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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
6
Mixed classified notices show auctions furniture and real estate listings. Ads include secondhand furniture storage auctions and acreage sales near Beattie and Lake Union with terms, prices, and contact references.
A flood of property listings shows homes on car lines near Rainier and Green Lake, small down payments with monthly terms, several corner lots, and modern cottages on two lots. Firms like PRIVATE EXCHANGE REALTY CO and TREPTRE & ROS promote easy terms, quick transport, and rising values.
Fragmentary OCR lists house components and furnishings for sale including items like berries, blackberries and pantry. The text references a house with hats and pantries and a buyer balance, but details are incomplete and unclear.
A fragmented notice describes a land sale near Fremont with a house, one acre, six acres for a large garden, and proximity to streets and rail lines. It notes options for payment in cash or work and claims the place is worth around $1.00 per mile from a reference point, with a five mile buy window.
The fragment notes an item labeled PRICRA 8 AND UP with an anchor and crate concept, hinting at a retail or listing entry. Readable terms suggest a catalog or auction snippet without full context or clear entities.
Fragmented ad describes parcels of land up to 15.0010 acres east of Kent with streams, cleared sections, a barn, and farm implements. Mentions 10 and 12 acre plots near Brattle, near Interurban lines, with terms and monthly payments. Also notes a fully cleared section at West Green Lake and various prices and appointments.
Reports say serious disorders broke out in Onsowlec garrison on the Pollsh frontier. Twenty seven Ingrelian regiment soldiers were court martialed at Tifftia. A mutiny at Samaru prompted removal of the 18th battery to Kars fortress. Emperor Nicholas said he could not sleep due to disloyalty.
James K. Rose, master of the steamer Capac, was arrested at Hellingham yesterday for violating immigration laws. He allegedly allowed K. Yamagata and four Japanese passengers afflicted with a contagious disease to land in the United States.
An OCR fragment mentions Piper and Taft's selling fireworks with vague real estate and investment notes. It lists a four room cottage on a corner lot with water and sewer paid, and references Seattle Lake Washington views, River water, and terms. Other lines mention various names and errands, suggesting a mixed classified ad page.
The Princess Chic and The Mascot close tomorrow at Grand theater with San Francisco Opera Cam. The Pri Chile by Kirke Law and Julian Edwards debuts next week at popular prices. Star theater features Apollo Four travesty The Man Out wide and acts by Arthur Higby the Hoffmans and more.
The Aylesworth company stages A Struggle for Gold for three more performances and presents Kidnaped next week. Kidnaped is described as a tale of a bride from the altar and a climactic pursuit ending in arrest. The play marks the first local staging in ten years.
Detire Brothier, described as a French degenerate, lost his appeal and was taken by immigration authorities for deportation to Veneous ver. He is under Inspector Robinson and will reach Seattle this afternoon, then depart for Vancouver on the Ramona this evening.
Washington June 29. John Willie of Montana who once ranched with President Roosevelt on the Little Missouri river declined an invitation to dine with the president because he did not have a dress suit. The president said it would not matter but Willie insisted he knew what was proper and refused to go.
Four people died when an excursion train struck a carriage near Philadelphia and Reading railway yesterday. Among the dead were a bride and bridegroom, while the accident caused widespread shock.
A retailer announces a broad refund deal promising one third of every purchase back to customers. Applies to suits, hats, shirts as normal prices are marked and stock must be cleared. The offer aims to move bulk inventory swiftly.
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