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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
5
Advertisement lists washing machines priced around $10 with weekly payments, assorted rubber hoses from $1.75 to $7.00, 50 foot hose at $2.50 to $7.00, and discounted knife and fork sets, screws for rent at 10 cents, plus farmers rendering services and camping gear. Targeted to 56 families.
A garbled, western dialect snippet shows a character arguing for gentleness to a dog and reacting to a rattlesnake threat. The piece blends animal care sentiment with rural humor and urgent exclamations about danger in the yard.
The Star reports votes passed the million mark in the state teachers contest with 1 012 604 total. Miss Johnson of Interlake climbs to fourth, Miss Armour of Columbia advances, and several candidates gain sharply as 18 now exceed 10 000 votes. John F E Johnson pleads guilty to running a blind pig in Leachpark and is fined 100. CAPE TOWN reports confirmation of Hottentots capturing Arbach, the German military station, on June 2 with German officers escaping.
Quoted speech shows a request for employment and a historical note that The Equitabie has appointed a president. The exchange hints at organizational leadership transitions and labor discussions within a reform context.
The Christian Endeavor society announces a moonlight excursion to Bainbridge Island on Friday night. Members will depart from the harbor at dusk and return after a scenic sail, weather permitting.
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Miss May M. serves as the local delegate to the EEE convention, carrying forward the community’s interest and representing the town in the event.
Report from New York dated June 10 describes a walkout by bakers at a county almshouse near Jersey City. The workers refused to knead dough until their names were added to the payroll alongside attendants and other employees, after electing a walking delegate to formalize the protest.
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