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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1904
Page
6
A fragmented list of local druggists and stores plus birth notices. Entries include Sige Wast Ad Agencies and various shops with addresses on Gon Avenue and Broadway, followed by birth announcements for Oscar Hylten and Harry Gleason, and other December dates. The page also notes society items, notices, and classified rental and sale listings.
Properties with lake views and river access on Rainier Heights and Meadowdall Breach listed by Beattie area agencies. Listings include new houses, cottages, 4 acre parcels, 6 acre tracts, and multiple acre plots near Lake Washington with terms and easy down payments. Agents named include ROBERT MALTBY and BOWDISH & BALDWIN with locations on Fremont and New York streets.
Real estate ads offer corner brick lots and view homes near the Fremont Ballard car line. Properties include a rat House with two full lots, fruit trees, and fenced grounds. many two to four room homes with monthly payments and down payments listed. Multiple agents promote affordable easy credit and long leases in Southeast Seattle area listings.
Real estate brief notes attracting buyers along Beattle Everett corridor. Mentions 0 acres near Green Lake, main county road, near proposed interurban line. Includes agent contact SPRENGLE and SPARKMAN M'LEAN with addresses and phone numbers.
Tenancy offers a 10 acre tract near Beattie described as fine level land with easy drive via county roads. Listings advertise affordable terms, nearby schools, mills, neighbors, and mall delivery. Several small houses and cottages are noted in the vicinity, plus car line access and evolving property values in Hillmans area.
An old classified page offers palm readings by Prof Wallace and Bayot clairvoyant A Mereery, plus telegraphing ads for financial services, jewelry, auctions, a rug of legal notices, and bank listings. It lists Hotel Atlanta and other addresses, with notices for a monster auction and assorted services.
Alexander Johnson, general secretary of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections, New York, will arrive this afternoon for a briefing at the People’s Savings Bank. The column lists local businesses and services with scattered names and addresses including Main Street and Fourth Avenue as part of a city directory notice.
Masked bandits raided the Garden City Brewery office before daylight in Chicago. They held up the watchman and engineer, bound them, cracked the safe, and took $2,000 plus valuable papers. Employees were freed an hour later as robberies remain common in the city.
In Willerton Minnesota a man named Henry Shoreby hurled his six month old baby to a pack of wolves attacking their buggy. The child was killed while the mother tried to intervene. A posse is reportedly on Shoreby’s trail after the incident.
Adolph Dett rich states to The Star he is no longer connected with the Our Mug saloon at 621 King Street. Chief Delaney has asked revocation of the license due to Frank Herbert being implicated in the Alfred Simmons robbery. Dettrich says he has had no involvement since November 1, 1903.
An address on charity will be delivered at the chamber of commerce rooms this evening. Johnson is en route to Portland to arrange the annual conference to be held there next summer.
Attorney General Moody filed a federal suit in St Paul through District Attorney Haupt alleging the General Paper company of Wisconsin operates as a trust. The case accuses the firm of combining similar firms to fix prices and control white paper used for newspapers, violating the Sherman Act sections 1 and 2.
The case against Bishop Talbot of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Central Pennsylvania was presented yesterday. He faces charges of making malicious and untruthful statements about Rev. I. N. Irvine, with documents quoted to show Talbot spreading falsehoods about his brother Aivina.
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