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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1910
Page
6
Fragmented OCR notes compare Seattle tax rates with courier cities. Mentions a 0.?? mill rate, a 1374 figure, sinking, and a 10.5 mill reference. unclear places and dates. article lacks coherent details or outcomes.
Fragmentary text references a carnival night with mentions of Scandi Ganees and Swedes. Details are unclear. no clear persons or organizations are identifiable. The note indicates an evening ceremony or parade with attendance by various groups.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a fatal accident at MME F081 involving an elderly male. Details are unreadable but imply a public safety incident and a potential investigation. Further clarification needed to identify persons, location specifics, and official statements.
The article argues special interests back Reynolds and oppose Gau in Seattle’s Tenth Ward council race. It claims Reynolds has a corrupt record, faces organized opposition, and urges voters to back Gau to deny Reynolds a return to city hall.
Seattle candidates announce meetings tonight to drum up support. Be Blaine of the Eighth ward Republican club speaks at a ward-ward rally with Terry and Prosser also on stage for city treasurer. Gan from the Tenth ward holds a Ravenna rally at Woodmans hall. H C Littooy seeks Eleventh ward seat with two rallies Kirkwood and Horren halls Mountain View. Alex McKinnon campaigns for reelection in Ninth ward at Fifth Avenue Northwest and 62nd Street church in Thirteenth precinct.
The Ninth ward group discussed politics and ward improvements at its first meeting on Touea Bay 69 Etrurianet. A second gathering is planned for February 16 at the same location.
A heated exchange centers on city contracts and a Denny Hill regrade deal with a $200,000 profit. Warders condemn alleged city hall corruption and pressure to redress through reforms. Speakers accuse Gill of plans to redraw districts harming Rainier Valley and property values.
Brigadier General Thomas M. Anderson, retired, will be guest of honor at the eleventh anniversary celebration of the war in the Philippines hosted by the Washington Volunteer organization. A banquet at the Commercial club will open activities, with Anderson a former division commander in the Philippines. In New York, diamond prices rise as wages for cutters increase 12 percent, boosting retail fees by 4 to 10 dollars per carat.
Catalog listing boys' Russian suits priced from 1.00 to 1.95. Styles include navy blue with pearl buttons and belt, brown or blue stripes with white braid trim, and chambray options with Dutch neck bands. Sizes and color combinations noted.
Advertised corsets feature styles 220 and 228 in batiste. Style 220 has a moderately high bust long below waist and two hose supporters. Style 228 suits slender figures with a low bust, long skirt, soft boning and two hose supporters.
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