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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1906
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Greene Avs Pike block and hospital payment notes, a cashier and commercial service, dyeing and cleaning, and a Hellable Dye Werk. It also references lots for sale near a central activity area with easy terms. No clear persons, events, or dates are identifiable.
Describes inexpensive properties north of Green Lake in Colling addition area. Mentions cleared lots near Woodland Park and a belt-pere tract adjacent on Fremont Avenue near the park. One block of 12 lots offered at four dollars each.
A fragment reports repairs at West and Wheeler, with a damaged building, a water main issue, and street work near Cotman Building. It notes rental terms, corner locations, and monthly payments, mentioning a city hire option and cash balance, plus references to Green Lake area and CHR Ramos.
Classified notice highlights affordable homes and acreage for sale near Everett to Renton. Listings mention 8 to 18 minute streetcar commutes, terms including down payments, monthly rents, water access, and convenient locations close to city water. Also notes markets and produce pricing from a local broker.
A critical profile of Senator John Kean portrays him as aligned with Wall Street power and major corporate interests. The piece argues he favors railroads and public utilities, links him to firms like Twin City Rapid Transit and Chicago Junction Railways, and suggests his influence reflects inherited wealth and political corruption in New Jersey.
In Washington Senator Kean openly opposes the president’s policy stance on the balance between the people and trusts and remains a leading opponent of rate legislation.
Kean has left a clear mark on Elizabeth city affairs as he shapes policy and local priorities in the community. His approach signals emphasis on development, governance, and public projects benefiting residents.
Georgetown residents press the city to enforce an ordinance to narrow Peary street to 15 feet and widen Horton street to 85 feet by condemning adjacent property. The project would create a 90-foot main thoroughfare linking First Ave Seattle to Rainier Ave and improve transit, boosting property values.
A verbose essay argues old age grants freedom to eat peppermint on streetcars and express opinions, while mocking ageist attitudes. It recalls Jerry McKnight, a 100 year old farmer and prominent local figure, and notes how wealth and status shape perceptions of privilege amid aging.
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