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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
6
A fragmented legal advertisement page lists law offices and services including VAN PORD, ROSSAN & JOHNSON, Pacific Beattie, and others. Mentions Notary Public and evenings hours, with scattered addresses such as Arcade Seattle and Pacific Bix.
An array of 19th century classified notices lists land for sale near Bothell and Beattie, farm bargains, ranches and chicken ranches. Properties include 4 acre tracts with water, 16 acre chicken ranch, 1 acre lots on California Ave, and a Fremont lot. Listings mention payments, terms, and contact routes with agents and offices in Seattle.
Fragmentary listing describes one and a half miles from Kent a farm with improved pages including pasture, a barn, chicken house, chickens and cows, one horse, buggy, farming tools, and terms of sale. Abbreviations and garbled words obscure full details.
The California steamer goods arrived late Monday with one of the heaviest market cargoes landed in the port. The last naval oranges are on the market and the strawberry season ends soon due to heavy rains. Prices for beans, onions, lettuce, apples, berries, and other produce are listed, reflecting a strong market with wide variety from Yakima to California sources. The section also notes fresh breadlike items and a Brown’s Blood health advert.
A detailed price and commodity list from a historical market page, covering cheeses eggs meats fish flour cereals honey feed and grain seeds with numerous firm figures and vendors. The page notes Chicago market quotations for wheat and corn and includes Downing Hopkins brokers as source.
Joseph McMillan of Denver, reported missing after leaving April 10 for Seattle, is feared dead. Authorities describe him as 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighing about 135 pounds with dark hair and eyes, a black mustache, and a distinct mole on his forehead. His brother, a resident of this city, is questioned in the inquiry.
Judge Dehaven overruled the defense demurrer and sustained the indictment charging Mitchell with receiving money tied to land patent claims. Mitchell is linked to the firm Mitchell & Tasner and Frederick A. Kribs. Trial set for Tuesday June 20 as voir dire panel assembles.
The International Typographical Union revoked the charter of the Louis local in Indianapolis citing rule violations after the local accepted a nine hour day and a $1.50 raise instead of eight hours. About 1,200 printers were affected by the dispute and charter action.
In Albany the Court of Appeals heard Senator D B Hill's request for reargument in the Albert T Patrick case. If denied the senator may seek a stay from a judge or Higgins, and the matter could go to the United States Supreme Court. King ape arrives Madrid crowd greets monarch with ovation. Special rail rate to Lewis and Clark trip offered at $5.60 round trip with NP special.
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