Town notices and subscription details in Seattle Star
Public notices announce a Town Office at BACOND AVENUE AND PIKE for postings and deliveries. Subscription terms show weekly and monthly rates with renewal reminders and address labels. Local representatives for distribution are listed as BLACKWOOD in Chicago and WARD in New York.
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Baterdave
Pat Beattie
Washington
Bagley
Dre G CO
Bacond Avenue
Pike
Stan
Blackwood
Chicago
Hartford
W. D. Ward
New York
Tribune Building
A Cheering Sign of the Times in Portland Gambling War
The piece argues against blue laws and moral strictness, praising strong public duty to enforce sane laws and remove temptation. It notes a city’s war on vice, the rise of municipal integrity, and backing for officials who do their duty amid regional gambling and corruption concerns.
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Portland
Vhce
U S Attorney Gardner Earns Red Badge of Courage
Assistant United States Attorney E Gardner was decorated with the red badge of courage after calming a ferocious bulldog during a moonshine case in North Yakima. Frenchmen arrested for fake champagne faced bail after Gardner hypnotized the dog and secured the scene.
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United States
E. Gardner
Coleagues
Jessie Frye
Gardner
North Yakima
Uncle Sam
Dogale
Your Complexion Without Cost Skin Health Treatment Ad
An old advertisement promises a free first set of Skinhealth germ killer products including Skinhealth SOAP and IN HEALTH TABLETS. It touts a safe quick permanent economical cure for skin and scalp issues and offers to pay the druggist for a full size set if you order through the reader.
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Ana Skdukensek
Caine
Seattle
Advan
Ohio
Pike St. Corner
Dead man identified in dock area fatality
Olaf Selstad, recently arrived from Minneapolis, was identified by Mrs. Oliver as the man killed by a live wire near Galbraith's dock. He left a wife and 13 year old son in hardship after earning a shaky living at Madison street bunkers. The body rests at Bonney Watson morgue awaiting family notice. Peter Lipps convicted of burglary in a First Avenue shoe store break-in by a superior court jury.
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Galbraith's Dock
Olaf Selstad
Minneapolis
August Oliver
Wall Street
Peter Lipps
Superior Court
First Avenue
Richard Canfield nets 2 million from Meading rise
A New York gambler, Richard Canfield, profited about 2 million from Meading stock gains. The piece hints at further fortunes and contrasts gambling with steadier employment prospects, mentioning a Chicago woman’s fatal error and light social asides.
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Richard Canfield
New York
Richard
Mayon HH Has A Typewritition
Mayon HH content appears as a fragmented OCR snippet with unclear names and events. It mentions T. Lawnon and Tarbell with vague references to a pen and timing, plus an isolated line about Thougeh John DD. Overall, readable facts are minimal and do not form a clear news item.
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T. Lawnon
Tarbell
John DD
Shoes Ablaze On Madison Street Car Embarrassing Prank
A Madison street resident explains how his slippers and all family shoes burned after her husband and son baked them in the oven overnight. Neighbors on the streetcar traded quips as the owner rushed to a shoe store for replacements while his wife and child looked on amused and wary.
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Madison Street
Willie
Willie’s chill spell as coins stall during descent
A captured fragment notes Willie hearing coins drop in transit and reacting to the cold reception. The line hints at an anxious moment as metal travels downward.
Northwestern steamship plans Alaska excursions this summer
Officials of Northwestern steamship company announced the summer schedule of Alaska excursions, likely linked to a special train from Portland. Previous Nome voyages were fairly successful, and the firm expects high demand next summer due to growing interest.
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Northwestern Steamship Company
Alaska
J. K. Trenholm
Corporation
Portland
Peaslble
Sightseers to Visit Portland Fair on Broader Trip Plan
Sightseers plan broader trips to Portland fair, aiming to boost reach. Last year's visitors mainly came from eastern states, with organizers hoping wider knowledge will raise attendance and improve results.
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Portland
St le
Gardner Dead After Tracy Hunt in East Washington
Charles M. Gardner, once a member of the Davenport posse that pursued Harry Tracy, died in a California asylum from paresis days ago. His father was Davenport sheriff. they led the posse that cornered Tracy in a wheat field. Gardner had earlier been wounded in the line of duty while arresting a bandit.
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Charles M. Gardner
Harry ‘Tracy
Washington
California
Tracy
Gardner
Davenport
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