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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
4
The Seattle Star provides editorial and business contact numbers including Independent and Sunset lines. The text lists subscription processes, rates, delivery, and address and date handling details for Ballard and surrounding areas. It mentions scheduling delivery, expiration notices, and customer service reminders.
The piece argues that coal, vital to public welfare, should be held in trust by owners. It criticizes large corporations for failing to meet public needs, notes state government power limits, and urges legislature to authorize state action to ensure coal production during the crisis.
A fragment from Josh Wise notes Star Dust fans praising the column and letters. A reader from Washington reports government workers enjoyed the president’s vacation as a sample of public sentiment and curiosity about cultural matters.
The fragmentary text references a museum director predicting a taller American future, holiday timing, Hearst counts, Anna Gould, street names, and Whitelaw Reid in London. It lacks a coherent report or identifiable event, making a concise news-style card difficult.
The Standard Powder company plant at Horral station near Hollidaysburg Pa was destroyed by an explosion that started a fire. No lives were lost though John Walte’s residence was blown to pieces. 6,000 kegs of powder and two carloads of dynamite were at risk before winds shifted and the building was saved. The fire is under control with damage about $100,000.
Mid week event at Leschi Park promises a lively night with quality floor and Wagner tunes. Admission 25 cents for gentlemen, ladies free, with Pantorium offer to clean old garments to like new. Contact Main 1048 for details.
In Wheeling area seven people were overcome by a sudden natural gas surge in Martin's Ferry Bridgeport and Bellaire after partial shutdowns. Residents escaped suffocation but risks remain as authorities assess casualties. London reports earthquake shocks felt at several European locations.
An ad promotes products with a claim to cut meat costs by half and invites readers to try the offerings at Olympic Market. It also mentions plumbing services by G. H. Brown Plumbing Co offering installation of standard porcelain enameled fixtures and lists contact details.
A narrator recalls giving a ring to Mary Jetmore and confessing his hidden plans. Mary’s cunning aunt Mrs Jetmore haunts their courtship with greed while a revelation of Mary’s supposed father’s identity deepens the bond. The tale centers on love, class, and a fragile family secret.
An overview explains a method of owning business property through Trustee Companies in Seattle. Investors buy unit stakes from $100 to 1000 with quarterly dividends and a share of surplus earnings. The Seattle project includes a $1.5 million total investment with 1500 units at 1600 each and 6 percent interest during construction.
B F Talmadge receives promotion to general freight and passenger agent of the Northwestern Steamship company. G F Talmadge, previously commercial agent, becomes city freight and passenger agent. He is noted as a leading local steamship figure and will begin his new duties immediately.
Bertram C. J. Bertram a prominent Seattle cafe owner died at his Enterbrook apartment at 10 o clock after six months illness. He leaves a wife and brother C W Bertram in Seattle and three sisters Nellie Elizabeth Frances in Kimirs New York and two brothers in Texas and El Mira. He came to Seattle ten years ago and formerly worked at the Washington hotel. He was a Mason and member of Katelets of Pythias and the local Rilke lodge. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
Health Officer Grant Calhoun said this afternoon there is no diphtheria epidemic in the city. He attributed the December rise to carelessness and noted only one death in the month.
An obscure trade slogan echoes in markets as a new money concept gains attention. Analysts note the phrase plays on credibility and consumer trust while investors watch for practical impact on pricing and demand.
In Albany observers view Charles T. Murphy as the undisputed leader of New York Democrats amid talks that he will wield influence at the next national convention. Politicians expect Murphy to be presented to Gov Hearst as a key figure in shaping a presidential nominee. Gov Hughes threatens appealing to the people if reform laws face Republican opposition.
Beaton Wonderland manager Thomson seeking land for an amusement resort in Seattle. Ravenna park relocation causes favorable sentiment and negotiations are ongoing to acquire a site.
Galveston dispatch reports a large duplicate bill of lading scam tied to cotton shipments. The San ta Fe, Southern Pacific, Rock Island, and San Francisco routes lose about 350000 dollars as the schemes unfolded at inland cotton points and the banks advanced funds on the false bills. Garvey Buchanan Co announces a January sale of white goods including Mostin and Cambrie underwear with early purchase advantages and price concessions.
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