Leap Year Matrimonial Contest Seeks Partners in The Star
A Leap Year contest by The Star invites singles to seek partners through the Matrimonial Editor. Letters show interest from men and women, with one sample from a Seattle stenographer seeking a match and a suitor detailing height, eye color, and appearance.
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Fe Smart Universal Peaders
Daily
Ad Wana
Anaorici Ved
Firma
Belo
Gie
Auctionable Household Goods and Personal Items Listing
A catalog of various items for sale includes dishes from Bon Marche, a Talking machine labeled D. 8. Johnston Co, and a Geo court piece valued at 15 dollars from Standard Furniture Co. Other entries list Vienna flour from Nartline Mill & Elevator Co, wedding cake worth 10 dollars from Union Bakery, and multiple home goods from Carthy Dry Goods Co and Fair Depart store. Also noted are a manicure set from Bart 1 Drug Co, a toilet set from Raven Drug Co, a 10 dollar savings account at Union Savinge & Trust Co, a three piece silver tea set from Gates Jewelry, and one dozen bridal party photos from the Luxe Studio. Pair gold mounted glasses from Procias & McCoy Optical Go and box 25 cigars from Lockhart at Third and Washington. Bathroom fixtures from Brown Plumbing Co at 221 Pineot complete the list.
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Bon Marche
Johnston Co
Geo-court
Standard Furniture Co
Vienna
Nartline Mill & Elevator Co
Union Bakery
Pike Et
Bart@1 Drug Co
Raven Drug Co
Union Savinge & Trust Co
Gates
Luxe
Lumber Exchange
Procias & McCoy Optical
Lockhart
Third
Washington
Ing Co
Abyssinians Reported At War On East Africa Coast
Advices from Rome say Abyssinians are waging war on the lane on Africa's east coast. Gov. Hashes launches presidential bid at $1 dinner in New York. Heney travels from San Francisco to Portland to pursue land fraud cases. Perjury charges against A D Puter in Oregon land frauds may not be pressed. Relieves all stages of rheumatism. Soap Lake Lake-all Druggista.
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Rome
Africa
C. B. Hashes
New York
Heney
San Francisco
Portland
A. D. Puter
Oregon
Arrest and protests loom in early December plans
The report notes an unauthorised arrest and plans around Jack London who aimed to reach the Marchesus islands by December. Spokane saloon men push to curb lights and seek Sunday streetcar suspensions and telephone shutdowns while Richard David Harrington is cited as the first undertaker in Tacoma.
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Pears
Jack London
Marchesus Islands
Spokane
Richard David Harrington
Tacoma
Johnston Talking Machines Slashed in General Clearance Sale
D. & Johnston Co. launches a city wide clearance offering one third to half off on pianos and Talking Machines. Prices drop for Regular 25, 55, 69, and 100 dollar machines with limited per-customer sales and cash or easy terms. Customer location is Oldest and Largest Dealers at New Johnston Co. hide Third and University.
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Baja
D. 8. Johnston Co
Johnston
House of Johnston
Hetter
D. & Johnston Co
New Johnston Co
University
Indian war veteran dies at 82 after Fort Stetlacoom era
An elderly veteran of the Indian wars who fought at Fort Stetlacoom died at age 82. He was a longtime resident whose passing is noted as the era he served in the 1860s-70s ends. The Wheat Growers convention was held annually and debated at Pullman, Washington.
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Fort Stetlacoomng
Bain Debaton
Pullman
Wash
Oldest Express Employee Miriam Smith Buried in Paradena
Miriam KR. Smith, the oldest employe of the Wells Fargo Express Company, was buried in Paradena California after a career spanning more than fifty years. He began in 1862 as a messenger in Northern California and became a well known pioneer of the express business in the West.
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Paradena
Cal
Welle Fargo Expreskd Company
Miriam KR. Smith
Welle Parge Company
Smith
Express Company
California
Wage Cut Proposed for Puget Sound Steamer Officers
In Port Townsend January 10 steam vessel companies set wage cuts for licensed officers. First officers on passenger steamers lose 12.50 monthly, tugboat officers 10, engineers similar. junior officers 5 less monthly. Reports say Straits Steamship captains may drop to 4 per day, but managers deny masters’ wages will change.
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Port Townsend
Puget Sound
Straits Steamship Company
Northwest insurer gains New York license
The Washington Fire Insurance Company becomes the first Northwest insurer to be licensed in New York, marking a regional expansion.
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Washington Pire Insurance Company
Northwest Insurance Company
New York
Ove
Government wins case against Capt Carter in fraud trial
Judge Kohl in Chicago Federal Court rules Carter not entitled to 400000 in unregistered railroad bonds and other securities placed by the government in safety deposits. The decision sustains the government’s position in the 75000 fraud conspiracy case involving Greene and Gaynor and ends the lengthy proceedings.
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Kohl Eaat
United States Offénat Court
O. M. Carter
United Lates Army
Capt
Carter
Greene and Gaynor
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