, was shot in the side, and heard a robber cry out as the bandits fled east of the city limits.
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Spokane
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Montavilla
Vetter
Joe
Miss Frances Price and mother arrested for shoplifting spree
Miss Frances I Price aged 12 and her mother were arrested after buying goods at several city stores and charging them to Mr Hanford of Lowman and Hanford. Police traced the haul to their home where part of the goods were recovered. The pair had posed as Clarence Hanford's daughter from Spokane arrives with their credit accepted by stores before the debt was revealed.
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Frances I. Price
Hanford
Lowman & Hanford
Miss Price
Spokane
Clarence Hanford
Board of Foreign Missions to Meet in Seattle Next September
The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions will hold its annual session in Seattle at Plymouth Congregational church for about three days. Rev. J Lincoln Smith of Seattle, a board member, received a confirming telegram. The group has never met west of Iowa. Arcade theater license approved by council with only three votes against. After January 1, South Seattle and Columbia post offices close and become sub stations of the local office due to insufficient business.
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American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
The
Congregational Church
J. Lincoln Smith
Iowa
Seattle
Plymouth Congregational Church
Comique Theater
Columbia
Thn
Washington Boy Barred from West Point Cadet Appointment
James H. McCool of Walla Walla and twice appointed cadet to West Point appealed to Representative Cushman for reappointment but was refused. Cushman stated two trials were enough and noted McCool met the age limit, making him forever barred from admission.
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Washington, D. C
James H. McCool
Walla Walla
West Point Military Academy
Representative Cushman
Cushman
McCool
Military Academy
Judge Osborn Critically Ill at Seattle General Hospital
Judge Richard Osborn a prominent King County bar member and former superior court judge lies critically ill in Seattle General Hospital.
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Richard Osborn
King County Bar
Superior Court
Seattle General Hospital
Warrants Sought for Hotel Owners Over Fire Escapes
Fire Marshal Kellogg applied yesterday for warrants against the Rainier Grand and Seattle hotels and the Hinckley block owners. City Attorney De Bruler will issue them after Judge George decides the test case. Warrants issued due to owners refusal to replace condemned fire escapes with proper emergency exits.
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Rainier-Grand
Seatte
Hinckley Block
Kellogg
de Bruler
George
University Athletics Manager Candidates Narrow to Three
Klattery withdraws from race leaving C F Sigrist Loyal Shoudy and R H Evans as candidates for university general manager of athletics. Only Associated Students members may vote. Separately a Superior Court filing charges Ben Davenport with burglary for breaking into J W Taggard’s barber shop.
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University Station
John RR. Mlattery
C. F Sigrist
Shoudy
R. H. Evans
Ben Davenport
J. W. Taggard
North Coast Limited trains for holiday travel offered
The Northern Pacific promotes its North Coast Limited as a year round comfortable train service. It invites travelers heading east during the holiday season to visit the N P City Office in Seattle to make arrangements.
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N. P
Seattle
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Ewing Street
Fremont Avenue
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South
FBA
Moore
Postoffice
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Niversity Drug Store
University
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Howell Inter Pharmacy
Mr. Clark
Lumbia
W. J. Stud Prep
Washay Pharmacy
P. E. Fisher
Broadway
James. Ker Drug Co
Tet Avery’s Pharmacy
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Union
Society
Neotioce
York Medical
General
Carpeyptry
Bhopal Western
C F
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Eekholders
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Richard Hayes
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First Avenue
Kirkwood
I A. Moler
Clay St
San Fran
San Francisco
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Rainheee
View
Union St
Abhae
Algo
Atreet
Terry
Howell
Ind Ave
Oak
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Western Ave
Pike
Yester Way
Rouekeeping Ave
Saree Wee
Houge
Mad GS
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Gees
Batley
Corper
Booth
Poly
Pike Street
Rana
Aooreend Furniture
Valdi Ldkz “Furniture Co Giteres
Hourehold Ave
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Furn
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St. Green Cedar
Riverton Etation
Bk Ecks
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Pioneer
Vernment Land
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Pacific
Te Lota
Wath & Fe
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MNEEDA HOME _ REALTY COMPANY
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Arnell Roxawell
King County
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Great Northern
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Everett
Reen Lake
Hatlard City
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Secon
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Acre
Kamler Beach
Gansu
Blewett Et
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Fremont Ave
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Bowdish
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Greende
West & Wii
New’ York
Lake Union
Premontrd Cars
GET. Inc
Bailey
West Woodland Park
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Greenees
N. Gist St
ADA Ams
Starr-Hoyd
Banke
Puget Bound
Bratignat
Hank
Breattlio Capital
Gola Emith
Vice Pres
Ankeny Spabier
Bank OF Compace. Capital
Adle
Jamatroet
Econd Avenue
Meoit
Bcandinavian American Bank of Beattle
Geveral
Shakers Misher
Ia Vee
New
City Water
Sth Ave
Iwateh
Proyles
Avings Bank
Up Ang Pike Street
KE. C. Neuteidar
Perrestee Hin
T Chi Bo Junk Co
Macquerade
Mie
Joan McOnatsby
Tit Thaw
Fansen
Ieot
Qunston
Ravens
Janes Street
Emall Town
Milew
Sverett
Sith
Hillman
Ee If
Ge On & Onli
Elm Ist
Marr Boyd
Union Messenger
Sess
Jie
Vera King
Viella
Marion
Douglas Moan
Medica
Eolatiat
Jan Free Parta
New York
Edical Astitute
Betabrook Bidg
Lae
Poond
Corner
Uvinion
Warbhington
Mi Becond
Beattle
Virwin
Clarrvevent
AGRE
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Ohie
Nadeau& Burke
KB Adams
Coiman
Dr Chambers
Epler
Photographers
Tadereon
Tit Cherry
Hington
Ometri
Erie
Berieg Town
Bee Trade
Stewart, Wart & CO
Firet Avenue
Lion Syndicate
Bel Wold
Bingen
Eer
Ted Chance Saleem
Inaen Pte Tz Bailey Jiey Bldg
Rich
Wallack
Moran Bros Company
Longiover
Bea Bry
beth _ beth
Bekinsach & Storage Co
Cherry Street
Mile
Charles Anderson
Nfidential
Pike Street Jewelry Co
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Cross
Bankehall
Seoqunnsee Bank
Olman
Epler Block
American ‘Watchry Co
Firetask
Rainier
Rand
Union Blerk
SAI
Bourgers
Bremerton
Garden of Eden
Lake Washington
King
James
Harrison Street
City Messenger CO
Third Avenue
Washington At
Osner & Stehiorn
Whittlesey-Tianford Et Co
Abase
Haller Bik
LE Abstract CO
Noton Biate Analytical Labory
Ageny oAugs
Cote
Aullumbia E
Flury
Aety Attorneys At- Law
Jonuneson
Ee G. Ward Kemp
Burke
Butt
D. Lambuth
Pacific Block
Batley Big
Builders
Pal Wain
Wilsons Modern Burinces College
Somes and
Morris
Totey
Ctifford
Tdeavenworth
Rear Depot
Len
A. Koins
Second Avenue
Tee
Uncle Gam
HY Marlen FE. Pew
Newspaper Enterprise Association
J. F. Wallace
Calahouse
French Canal Company
Lathman
Col. Gorgas
Boripps News Assn
Portland, Ore
Burt
Votter
Judge Osborn
ASKEG
Klattery
Northern Pacific
N. P. City
Northern
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