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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
2
The ad notes broad store savings across sections with emphasis on rockers for every room. It promises substantial value well below regular prices, signaling extensive discounts without listing specific items or prices.
A terse Seattle Star notice from Star Publishing Co records a postal filing in Seattle Washington. The clipped text hints at an official notice related to sound or stamping but lacks clear details.
The House opposed a department of commerce despite Senate backing and merchant support. The piece links this policy fight to broader trade expansion, Western frontier openness, and global competition, highlighting Tracy and the Johnsons as context while noting political shifts and the recent Republican convention as background.
The Seattle City Directory by Polk's Seattle Story Company highlights a population estimate of 120000 for Seattle proper, 14000 for suburbs, and a directory expanding to 136,800 names from last year. It notes well arranged advertisements, clear print, and abundant useful information.
Judge W. J. Curtis a leading Southern California lawyer and politician journeys to Juneau Alaska for an excursion and will return for a vacation Judge George B Cole accompanies or follows in the article context.
The funeral of Percy Cummings a motorman who died from injuries received on Wednesday will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at North Baptist Church Fourth Avenue and Cedar. Cecil Trethewey son of Mr and Mrs Trethewey died yesterday at the family rest 2216 Fifth Avenue. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM and the remains will be buried in Lakeview cemetery. George Cannon who died from a fall in the coal mine at Franklin was shipped by Butterworth and Long to the relatives in Livingston Montana. The funeral of William G Barbom took place from the family residence 15461 Grand Boulevard at 2 PM this afternoon. Archie Vernon son of Mr and Mrs C Vernon of East Albert was buried this afternoon at the family residence with interment at Lakeview cemetery. Our Purnell wife of Jotin.
Purnell died at her home at the foot of Jackson a street yesterday and will be buried tomorrow from Bonney and Stewart's funeral chapel.
Mrs. Tereet M. Joseph of Dublin asks Poet master Stewart to help locate her son Wm. R. Joseph. Postmaster Stewart has a framed photo of 100 first class postmasters, including himself, but he cannot recall where the image came from.
At a Manufacture Association meeting yesterday the decision was made to remove all advertisements from the new district goods directory. Ten thousand copies will be published and distributed to merchants across Washington Idaho British Columbia Alaska and the Hawaiian islands.
A man killed his wife and then took his own life on Monday night at Fall City. He died at the home after the shooting, believing her dead. He was buried from the Seattle ing company chapel and interred in Lakeview cemetery. The wife survived with only slight injuries.
The subscription fund for the therant ore club house to be built at the Puget Sound navy yard has reached 501 dollars, all from Chamber of Commerce members. Lieut A B Wycottf and Secretary Metkie were named yesterday to lead a sub committee to solicit further subscriptions aiming to raise 2500 dollars for the project.
The Daily Washingtonian will be sold at public auction three days after first notice. J H Dawes, receiver, reports a city circulation of 995 and advertising patronage around 27 dollars daily with contracts totaling 706 dollars per month. The sale follows a claim of rose of 20 dollars a day and pending real estate and advertising assets from Fletcher and Carpenter in Union Block.
Real estate items advertise a MOUSE and lot at 225 down and 10 a month near Pine Place for garden and chickens with views, near school and car line. Mentions of various brokers, Queen Anne hill plots, and other rural acreage in King County with calls to call the office for details and financing. Includes references to banks and multiple agents and properties in Washington state.
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