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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1903
Page
8
The Beat mayor Humes recounts a woodland pursuit of a bear and a planned revenge driven raid. He narrates a hunt for a she bear at Squak Slough and a scheme to rob her home, ending with a compass talisman and talk of raiding a mountain lake for trout.
On the steamer Majestic the ram Billy, mascot since birth, butted a street urchin who tried to steal cabbage from the cook. Sailors sympathized with Billy as the boy was hauled overboard. Billy remains valued for guiding timid sheep aboard for shipment to Victoria.
Josh Wise remains missing after a search and rumor swirl. Friends doubt drinking caused his disappearance and his wife pleads for information as authorities consider tracking leads along Lake Uniem. The case prompts renewed sleuthing by Chief Sullivan if he does not reappear in two days.
An Alaskan operator, J. Machant, bought the southwest corner lot at Sixth Avenue and Columbia Street from W. D. Koslowski for 10,000 dollars. Koslowski had previously paid 6,000 for the property. Building laborers are asked to take a full holiday Monday the 2th for carnival, per Philip M Kenna secretary.
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A local department store promotes an emergency sale with deep discounts on mahogany shaving cabinets, oak Morris chairs, Turkish leather rockers, hall trees, and folding beds. Highlights include regular prices and reduced Emergency Sale prices, plus limited quantities on a third floor markdown event.
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