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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
7
Spanish exiles near here prepare for an invasion of their strike movement aimed at Barcelona. Officials fear clashes between Barcelona crowds and troops as thousands reenter Spain amid strict censorship and uncertain leadership under General Claremont and King Alfonso's forces.
The Sons of Norway plans a July 3 show at Junction Hall with Anton Sannes the Nor petor and comedian as headliner. Other acts include Thompson the pianist and Norden Singing Society for choral numbers. The Golden Gardens Dancing Club hosts an open air dance at Golden Gardens Park. Robbing died last Sunday and was buried at Fern Hill cemetery.
Henri Rochette, accused of fraudulently obtaining over twelve million dollars in violation of corporate laws, has been found guilty and sentenced to two years in prison along with a heavy fine. The outcome shocks observers who deem the penalty insufficient for the crime's scale.
Four persons pled today and scores are being in hospitals as the result of heat of the last 24 hours. In addition, several dogs perished last evening and churches report suffering due to the heat across the city.
City New Jersey July 28 anxious friends report Marshall P. Wilder a platform lecturer is seriously ill at home with an acute nervous breakdown since Friday. He has shown no improvement despite overwork and anxiety among supporters.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Cal July 28 and May 24 dates, references to Alaska Africa and Fort Jamieson, a wounded elephant, and a deceased Sacramento native who owned a large estate. Details are unclear. exact event, identities, and full context cannot be determined from the readable text.
Emma E Page a longtime blind worker for the W C T U and Humane Society died yesterday near Olympia due to paralysis after a general breakdown. She was 15. The obituary notes her national prominence and her marriage to Benjamin Curry, brother in law to the family.
Two sisters of missing Misa Sophia Nola in Newport Oregon say the crushed skeleton found in a gunny sack is not her. They examined the remains and belongings and found no identifying matches. They note the skull’s dental work does not match Sophia’s.
The steamer Victoria arrived from Nome at 9 last night with 275 passengers and gold valued at 200000 dollars. It carried 60 to 75 returning Iditarod stampeders, none gave glowing reports of the new district. Two days out of Seattle a crewman attempted suicide but was restrained. The Victoria left Nome July 19.
North Park today promotes property via driving directions to Phinney avenue and 85th Greenwood where salesmen at the branch office can demonstrate the listing or buyers can visit the main office for a showing.
A dense early column shows varied classifieds and personals listing jobs, services, and personal ads. It includes requests for companions and helpers, factory and shop positions, piano or electrical tasks, and notices about excursions and selling items, all presented in a scattered, ad-like format.
Multiple housing ads list four room cottages and three to four room flats with rents and locations including 2715 B Unten 1486 Fiet av 2226 K Denny way and 409 Eastlake. Apartments offer furnished and unfurnished options with rates, car-line access, and nearby landmarks like Westlake and Green Lake. Real estate notes include acreage near Everett and White River Valley with terms, and various houses for sale with price points and monthly plans.
An advertisement from Seattle promotes wholesale prices on sash doors windows and millwork shipped directly from a Seattle mill. It urges sending for a catalogue and lists several price examples plus contact details for C. B. Williams Co. 1943 First Ave South. Roth Seattle Wash and several fragmented resale and sale items including a Mason Hamlin piano and miscellaneous hardware and real estate notes.
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