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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1908
Page
6
The fragment mentions Ballard and ms lara with numbers 97 and 1 but lacks coherent context or clear event details to form a complete news item.
Keystone lump price reduced from 96.40 to 4.56 and other coal price adjustments shown. The note cites Wyoming and Occidental Coal with a focus on local domestic coal in the city.
Fresh wood and coal deals priced at $2.75 a load and $26 monthly for a modern 4 room house with furnace and water paid. Listings show property near East Pine, Union and Main streets, plus furniture, dye works, patent attorney and osteopathy services, and farm land exchanges in Benton County.
Real estate ad copy describes wooded lots with views over Lake Washington and Mount Rainier, with prices ranging from $186 down to $7,400. It mentions multiple properties in Woodland Park Ridge and nearby areas, with terms such as down payments, monthly payments, and balance terms. Also lists branch contact details for International Bond & Company and various agents, plus promotions and search for buyers. The tone reflects a bustling midcentury classified real estate section seeking buyers for scenic properties and investment lots.
A new meat stall opened on the market’s main floor this morning. The market plans to feature Wednesday and Saturday specials with ample supply to ensure low prices. Local produce includes apples at 10 cents for 250, and a wide range of items with varied per unit pricing across eggs butter cheese turkeys chickens and produce.
The Novelty Annex at 1207 Second Ave. announces a quit sale with deep discounts on women’s apparel and accessories. Ladies suits coats skirts and waists offered at reduced prices as remaining stock is cleared in a 13 day window.
CNEAP CHICKEN ranch features 180 laying hens 8 cows and a large close in tract offered at 626 dollars. Terms easy to arrange through CD Himan’s salesmen in the Times block today.
A fierce blaze sweeps the Schnodard Oil Company tanks in Baltimore with a strong wind driving flames hundreds of feet high. A man is reported dead and about 600000 gallons of oil consumed as nearby refinery and properties risk destruction.
A series of birth notices records January deliveries for multiple families in Seattle and surrounding areas. Couples include Armstrong, Held, Cowin, Mason, Leik, Black, Tong, Fer man, Berg, Knee land, Bally, with sons and daughters noted and street addresses or locales given.
Deaths were registered today for Knapp F Knapp infant Leandane Leandans infant Bushell Harvey and other local residents. The notices list names ages and street addresses including Pacific hospital South Holgate Sunnyside West Fifty-second and Sunnyside streets with January dates.
Poem fragment depicting ships being blown up around MageMan and mines laid on the southern coast. It references Newport News and Rio Jenetro, with chaotic imagery of sailors, waves, and a hidden narrative in monthly magazines.
A week long run opens at the Grand featuring a knock about comedy, acrobats, and a bright new scenery lineup. Peck's Bad Boy and Blue Jeans headline with familiar plots and crowd-pleasing stunts, while the Locke troupe and The White Tiger of Arizona tour nearby theatres with melodrama and fresh specialty acts. Everett postoffice burglars break in, stealing $200 cash plus stamps valued at $1,800, and attempt a controlled exit after drilling the vault door and safes.
The Coliseum presents the Adgie and her lions with eight other Sullivan Considine acts including a new bill. Pantages stages cycling and acrobatic cockatoos the Mar cellos rag sculptors and Luigi Peccarro troupe. Star shows Virginia Belles Cathy Garron Will King Messie Alien and more this week.
United Press reports thieves last night held up a United States mail wagon in New Orleans, seizing incoming mail from Cincinnati and other northern points. Authorities say about $5,000 may be missing, though official statements are withheld. The screened wagon carried a driver and a railway mail clerk when attackers stopped it near a city street, then fled with the loot.
San Francisco dispatch reports Joseph Jackson a Mare Island laborer shot Rhoda Gordon a domestic and James Grant a sailor both colored then killed himself. Gordon and Grant had come from Vallejo. Jackson shot Gordon in the breast then killed Grant in bed before turning the gun on himself. Attendants found all three dead.
A blasting accident at a Pent Homestead, New Jersey site left several men dead or severely injured as three dynamite charges were prepared during a night shift. Authorities investigated the blast origin and the incomplete tamping of charges.
A brief item notes H. M. Herrin & Co stake in Canadian Oil at 12 percent. No further details on date location or actions provided.
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