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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1906
Page
3
A husband and wife were jailed after a drunken quarrel on Fir Street South ended in a rough tumble. Police charged them with drunk and disorderly conduct following a chaotic scene as neighbors watched the couple turn destructive before Patrolman W. B. Carr separated the brawl and took them to the station.
George Hanson is identified as a bartender and a member of the Bartenders' union. The fragment notes his roles within the local trade group.
A 41 year old resident of 1107 Winkington died yesterday at Wayside Hospital. No funeral arrangements have been announced. The body is at Bonney Watson's.
Hamuel Bpotts 61 proprietor of the Grand Pacific hotel at 1115 Tot Ave died suddenly of heart failure while arising in a dhary on Saturday afternoon. He had lived at 1819 18th Ave. Funeral services will be held from his residence tomorrow at 2 oclock with interment in Lake View Cemetery.
Frank Johnson a Port Hinkeley longshoreman missing for three weeks was found in the Bound near the port. Officials believe he fell overboard under the influence of intoxicants and drowned. Henney Whitson company handles the remains and burial is at Port Blakeley. Johnson was 42.
Rev. Arthur HM Smith spoke to a large Plymouth Congregational Church audience on Chinese missionary efforts after five years as a missionary in China. The event was tied to Talbot for Patents and 206 Mutual Life.
A long text describes a word clock game at The Star offering prizes for clever sentences, starting points around a clock, and an envelope entry with coupon. The narrative also includes a segment of a short story about Tom, a flower girl, and a love triangle in Paris with music at a cafe.
Tom Nore observes Parisian street life as a bashful admirer notices a flower girl in green goggles. A stylish French couple passes by as the scene captures charm and romance on the Boulevard.
In a playful scene, Kid Tomato asks Peapod to lift him so he can glimpse the game from higher ground. The moment blends whimsy with a tiny display of teamwork aboard a shared, casual outing.
Government officials B. E. Blow and F. H. will stay in Seattle for a week or ten days to check up on merchants for internal revenue law violations.
Steamer Santa Ana arrived from the westward last night with 75 passengers and 250 tons of ore from Ellamar. Norman D. Mace Cauley was the prominent passenger, returning to Seattle after a business trip to Valdez, inspecting mining properties he owns.
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