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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1904

Page

5

Lake Washington trip invites families for summer home investment

A newspaper note promotes a day trip to Lake Park Addition near Lake Washington. It suggests families bring lunch and consider building a summer home as an investment or year round retreat, pitching favorable low prices and terms within reach of Seattle area residents.

Lake Washington Lake Park Addition Seattle

Chesbro's Chiffon Sale at 27c a Yard

Chiffon offered at 27 cents per yard after stock purchase from M. D. Pease. Yardage advertised for coats priced 12 to 18 dollars at 3.65 dollars. Sale at Chesbro's Piano House locations 1505 and Avenue.

Chesbro M. D. Pease Piano House

Roosevelt Keeps Oyster Bay Vacation Free of Politics

President Roosevelt enjoys a real vacation at Sagamore Hill with rest and recreation. He will not participate in campaigning and limits visitors to those holding official passes. Family activities include target shooting, rowing, tennis, and wood chopping with Mayflower and Dolphin available for use.

Washington Roosevelt Oyster Bay White House Quentin Archle Ethel Sagamore Hill Cortel Loeb Sagamore

Warehouse Destroyed in Gaffney Fire

A blaze at a Pine street warehouse in Gaffney destroyed the structure before 11 PM. Firefighters from the Snoqualmie and local apparatus fought flames threatening nearby property and wharves. The sheet iron and wood building held baled hay and grain. Fire Chief Cook predicted limited overall loss. Freight trains blocked by the fireyard delayed response.

Gaffney Pine Street Snoqualmie Cook

Princess Beatrice fined as libel case against ship moves forward

The Canadian Pacific Navigation steamer Princess Beat rice faces a $200 fine if libel proceedings in federal court succeed. The charge alleges the vessel violated customs laws by transporting P. B. Kern from Victoria to Beattie shortly after his landing there.

Canadian Pacific Navigation Company Princess Beatrice P. B. Kern Victoria Beattie

Prince from Briagway to Sentle Spotted Aboard May Ship

A city reported as being aboard the Princess May during a voyage from Briagway to Sentle. The sighting places the royal traveler on the vessel as it proceeds along its stated route.

May Briagway Sentle

Firemen Rewarded for Saving Stateon-Peat Mill Plant

A letter to Chief Cook of the fire department accompanied by a 150 donation from Stateon-Peat Mill Company thanks the department for its excellent work during a late fire. The check will be given to the Firemen's Relief association treasurer.

Cook Steteon-Peat Mill Company Firemen's Relief Association

Tramps Take Car On Missoula Ride Turmoil

Butte Montana July 18 Sellers Lareey a young millionaire famed for automobile trips drew attention again as two tramp engineers towed his touring car after stealing it near Missoula While he pursued the vehicle officers recaptured it and Lareey hired a watcher to guard the machine during trips jointly the episode highlights the perils of public hitches and car misuse.

Butte Mont Lareey Missoula Saragey Largey

Little Tales Tersely Told Incomplete Notices

A set of short notices describes paving work in Walla Walla let to Barber Asphalt Paving Co Seattle for 100 500 dollars, a steamer grounding at Nanaimo with no damage, a railway consignment for Yokohama via Tacoma, and a court ruling on a fraternal order tax law. Also noted are a protest against aviation petitions, a Spokane mine owner dying in Scotland, labor discrimination concerns in Tacoma, and rail shipments destined for Korea.

Walla Walla Barber Asphalt Paving Company Seattle Tacoma Yokohama Stentor Korea

Robbery at Georgetown Home by Three Thugs

Mrs. Nellie Shaw of Georgetown aged bound gagged and robbed by three intruders last Monday night. They tied her hands fed a cloth gag and searched the premises while a boarder later found her unconscious and called the marshal. Authorities questioned several suspects but released them for lack of evidence.

Nellie Shaw Georgetown Percy Shaw Starke Sinlke

Mystic Shrine Holds Surrendered Atlantic City Amid Sessions

Atlantic City yielded to the Mystic Shrine nobles as the 30th imperial council began sessions. In Ottumwa the Iowa State Bar Association plans its annual meeting for tomorrow and Friday. Wheeling saw William Mercer Owens Dawson nominated for governor after a turbulent Republican convention. Paris reports two French cruisers ready to sail to Tangier to preserve order in Morocco.

Atlantic City N. J Mystic Shrine Imperial Council of the Order Ottumwa Iowa State Bar Association Wheeling W. Va Wiliam Mercer Owens Dawson Paris Tangier Morocco

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