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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1904

Page

3

Great Northern liner to reach Victoria with flotilla reception

The Minnesota is due Friday noon and will be greeted by a flotilla off West Point led by the Umatilla. A large reception, with invited guests from the chamber of commerce, is planned as the liner nears Port Townsend and Seattle.

J.J Minnesota Great Northern Beattle Victoria Port Townsend Seattle Weat Point San Francisco Umatilla J. B. Patterson Pacific Coast Steamship Company Chamber of Commerce Patterson Fotilla Great Northern Steamship Company

Petty Burglars At Work In Portland

Portland reports a surge in petty burglaries with 59 uncracked cases noted by police. Five more burglaries were added today, all of a petty nature, underscoring a thriving criminal trend in the city. Also noted, Harry Harrington, Seattle railroad man, died December 13 in Tonopah Nevada, after traveling with his wife since October.

Portland Harry Harrington Seattle Tonopah Nev Harrington One Nevada

To go east for the holidays a Great Northern ticket

A promotional line touts the Great Northern as a reliable eastbound holiday travel option. It promises splendid service up to date equipment and courteous attention en route.

Great Northern

Merchants Protest On Waterfront Conditions

Waterfront complaints accuse railroad and dock firms of dumping mud along Railroad avenue hindering a thousand daily port arrivals. Harbormaster reports 13,000 passengers in November with higher monthly totals. city efforts limited by railroad control. Also reports the death of F J Schroderm a Northern Pacific brakeman in Ellensburg due to heart trouble. plus a children’s suit sale ad by A Bridge & Co listing low prices on suits reefers and overcoats at 1415-1417 Second Ave.

Railroad Avenue Jensen Sound Board of Works Ellensburg F. J Schroderm Northern Pacific Schroderin Idaho Pythias St. Paul Park Minn A. Bridge & c Second Ave Novelty Second Avenue Seattle

Great Northern Ry Proclaims Comforting Eastern Route

Home for Chatmas notes the Great Northern Railway as the quickest, most scenic route to eastern points, emphasizing convenience and speed for travelers seeking ease and comfort.

Great Northern Ry. Eee

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Endorsed by Readers

An editorial style advertorial extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney and bladder remedy that strengthens the whole body. It features a testimonial from Mrs A L Walker of Atlanta praising the product, plus a wholesale offer including free samples and a promotional booklet from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.

A. L. Walker Atlanta, Ga Swamp-Root Hwamp Swamp Dr. Kilmer& Co Binghamton, N. Y Seattle Btar

Pen is Mightier Than the Fist

New York dispatch reports financial writer Dennis Donahoe denying a telegram threatening Lawson. Donahoe says he did not issue the warning or message about printing an attack, but asserts he will defend himself with his pen and speak truthfully about conditions.

New York Dennis Donahoe Lawson Boston

Burnside to Leave Seattle for North Cable Repair

The cableship Burnside arrived from Quartermaster harbor and will depart Seattle in the first week of the year to repair the broken trans northern cable between Valdez and Sitka. After patching, the vessel is deemed safe for rough winter seas though its plates and keel suffered earlier rock damage at Wrangle Narrows.

Burnside Quartermaster Harbor Valdez Sitka Wrangle Narrows United States Signal Office Seattle

Freight demand grows for western railways with car shortages

Western railroads report rising tonnage and a widening car shortage as winter demands persist. Grain receipts jump by 317000 bushels in a week amid heavy corn movement and sustained freight flow.

Chicago Colorado Springs Colo Cutler Mountain Sadie Durant Los Angeles

Congressmen protest navy docking charges at Bremerton

Washington dispatch reports Congressman Humphrey of Seattle protested to President Roosevelt over Bremerton dockage at 10 cents a ton versus 3 cents at Esquimault. He claims the policy drives trade from America and the president will investigate. Also promotes The Popular Neckwear House at BE Brooks Co. 1331 Indiana Ave.

Bremerton Esquimault America Humphrey BE. N. Brooks& Co Ind Ave. Eee

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