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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1907
Page
6
A fragmented 19th century classified section listing various sales and notices. Items include furniture for sale, rental offers, property descriptions near Beattie, and exchange proposals. Multiple names such as Beattie and Kilburne appear alongside addresses and prices, with references to auctions and land parcels.
A fragmentary note from a local page highlights an urban footview near an area nicknamed sn aform ye. Residents discuss safety, traffic, and future development while officials consider community input.
Real estate ad touts a canal view home with 9 rooms and a low cash price. The listing promises easy terms including four equal payments and monthly installments, urging quick contact with the agent at Pike and beat rising prices.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a classified listing from the Whit Post department noting houses and lots for sale or rent. The text references Fowler and Stoddard and a retirement boat Caesar with uncertain context.
Fragmentary OCR describes a public auction in a building on Kempire Wide at 04 Becoed Ave. It mentions bidders and a judging factor, with references to Crockett and Rice and details about graded and paid assessments. The text is garbled but indicates an auction notice from Murdock Paskila and Co. Times Main 160.
Classified notice advertises suburban houses with six and six rooms and mentions nearby farmland loans at low prices. Indicates sale options in a developing area with potential affordability for buyers.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Elmer and Jolly Mine and Union. details unclear, with scattered names and numbers. Further readable context needed to identify exact event, date, and involved organizations.
Society praises the choral symphony program yesterday at the ranch. Haydn's Creation impressed, though illness cut attendance. Director Howe earns praise for raising the singers, with standout solos by Mrs Nina Martin Hatcher and Mrs M A Gottstein.
An investigation will likely be opened into the death of William Kemarainen a Finnish laborer killed Saturday night near Eagle Gorge after being put off the North Coast Limited at Kanasket. He could not speak English and had saved to return to Finland. The missing ticket was found in his vest and he had paid fare to Finland. His body awaits word from relatives.
An 11 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Kellogg, was fatally shot in the abdomen while carrying a gun near South Park yesterday at 12 30 pm. He had borrowed a neighbor's gun without his parents knowledge despite objections. Funeral set for 10 am tomorrow from the family home.
Manager J. P. Howe announces a new Independent theater to be built at Westlake Pine and surrounding streets. Tenants on the site must vacate as old structures are torn down. The project aims for a September opening as home to The Independents of Seattle with a strong lineup of national attractions.
Richard Kinnear sold the southeast corner of First Avenue and Vine Street for $55,000 to Ole Hanson and associates. The buyers plan a five story reinforced concrete apartment house on the site.
The Chapin block tenants begin vacating at Becondav and Priest as the building is razed for a brick structure. Dr. C. B. Cowan relocates to the Elite block. Advertisements note nearby real estate, investments, and property sales with prices and terms.
Ohio River flooding in Louisville Kentucky has displaced thousands and shut factories as high water continues with no relief in sight. Ships are halted and waterfront areas are ruined with widespread property loss and unemployment rising amid desolation. Frost follows flood despite ongoing emergency measures.
The Banta Marie, the largest boat of its kind on the Pacific coast, reached Portland this morning after a Seattle to Portland run. Other steamers moving through the port include the Dirico, Senator, Stuart, Pennsylvania, Rainier, and Dolphin, with cargoes of general merchandise, perishables, arms, and supplies and weather delays reported on the Dolphin Skagway voyage.
J. H. Hasuwa, manager of a lodging house, was arrested yesterday morning by Doom and Biacker for operating without a license. Two beers were confiscated and released on a $100 bail. Bodat, T. Katki, and another Japanese individual were booked at headquarters on similar charges with $20 bail each.
The detention station will relocate to Seattle within the next months, possibly by March 1. John HL, new chief of the local Immigration office, announced the change. The station's quarters will be on Great Era property as construction continues.
Prof Louis Kahienberg of the lonle School and other leading chemists will lecture at the summer school of Washington University. The program includes prominent figures in chemistry and photochemistry. Courses will cover chemistry of phot charge and economic geology led by J W ire University of Wis owain and Goode of Chicago.
William Bagley and another Indian, both members of the Tulalip reservation, are charged with the murder of Healco an Indian of the Wa reservation. The incident occurred August 30 when Healco was struck on the head with an iron bar. The accused will be examined by United States Commissioner Hubert A Everett at Everett on Saturday.
A westbound Jam era passenger car crashed into a ditch yesterday afternoon near Sacramento. Madame Schumann Heir private car en route to San Francisco sustained minor injuries. The incident disrupted service and prompted local investigations.
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