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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1907
Page
6
A chaotic listing from a historical newspaper page shows employment, housing, lost and found, furniture for sale, and business notices. It includes help seeks, room and board offerings, and various ads from sellers, realty, dyeing, and professional services.
Umatilla sails for San Francisco tomorrow morning while many passengers are booked for Pieamer Cottage City which will reach Skagway tonight. Steamer City of Beattie heads to the drydock for minor repairs before resuming the Southeast Alaska run. Steam schooner Banta Harbara arrived at the cape at 10 oclock to haul lumber to San Francisco on the return trip.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered terms like JABALTY LOAN BANKING 060 Medinwa and unrelated garbled phrases. No coherent event or clear entities beyond the listed terms can be determined for a concise summary.
Property auction notice from Sunflower Realty listing parcels in Peoria with 200 lots, price details, and terms. Indicates preparation steps and involvement of the seller and buyers in the transaction.
Fragmentary real estate notices describe auctions and sales by owners and brokers. Listings include lots near streets, farms with fruit trees and water, parcels near Main and Ballard, and terms such as cash balances and installments. Sale names include Mulholland and Oliphant. figures reference acres, improvements, and payments.
Mrs Jeanne Trautman wife of Dr Alex Trautman wealthy physician of Lexington Ave was seized by a stranger on Fifth Avenue Christmas Eve accused of petty larceny. She spent hours jailed before bail posted by friends. accuser Peter Hogan claims Trautman kissed him and $14 was taken. Hogan alleges encounter near 120 West 20th Street.
Telegraph brief notes from Jan 14 report free lunch will end next Sunday with 204 saloons in Spokane dropping the practice after 9¢ signers agree to abstain. Other items include Wadsworth discussing NY politics with President Roosevelt and a Madrid liberal party conciliation outlook.
Listing fragments show investment interest in Seattle properties. The note references housing, loans, and appraisal themes with unclear details and dates. The text mentions a buyer group and a lender, suggesting ongoing real estate activity in the Seattle region.
Birth records list numerous names with addresses and dates from January including Stone Nay Thompson Garin Smith Rothstein Ogata Metcalf Hillman Leadbetter and others. Deaths recorded for Hamilton Turner Anderson Herbert Morton Bertram Bellingham Kelly and Smith among others with locations at homes and Providence and Wayside hospitals.
William Weston, crew member of the wrecked bark Skagit, died at the Marine Hospital in Port Townsend Saturday night from illness contracted from exposure at the time of the wreck. He is the third victim, after the captain and cook were drowned when the ship went ashore.
Justice courts of Judge George and Judge J P Carrol relocate to the second floor of the New York block. A large hallway connects two side by side court rooms with Judge Carrol on the right and Judge George on the left. the hall can serve as a jury room when doors are closed.
G A Virtue, press and manager, says neglect by chairmen hinders the convention work locally. The convention planned for this month has been delayed as reports and certificates were not received. Executive committee will meet tomorrow evening at the Presbyterian church to discuss and finalize arrangements.
Capt. BE. G ed faces assault charges after a $100 payment in a case before Superior Judge Mitchell. The morning session continued as the defendant could not appear, with Judge Morrie noting the defendant's absence and illness. Witnesses were postponed accordingly and the matter remains unresolved until the defendant can attend.
Des Moines governor endorses a two cent fare plan and urges 83 calls for an investigation into rates. The message proposes institute measures and lists working hours as seven, while the governor advocates electing all men.
A blaze broke out near morning light at the First Presbyterian Church. a furnace caused the fire and men fought the flames to save the structure and church interior. A janitor and staff helped evacuate and protect the sanctuary as smoke filled the space.
The fichu described as the prettiest and most versatile indoor adornment transforms a plain house dress. A white dotted awisa fichu with a two inch edge elevates a gingham shirt waist to a fetching gown. A mull fichu with lace details pairs with pale silk blouses for dinner or theater wear.
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