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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
4
The Seattle Star informs subscribers that expiration dates appear on address labels. When the date arrives and the account is prepaid, the subscriber is removed from delivery. The notice is mailed to Suproocribers and processed at the Seattle post office as second-class matter.
The article discusses the psychology of assassins and anarchists, arguing their acts arise from weakness and a desire for dramatic effect. It contrasts reactions from leaders like Grant and Roosevelt, warning that government must endure and adapt rather than rely on crude force to deter terror.
Belmont jockey Bedell rode Tokalonike in the Brooklyn Handicap and refused to claim his winnings after the race. The owner Mr Fuller recalled the moment with humor as the young rider asked for a modest present rather than a lump sum. A bystander called the scene pathetic in its modesty.
Boats leave Pier 2 six daily for tours of Bremerton Navy Yard with views of the Oregon and the Philadelphia the largest training ship in the world also showing cruisers torpedo boats and the government drydock several vessels on display to visitors.
Port Warden Spaulding aims to push a new city ordinance to require steamship companies to report arrivals and departures and the amount of freight and passengers carried. He plans to elevate the port wardens office and obtain a complete movement list from companies for public information.
Realty movement highlights three major transactions. Mib tor Roberts buys lot 6 block 45 Sarah A. Bells Second addition from Chas W Kimball for 10506 dollars on Tenth Avenue near Pine. Sound Investment sells to A Fassbender for 24500 dollars, lots 13 and 14 block 13 Union addition. Former Councilman J A James sells to Joseph A Firle in Comstock addition, lots 4 5 7 9 and 10 for 19000 dollars.
Bier oteamees Norway June 29 reports the steamship Frithjof of the Siegier polar expedition is in harbour ready to sail to Spitsbergen to support Walter Wellman and his party in their balloon voyage to the north pole. Provisions and supplies for filling the balloon and equipping the expedition are aboard.
A bank advertises that no recommendation letter is needed, advising young men to show a bank book and open an account at the State Bank of Seattle. It claims 14 percent interest as a start for savings.
The Star Dust note invites mature submissions for publication. It mentions potential publishing plans and references recent calls from the "Army," prompting interest in continuing the community literary effort. The message ends with encouragement to keep the good work moving.
The Bharen Telegraph reports a quirky scene as a young graduate quips about Shakespeare and paying bills. An elderly man jokes about sending a check, conveying a light, humorous tone amid graduation chatter.
A stray poetic fragment reflects a speaker longing for a lover. The lines suggest pursuit and reassurance of fidelity, with imagery of fashion and affection. The text remains unclear but conveys desire and separation.
A garbled column notes local chatter about residents. Mentions painting a house improving looks and a hustler named Peltier. References twin boys born Thursday and a wedding planned soon amid new wells drilled in the area.
A fragmented report mocks Tacoma growth and Seattle progress as construction of a large building drags on. Contractors hoard wooden blocks carved to resemble stone to keep the project hidden while workers sweep mud, delaying completion and sparking rivals between papers like the Times and P.L.
A letter notes worn plans and the need for new drawings as a fence and red tape surround a growing structure. The author proposes inscribing each block with a key fact of history to mark the day of placement, creating a building of historic note and perhaps the world’s longest by construction time.
Don’t get the terms on anything bought here you have to pay anything extra for the accommodation. Our prices are as low as those asked for the same goods in strictly Cash stores, our styles are the very newest, perfection of fit and quality of every garment is guaranteed. Come in and select what’s needed to complete your summer wardrobe from our splendid and up-to-date showing of Cloaks, Boots and millinery, Men’s Business and Outing Suits, Hats Shoes and Furnishings, a little down and a little at a time.
A confident pitch praises Ed White's clothing for race day with unbeatable style fit and quality. It highlights Grays as summer swell colors and claims White's items are top favorites with strong odds.
Northern Pacific offers round trip fares one third more for travel to Miles City or Bilitegs Montana to mark the Crow Reservation opening. Tickets on sale June 13 to 24 with final return by July. Call at the NBP City Ticket Office corner Let Ave and Yealor Way for details.
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