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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
5
A humorous fragment notes a mix of odd scenes including a brick incident and a grandpa misplacing bulbs, with stray lines about a Roman senator’s cost of living and a Philadelphia gas plant dispute. The chaotic text weaves assorted quotes and anecdotes without a clear single event.
Miss Gertrude Davis wed Otto W in a 6:30 ceremony at the summer home of Captain and Calvin Davis in Rainier Beach. Olga C. Hartung served as bridesmaid with George Hartung assisting. The couple plans to reside in Columbia Terrace. City fights to remove portions of Frye and Heary packing house property for street use.
Mayor Ballinger promotes tuberculosis crusade by printing thousands of warning slips on the city anti-expectorating ordinance. Patrolmen will hand slips to offenders. arrests only for chronic violators. He cites Washington, D C as a model and says the aim is education, not mass jailings.
A Seattle florist showcases green carnations produced by artificial coloring using ammonia, drawing interest from locals. The method remains secret, with plans to switch to a blue rose if demand shifts. Also, the Puget Sound Limited train between Seattle and Portland offers an inspection event on Saturday evening June 1.
Real estate dealers report two and a half days closed but week still strong with sales reaching several hundred thousand dollars. Key sale: northeast corner of Fifth and Pike transferred to Captain Caine for $75,000. Ballard saw a $14,000 lot sale by William Thannum. Another $10,900 lot sale on Seventh Street. First Real Estate Club meeting at the Hotel Sander shared insights on local market.
Saturday shoppers may hear a street concert by Prof. Minor's boy band between 8 and 9 30 PM on First avenue between Columbia and Marion. William Bell, longtime assistant inspector in the local weather bureau, is appointed chief of the bureau at Pocatello and will move with his family this Saturday.
The Northern Pacific will alter its timetable on June 4 with many route changes and added trains. The update signals broader adjustments across lines and new services for travelers.
The line from Seattle to Spokane adds a fourth daily service starting in June, with departures from Seattle at 2 p.m. via the Northern Pacific route. The schedule expands existing daily trains, enhancing travel options between Seattle and Spokane.
A mysterious healer is credited with miraculous cures and reviving the once lifeless body, described as possessing phenomenal panopathic power. Eyewitnesses report dramatic recoveries and renewed vitality after contact with the enigmatic figure.
A remarkable healer treats patients with discarded drugs and medicines turning the heart to beat again. a wondrous discovery attributed to his skill and law of nature.
New York May 29 Special Correspondence Dr Wallace Hadley a famed scientist and healer claims he can cure any disease. He offers free home treatment by mail to any sick person who writes detailing their disease symptoms and age.
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