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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1906
Page
6
Classified snippets show a restaurant kitchen for sale, a first class shoe shop with a mfg machine, and shop space offers. Buyers are directed to contact various listings including Mar. s-W., T. Scott, and H. Cann in New York Brook and Oriental Bie. Also references to banking stock and partners.
A compact real estate listing describes a small town property close to Green Lake with about ten acres of land. The notice references a modern room and mill or center area, with a contact at Investors Company located at 2 Columbia Street.
Local notice lists LEWIA LITTLEFIELD CO handling real estate and insurance matters. Hentale Insurance referenced alongside Haller Building on Rainier Boulevard.
Mrs. James Murray failed to file her claim within 30 days of the incident and lost her bid for 5000 dollars against the city yesterday.
Chief Engineer Pierson and City Engineer Thomson to draft entrance plan for road into the city and resolve tracks along Whatcomav. Freight depot planned on block 16. Passenger depot plans could ease traffic on First but hinge on Milwaukee franchise and proposed incline from Holgate and Landerlen ford.
The United States army transport Dixit is due this afternoon from Manila via the Hawaiian islands carrying 6,000 tons of coal from Japan. She will be dry docked at Bremerton for complete reman pairing and cleaning before returning to Walui with a load of horses.
The page lists varied market quotes for vegetables fruits and meats with prices per unit including beans beets cabbage tomatoes lettuce and cranberries. It also shows dairy items cheese and butter per pound and live poultry and eggs prices. Exchange and broker notes and historical date references appear at the end with columnar figures and boarding house prices.
M. B. Largey heir to a $6,000,000 copper mine faces family alarm over engagement to Nena Blake Chicago actress. Largey travels with a touring company to elevate her star status while she and her family deny he seeks dating for stage motives. The story notes Blake’s own fascination with the stage and reports preparations for her arrival in the city.
A committee led by Dr. Matthews selects a modern stone and brick edifice for the First Presbyterian church. The planned building will cost between 100 000 and 150 000 dollars with seating for 2400 to 4000, featuring Sunday school rooms a kindergarten a cymnarium and shower baths. A school for training Sunday school teachers and missionaries will also be provided.
Jacob Measler charged with an alleging act. J W Hudson sought in Spokane for burglary and arrested. A daughter born Thursday to Mrs J W Harrington of Green Lake Avenue. San Juan halibut steamer departs for two week expedition. Information filed against Nina for defrauding J B Neville of Elgin hotel for $8 lodging. Seattle Car Manufacturing Co increases capital from 10000 to 100000. recent month machinery installed worth 25000. Steamer Chehalis arrives from San Francisco with passengers and 900 tons freight amid storm. Seattle Turnverein committee reports new hall for unit German societies to be completed in March. Captain Frank A Grant and Maj A B noted in U S quartermaster context.
Dyer of Vancouver and A. F. Donovan, chief man at Vancouver, were aboard to inspect the five ships that arrived in Seattle on Manila on the transport Dix. Installation meeting of A regiment 2, Union Veterans held Thursday evening. Officers listed include Benj Levy, F iie, John Taylor, James George W Olney, L Thilbourne, Willam Ray Kingsbury and F. & Kerry.
Godfrey Chelander of the club directs plans for entertaining Governor Mcinnes of Alaska during a Seattle stop on his tour. No definite program announced yet but the club and British officials expect to secure strong cooperation.
Damaged text reports Willem Leary seeking damages for losses including a pipe of tobacco whiskey and reputational harm. The narrative mentions pursuit by lawmen in Park, dispossession of livestock and other items, and a period of confinement described as a vile durance. An attorney handles the case.
Busy Men beat West Seattle 28 to 10 as defense dominated. Key players include Bu Center, Lee captain, Kent guard, Cheever, Worley, Kindred, Scott, Riwell. refereed by McFadden.
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