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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1906
Page
4
Beattie Washington postoffice records show a 1907 Beattie Star publication with pricing and circulation details. It lists Seattle Star Publishing Co address, Ballard Star Agency, and subscription terms including renewal and address label changes.
Ferdinand Eorges, promoter of the Uberolantation scheme in Borton, receives 12 years hard labor. The article condemns the widespread swindles promoting tropical plantations, warns settlers to avoid dubious ventures, and cites the judge calling Borges a common thief. It notes the broader danger to naive townfolk and urges investing only in known ventures.
An editorial argues Americans must learn from Japan in war planning and administration. It cites Japan’s fortified harbor, defensive island, and efficient logistics, urging U.S. coast defenses around Chesapeake Bay and flaws in Cuban war conduct, sanitary care, and supply chains.
A fragmented Georgetown column riffs on local figures and jokes about district officials and councilmen at large. It mentions humorous names, a brewery handover, and a Noah’s ark of quirky roles. Joshua Green asks police to find Arthur Kalen, a 12 year old boy traveling from San Francisco toward Alaska.
An investment notice from Elmott Bay Investment Co. advertises 5 acre and 2% tract parcels in White River Valley. It claims cleared land under cultivation with easy payments, predicts land value doubling in two years, and promises yearly income as value rises, routed via Interurban and N.P. lines and a 609 Alauke Hide address.
Oyster Bay reports a rumor of Roosevelt's death by anarchist, then the president is seen weeding a patch. An Octagon hotel circle ponders the mystery behind the strange washboard article as a longtime driver recalls Teddy Roosevelt’s bold boyhood days and leadership.
President Roosevelt era mystery objects draw questions as secret service chief Jimmy Sloane showcases a prized specimen from Sagacore Hill. The odd display prompts talk of a possible rebate exhibit while details remain undisclosed. A smaller related bird sightings report surfaces near Hoboken New Jersey. Amos Boream noted as the town’s oldest resident once knew the president.
This notice promotes ocean beach excursions to Moclips departing Saturdays and returning from Moctipe on Saturday or Monday morning. It rates the trip as a fine coast resort and directs inquiries to the city ticket office at corner 1st Ave and Yesler Way through N. P. transit.
Prosecuting Attorney Meckintosh will not take the initiative in charging ex-sheriff William Cochran for shooting at Tom Bharkey near Y Brien weeks ago. Sharkey, recently out of hospital, plans to swear to a warrant accusing Cochran of first degree murder. Attorney Frank Griffith said Sharkey had signaled the plan all along and delays stemmed from Sharkey’s condition. If he hears from his client, the action will proceed promptly.
In 1924.26 Fisherman Piper and Taft advertise as Seattle’s sporting goods headquarters offering the largest assortment of fishing supplies for every angler.
They promote new summer clothing for men women and children with a liberal credit plan and pay-a-little-at-a-time option. Garments are advertised as latest and best with guaranteed style fit and quality.
A village tale in a rural North Carolina town speaks of ghosts in a ruined estate. Donald Green recounts how Martin Brewer and his bride faced a murderous scheme using a hidden dagger bed to kill guests, with jealousy driving the crime.
Fragmentary notice advertises old clothes disposal and cleaning to look like new at Pamtorium. The readable text hints at a local service promotion but lacks full details.
The Mazamas plan a three week trip to Mount Baker with Portland members leaving Seattle Monday night. The camp will be at the foot of the Well glacier at 6000 feet and supplies passed through Seattle for the expedition. Registered climbers include William Price Anna Hubert Annie Russell Alida Biglow J P Sweeney and others from the university.
Two retired army officers, once prominent as Indian fighters, are in the city and stopping at the Hutler hotel. Major General James Forsyth and Colonel John M. Bacon are guests during their stay.
The Fortuna steamer offers moonlit rides around Mercer Island with departures from Leech Park at 6:30 pm and 8:15 pm weather permitting. Portuna runs regular trips from Leechs at 10:30 am to 2:30 pm and 6:30 pm, with 50 cent fares and scenic views of the lake.
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