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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1906

Page

7

Boy Killed By A Train Near Interbay

A 10 year old, Tefferteller, son of George Tefferteller, was struck and killed by a freight train near Interbay while playing around a railroad. Coroner investigated and ruled accidental. body taken to Bonney Watson’s for inquest.

Giana Interbay Tefferteller George Tefferteller Donmer Lerpard Finnegan Engle Lewis Butt Philadelphia Freddie Muth Liberty Cherry HI J. J. Kean

Wharf at Madison Street Fire Boat Dock Declared Unsafe

Capt Spaulding reported the Madison Street wharf and port office in bad shape to the board of public works after a light wind caused danger to women on business with the port warden. The dock swayed heavily and piles show notable movement risking collapse under occupancy. A June price list for Diseton brand 12 grade Hawat is advertised.

Madison St Spaulding Board of Public Works Spankting

Gold Receipts at the Assay Office

About $2,000,000 in Alaska gold was received at the assay office yesterday. Two thirds of the receipts came from the Tanana region with the remainder from another source.

Time Alaska

Captain Exonerated in Explosion of Argua

Captain Maloney of the gasoline sloop Argua was exonerated from blame in the explosion and fire that damaged the craft. Local inspectors concluded no fault on his part and cleared him of responsibility.

Maloney

That Mapeline Ice Cream Delights Shaw’s Pharmacy Dish

A Praise for Mapeline ice cream calls Shaw’s Pharmacy a destination to taste the sweet product. The ad claims the ice cream is the sweetest purest daintiest possible and urges readers to try a dish at the shop.

Shaw's Pharmacy

Backfire theory linked to real estate dealer move

A local real estate dealer faced questions after a disaster, with speculation that a backfire caused the incident. The dealer relocated from 69 Mate Deposit bide to 323 Alaska b&eso lidis amid scrutiny of the event.

Lieve Haw Mate Deposit Alaska

Keep the Money in the Family

An investigation of the engineer's office shows Mayor Degmott's family draws 4000 dollars annually from the city treasury while the mayor's own salary is 2600 dollars. The mayor’s son, eerden Deggett, aged 18, appears on the payroll as an engineer at 110 dollars per month. P A Daggett, the mayor's father, collected 426 dollars in premiums for accident insurance through the city employee plan.

Degmott Eerden Deggett P. A. Daggett

City of Puebla Reaches Port After Damaging Docks

The City of Puebla arrived at 8 o clock last night from San Francisco carrying a small cargo and full freight for its first trip in months. A tail shaft broke during a southbound voyage last February and a heavy crane fell at the dock during repairs, nearly severing the ship. The vessel sank during the Frisco fire and earthquake.

Puebla San Francisco Frisco

Giant Douglas Fir Records Forest Lumber in British Columbia

A Douglas fir felled at Hastings camp on Rockbay yielded 18 600 feet of merchantable lumber, breaking all provincial records. The tree measured 11 feet 6 inches at the butt and 4 feet 10 inches at the small end, with a length of 9 feet (incomplete).

Vancouver B.C British Columbia Hastings Camp Rockbay

Royal Arch Masons Elect New Spokane Officers

The annual convocation elected Richard E. Nichols of Seattle grand high priest Charles P. Kimball of Bremerton grand commander and A. C. Bowman and F. G. Baker of Seattle steward and sentinel respectively. A. Duana Co Phrenologists at 14 Tad Ave charged $1.00.

Bpokane Royal Arch Masons Richard 8. Nichols Beattle Charles P. Kimball Bremerton A. C Bowman F. G. Baker Steward Crntinel

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