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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
6
Classified notice seeks an owner for a Capitol area home with new rooms, luxury features, reception hall, built columns, closets with windows, fine staircase and porches. Cement foundation on a river lot offers a fine view. Dates and exact address unclear from text.
A well located nine room hone offers ample space for a large family. It features trees and flowers and is available on easy payments. Occupancy can be given with a monthly rental of 2.00.
L C Dillman, Northwest and Alaska mining man, claims a north country sheep jaw with gold and copper precipitate teeth. Chemists test the gold as thick and pure while dentists confirm the coating resembles tartar removal. Dillman plans to donate portions of the jaw to Roosevelt and the Smithsonian. Andrew Engleson notes the jaw is from the Copper River region and bound for Washington via San Francisco.
The city central committee announces Republican caucuses tonight across precincts. Delegates advance to the primaries to shape the city convention ticket. Of 850 nominees, 426 will progress to the primary, with March 6 set for the city vote. Wards Seven and Two offer the hottest races, while Ninth ward favors incumbent W H Murphy with likely unanimous nomination. Tenth ward shows a contest between A A Paysee and Judge Reynolds. Eleventh ward hopefuls include George Hill amid other candidates.
A gymnasium crowd of women visitors watched 160 couples dance as first-year ladies wore white and ferns decorated the hall. The physical culture group under Miss Rudberg performed the fancy steps with precision, showcasing newly introduced dances from the east.
In New Orleans a report states Chief Justice M'Clellan died suddenly this morning while traveling in a car toward San Antonio. The piece notes his position as chief justice of the state supreme court and marks the sudden death as the day ends.
Prices listed for vegetables fruits and farm goods with numerous items across categories. Includes crates boxes and per unit pricing for onions cabbage tomatoes lettuce bananas apples lemons oranges grapes figs dates coconuts butter cheese eggs poultry meat and hay feed with regional references and store display mention.
A cotillion was held yesterday afternoon in the university gymnasium by sophomore girls with the freedman girlie as the guest. The second year girls dressed in white shirts and black Breemers acted as gentlemen for the dances amid a social gathering with real estate advertisements interleaved in the page.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a February timeline with vague maritime language and a reference to the sea. No clear names, places, or actions are readable.
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