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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
6
Phone your want ad to the ain 1060 Indiana The Star collects the money and forwards to the requester Care The Star Classified advertisement rates begin at one cent per word Seven words minimum counted by lines ad space advanced payment required Each line counted as a unit contact Hel lard Meg Ad Pp B Mullen 321 Lea Ave Opp City Ma
A 25 cent investment in a want ad changed a life. Henry Phipps rose from office boy to partner after a penny-saving note led to opportunity. The Star’s situation classifieds are credited with launching many beams in Seattle. Send a message tomorrow if you seek work.
Special notices announce stockholders meeting for the Amore Abe La Cam Ton oh Pcompany with July date and officer elections. Classifieds include help wanted male positions for iron works painter and other trades, with multiple job and housing notices and scattered locations.
Classified notes advertise purchases of used furniture and sale of loans with quick cash options. Mentions Pike Street furniture shop and the Century Realty directory with terms on real estate, mortgages, and personal loans.
Fragmentary OCR text describes rooms on a street with multiple bedrooms and addresses on Fifth Avenue or South Avenue, but details are illegible. No clear event, people, or organizations emerge from the readable lines.
Ross and Ross Mutual Life Bunting Jrwr orm ep pee atdition promotes green lake lots and modern homes. Maryard Realty advertises cottages, small homes, and several lots for cash or terms near Weedland park and Green Lake. Listings include waterfront plots, corner lots, and bungalow-style houses with water, sidewalks, and street lights in Indiana and nearby areas.
The article details Dr Isadore Dyer and assistant Dr Helph Hopkine announcing success in leprosy treatment at the Louisiana Lepers home near Indian Camp. Fourty four patients, including 24 white men, 18 white women, two colored men and three colored women, show cures since 1900. The first cure was a 13 year old admitted in 1902 discharged 1904. The second cure was a 60 year old woman admitted 1900 discharged 1965. A third cure involved a patient admitted 1904 at age 63 discharged 190? indeed. Only two patients remain believed fatally afflicted.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Gale Real Estate and a poll notice near Mercer with unclear location details and partial street references. The readable items mention a poll, block, room Gale, and generic real estate terms without concrete dates or entities.
Wheeler Inc. notes show commas in Baty run as part of a typeset clarification. The fragment mentions city and company context with no clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary text discusses per acre prices and tract value, mentioning entrance column and a speculation on future payments within the next year. It lacks clear details, names, or locations to confirm a full item.
Fragmented OCR text describes a street scene with references to a residence, an outlet, and various unclear measurements and names. It mentions a house, a street, and possible water-related terms, but concrete details are not readable and no clear event or outcome is identifiable.
A fragmented notice describes a local event at Green Lake area near Pacific City involving a ceremony and community attendees. Names and exact dates are unreadable in the text, but the piece references a gathering at a hill area and continues with unclear details about participants.
Fragmented notice indicates a property sale with terms referencing cash and monthly payments, with price and rate notes scattered. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to anchor the event.
A fragment details a residence on Jomneton OO near Brock Phenee Main with a water frontage and features including a front table and hidden area. Mentions 10 tracts within Brattle Nation and a Seattle fare along with 02 cash.
Historical notes describe Dr Dyer's nutrition based leprosy program begun in 1894 emphasizing hot baths open air and wholesome food. Four lepers receive care at a home run by charitable sisters with daily activities and volunteer workers rebuilding cottages amid rising cases in Loutelana.
Multiple 1900 era clippings report disasters on July Fourth. A Sioux City carnival tents collapse injures six. Spokane fire drives away 26 000 spectators at Natatorium Park, leaving players burned. a bomb explodes in Clatskan killing F L Harding. Everett powder blast injures a man, one eye removed. Omaha fireworks mishap leaves Lena Rosenbloom and Lena Chamberlain in peril.
Fragmentary note shows term of steward in Earlington, with names John and related positions. No clear dates or full actions provided.
Five boys died and nine were injured in Wilkes-Barre last night when a failed powder ignition led to a dynamite explosion as they pounded a pipe with a stick of dynamite. Local authorities investigated the blast and the victims' identities were being confirmed.
Four fatalities across Indiana from the Fourth of July are reported, reflecting early state-wide casualties tied to Independence Day observances.
Des Moines reports a balcony collapse during a Danbury parade killed one person and injured several. Other incidents include drownings in the Mississippi and heat fatalities in New York. A boy of 12 died from lockjaw after a blank cartridge explosion, and a 19 year old drowned at Ross Island in Portland. Three more deaths linked to automobile accidents reported in Milwaukee and additional brief notices from Buffalo and Elkhart.
Frank D Lan, leader of a large real estate firm, died by his own hand during an attempted asphyxiation in Chicago. Prosecution had filed about a dozen criminal charges by Miss Alpine and others, including misappropriation of funds tied to investments totaling around 100000 dollars. He reportedly became ill after the family and a physician intervened. The article notes prior injuries and an earlier leg break.
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