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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1906

Page

8

Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Largest Passenger Ship at New York

The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, a Hamburg American liner built in Stettin, debuts as the largest passenger steamer tied to New York. The 700 foot vessel carries 3,600 guests, features a dining a la carte, gym, library, palm garden, two newspapers, kosher kitchen, and a crew of about 620. It cruises at 18 knots and aims to cross the Atlantic in eight days, with extensive on board provisioning.

New York Stettin Germany Bartholdi Tiberty Liberty

Ingersoll Lecture by Col. Fiteherald at Alkihall

Col. Fiteherald lifelong friend of Ingersoll will lecture on Ingersoll the Liberator of Men at Alkihall 1420 Second Ave tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Admission ten cents.

Fiteherald Ingersoll

Ancient Japan’s Mikado Subject Receives Ear Trumpet

An American woman photographed an elderly Japanese subject who earned her tithe in a curious way. She created a patent ear trumpet for the old woman, addressing it with a respectful chant about the Mikado’s oldest subject in Japan. The dame now uses the trumpet daily.

Tokio Methurelah Methu Welah Japan

Cleveland Brick Streets Hold Large Share Of City Pavement

Cleveland, Ohio uses brick for about 165 of 280 miles of paved streets with a focus on business and residential avenues. Last year 22 brick miles were laid and this year the plan targets over 100 streets, mostly brick. A three year guarantee backs each contract and 25 million paving bricks are produced near Cleveland. Water flushers keep streets dust free, reducing fine dust indoors.

United States Cleveland Ohio Board of Public Service Etreeta Maceda Daries County Commission

Fireless cooker touted as domestic revolution in 1910s cooling meals

In Kanbas City June the army and women’s clubs promote a fireless cooker that lets Mrs Housekeeper prepare roast and vegetables ahead, then finish dinner on a porch while she attends clubs. Captain M Murray of Port Riley demonstrates rapid cooking times with food remaining hot and properly cooked after outdoor storage.

Kanbas City Pater United States Army Robert M. H M. Murray United States Port Riley Kansas Army Murray

Magnolia Bluff Exposition Site Dispute Gathers Pace

Presidents and property owners of Magnolia Bluff unite over plans for an exposition site. Ina Klein the shoemaker of 217 Jamen St joins local residents in dialogue regarding use of key parcels and community impact.

Magnolia Blaff

Abbott Heating wins Lincoln High School contract

Abbott Heating company was awarded the heating system installation contract for Lincoln High School. The contract price is $15,855.

Abbott Heating Company Lincoln High

Teuriet Excursion to Navy Yard and Ships

Excursion to the U S navy yard at Bremerton offers views of the ship Oregon and the training ship in the world the Philadelphia among other vessels. Daily departures leave from the pier with a round trip fare of 66 cents.

U. S Navy Hremerton Oregon Erment Crubeere

Magnolia Bluff acreage offered for exposition grounds plan

Alexander McLean of Sparkman & McLean has secured 360 acres at Magnolia Bluff with promises to add more to reach 600 acres for exposition grounds. He notes the bluff rises 400 feet and includes a site for three artificial lakes. A half mile of water frontage is available and a donor would build a moving sidewalk from boat landing to the bluff top.

Alexander McLean McLean Sparkman & Mclean Magnolia Bluff Exposition Grounds

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