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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1909
Page
10
Seattle finance committee voted yesterday to place a bond issue before voters at the next general election. The measure calls for 1,216,000 dollars for water main and service improvements and 186,000 for canal and bridge work including Lake Union Puget Sound improvements and Spokane Avenue canal bridges.
A chaotic scene unfolds on a city street car as a blond woman and her companion recall a tale of danger and diamonds. A business man’s gaze shifts between passengers while a hall scene leads to Mag’s door where Tom Murchison appears and tension mounts over a hidden crime.
The scene shifts from a bustling crowd to a stalled car near a barn as a blond recounts waking from a wild dream. A police sergeant jokes about town laws while passengers reboard No. 332 amid growing silence on the return ride.
An advertisement touts Ayer's Hair Vigor as destroying germs that cause falling hair. It asserts nature completes the work, you save your hair, and achieve luxuriant growth while keeping the scalp healthy and eradicating dandruff.
Marie Hansen sues Rolling and Ellis for 3000 dollars in superior court claiming serious head and neck pains, headaches, insomnia, and heart trouble after a dirt and rock blast near Milman City. She alleges an extra large load flew 100 feet and struck her head as she walked. Contractors deny harm.
Advertises year round outdoor life and attractions with Southern Pacific trains three daily including the Shasta Limited. Offers illustrated booklets and further information at Union Ticket Office 608 First Ave, KE KB Ella General Agent.
The Merchants' Exchange reports a British ship named Wellington ran aground yesterday afternoon north of Vancouver in thick fog. It was towed to Nanaimo after being salvaged and beached for assessment.
The Giant Chair, 16 feet tall and 1 420 pounds, arrived last Thursday for display by Standard Furniture at Second and Pine Seattle. It required eleven men to load, used 810 feet of lumber, and would not fit inside the store so it sits outside until placement is found.
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