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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1906
Page
5
The article warns of ptomaine poisoning from spoiled or undercooked animal foods such as pork and sausage, noting symptoms like nausea and abdominal pain. It advises cooking meat thoroughly, avoiding risky foods in hot weather, and seeking medical care including emetics and cathartics if poisoning is suspected.
Sanborn of San Francisco, a woolen maker and sporting goods innovator, plans a Seattle factory at Green Lake. He negotiates with lakefront property owners while some parcels require residential use, aiming to form a stock company with Seattle investors. one merchant has pledged $10,000.
An engaged couple, P F D Tayler and Miss Cora Mason, flee Seattle aboard the Indianapolis to reach Victoria for a license and clergy. A friend warns Tayler that Cora’s father is pursuing, Captain Carter aids by delaying the pursuer and the couple sails out of port. Tayler, once from Tacoma, faces disapproval from his in law after news of the plan reaches Mason House.
Dispatches from Lt Col Glassford indicate August troop movements with Buford preparing to sail to Seattle by July 1. Tenth Infantry to northern posting, Third Infantry to Skagway, Fort William H Seward, Vardes, and St Michael, then south. Col Dalton to Fort Gibbons and Col Noon to Fort Egbert.
A rough notice states a flying trip to view San Francisco with round trip rate of 42.50 including berth south of Portland. It mentions call N. P. City Ticket Office at First Ave and Yesler Way for particulars.
Macy at 606 Queen Anne Avenue reported to the police. Detective Philbrick investigated and found the thief broke in a window but could not wet the place because an inside door was locked.
Detective Corbett and Adame arrested five boys aged 11 to 15 on suspected youth gang activity. A bicycle found with one suspect matched a local theft, and all five were turned over to Truant Officer Ketcham after multiple complaints. Names given: Elmer Ray 11 Winston Gower 12 Albert Miller 12 William Gorman 12 Howard Malone 15.
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