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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
6
Fragmentary text describes a location about seven miles south of Alert Point with references to UBL and a station. Details are damaged and uncertain. The snippet mentions Howard and Meadowodalh but lacks coherent facts or events.
Describes acres of land with running water and a fine fruit tree collection, including a large house and barn, all in a high state of cultivation. Mentions a beach area and wader high state, but details are partially garbled. Primary entities include farmland elements and structures.
Readable scraps describe a land sale event with references to price per acre and ownership. The text mentions a market setting, a valley area, and partial details about bids and terms. Names and exact figures are obscured, but the core action is a land sale or listing proceeding.
A garbled notice describes housing offers including a cottage with a basement, rooms with heat and cold water, and cheap terms. It mentions a 1908-like date and several misread place names, presenting a blur of real estate options and investment offers without clear specifics.
Corporation Counsel Calhouty is called by the fire and water committee to resolve a dispute over a water main on Evanstonay. The line lies partly, with property owners claiming private land interference and refusal to allow department access or water shutoffs. An assessment and district bonds exist to finish the main, which the department cannot complete.
Exercises for the Wayside hospital graduating class will be held tomorrow evening at Methany Presbyterian Church on Queen Anne Hill. Graduates include Lillian Tingley Lacy Hite Eleanor Munson and Fa Todhunter.
Everett police last night arrested Eugene Hawley and W A Hawkins both 21 for leaving a board bill unpaid. Constable C A Gejdatrap took them to Everett for processing this morning.
The readable fragments describe a purchase of an item or service by a person or group. Details such as names, dates, prices, or locations are not clear from the provided text.
Roy Martin, seven, ran away from the Brothers school at Southpark last night. He was later picked up in the city and turned over to officials from the Institution. He had walked to the city on a street car before being returned.
English women in Seattle held four meetings at the residence of Mrs. Dr Tymrmea to organize a society of the Daughters of St George. Another meeting is scheduled for June 25 at 1:26 p.m.
The fragmentary text presents a garbled note or caption likely from a historical page. It includes scattered place names possibly referencing Mu and Nome and a mid section. No coherent event or clear entities beyond these fragments are identifiable.
A man giving the name aed Mimith was found dead in the Malvation Army headg ithav last evening. Coroner Carrot ordered a post mortem. The man appeared about 15 years old with no known identity or details.
The Ladies' Hebrew Society plans a one night party at the home of Mrs A Far at Sixteenth Avenue Corner Connie on Monday evening June 18 at O'clock.
The ordinance aims to regulate operation of elevators in many downtown office buildings. It follows a packed meeting and will be considered at the next vote committee meeting. The item reflects municipal control over elevator maintenance and safety standards.
Astoria Oregon June 14 report that the steam schooner Jos I Blanford arrived after noon yesterday after being in collision 12 miles west of the Columbia mouth. The bowsprit headsail and mainsail were carried away and the vessel wallowed at sea until sighted by Head Heathouse.
Tampa June 1 The schooner Cottingham bound for Port Tampa with a crew of six went down after sailing 135 miles west of Egmont Key Fla. Captain A Pp Dennisog and the sole survivor Thomas 8. Dennisog were rescued last night aboard the schooner Thomas 8.
The Episcopal convention in Portland opened to elect a successor to Bishop Merrie. Leading candidates include Rev. Charles Scadding of La Grange DL and Rev. F. Wett of San Francisco. A clash between high and low church factions is anticipated.
Panam Canal Commission chairmen Shonts spoke at Drake University's silver anniversary in Des Moines Iowa. He warned against a modern mad rush for wealth and urged a return to honest, patient accumulation and strict application of the law.
Fire Marshal Kellogg decreed that a large cloth sign in front of H. H. Kalies cigar store must come down. He warned the sign is a fire menace and ordered its removal this morning.
The council approved an ordinance to raise the number of deputies in the corporation counsel's office. The deputy’s name will be announced by Corporation Counsel Calhoun on Saturday. Two or three candidates are under consideration.
Louis Dell Bodum yardmaster for the Northern Pacific died last evening after a brief illness He was 52 years old and born in Minneapolis He belonged to the F A M Royal Arcanum Druids and K Co Funeral services were held this morning at Butterworths chapel with Rev M A Matethewa officiating
James Goldie former California breweries representative says a San Francisco disaster ends the conflict between California and Washington brewers for the Puget Sound market. He says the fire blocks any invasion for at least two years.
In Nome the postal department cannot relieve congestion this year, so men will hire extra summer help to maintain mail service. The statement notes persistent delays and the need for temporary staff to handle seasonal demand.
Charles Aronson, named in an information filed by the prosecuting attorney, will appear before Justice Davis tomorrow to enter his plea regarding charges involving P. H. Roses and his wife.
The board of education will call a special meeting next week to authorize the transfer of diplomas and finalize outstanding contracts for war training supplies for OAS schools. J A Paine, 9074 building, mentions Acre tracts and rich soil near easy terms.
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