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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1906
Page
4
An OCR fragment for a Seattle newspaper ad describes delivery details and subscription terms. It mentions a daily or afternoon service, pricing in cents, postal handling, and terms for mail subscriptions with notices about date-based changes and post office registrations.
City Engineer Thomson cites a practicable alternative grade into Seattle that avoids the Cedar river intake, arguing for a survey to prove it. He notes the railroad may object only to higher construction costs, while residents insist on protecting Seattle's water supply despite potential costs to survey.
A column by Cynthia Grey offers practical grooming and housekeeping advice for working women. It urges personal cleanliness, affordable laundry routines, and modest self care, arguing daughters should balance thrift with health and dignity in daily life.
At Waterville on a July Saturday a land sale proposed public access to lake shore rights for 38 years drew strong protest among local residents. The sale, reportedly tied to a state project, would restrict public lake viewing and raise questions about who profits. Senator Palmer and J Gallagher were linked to the parcel, which sold for 62 dollars per acre totaling 112 acres.
A report notes an appropriation error after an elimination by conference committee Taibet for patents and 208 Mutual Life, delaying or blocking a $154,000 allotment for the Swiftcare lightship on the Washington coast.
The column mocks legal outcomes and literary projects as it weaves together stray quotes on truth and history. It references Berkman planning a book titled To Hell and Back and notes a Chicago court scene about a man named Dowle who claims never to have earned a dollar.
A cryptic morning report from Charleston notes a fear-filled incident involving Horton and Mals with suspected theft tied to a police action. Authorities did not release full details. The report mentions Jom Bchidiofekwae eter in connection to the case.
The Hand Box Market at 1100 First Ave has sold meat for over 20 years offering quality cuts. They urge new customers to try a trial order to prove they are trustworthy and skilled in the meat business.
Three robberies occurred within 24 hours in Spokane. One man was clubbed unconscious, another victim lost $1 and a gold watch, and a watch and cash were taken from Charlee W. Powers. Police have detained suspects and two girls in male attire were questioned near the scenes. Authorities offer no conjecture on connections.
The plaintiff photographed the president and Mrs Roosevelt despite a restraining order. He was fined ten dollars including costs and then dismissed. Lewendre expressed strong disappointment at the outcome, hoping for a public airing of the matter.
Secretary Taft arrived tonight in Greenahond North Carolina to address the Republican state convention and rally party support ahead of the upcoming proceedings.
Halvatore Horasine, an employer of Malian laborers, received a letter promising death if he did not pay a society. He reported the note to police and described it as signed by “Wianss Delia Neva.”
In Oyster Bay on July 9, James Blean, a Secret Service body guard for President Theodore Roosevelt, pleaded guilty to sanctioning newspaper photographer Clarence Legendre during an incident dated July 1.
If I could only see ahead a few years, in the wall of many a young roan with high ambitions, but small determination. Don’t wait for fortune’s venue, invest spare money with the German Savings Building & Loan Association. $6.00 a month for 7 years yields $1,000 or double your money. Chas Owner, Bailey building, will provide full particulars.
Police guard the entrance as Building Commissioner orders 12 policemen in front of a store in Chicago. Officials warn customers not to enter while the building’s fire ordinance compliance is questioned. Representatives protest and an altercation ensues with an injunction likely.
Fragmentary text shows unclear references to places and exchanges about money and bank notions. Names and concrete details are not decipherable, leaving a vague impression of advice or commentary on spending and decisions.
See our north window to view new stock of carpets all fresh and unused. Brussels patterns number twelve offered in prime condition. No shelf worn or broken stock. Regular value one hundred dollars. Monday and Tuesday only cut and sewn by the yard for sixty eight cents.
A Brussels service promises faster carpet delivery with a commitment to complete work quickly and dispatch orders as soon as possible. The note emphasizes speed and efficiency without detailing specific timelines or locations.
A vague notice touts a curtain sale as a future chance, urging readers in Nottingham to act now or later. It mentions varied fabrics and colors like ivory and Arabian white, implying a broad selection without specific dates or locations. The fragment hints at a retail promotion rather than a news event.
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