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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
8
A night intruder roamed the Culvera residence on Firth Avenue North, rummaging through dressers and boxes and tossing contents on the floor while seeking cash. The incident occurred at the landlady’s premises with no report of injuries.
Dublin officials confront a years long mystery after two well known London figures allegedly stole the crown jewels from the palace strong room last July. The jewels valued at $250000 were supposedly sold in Paris as inquiries stall. Sir Arthur Vicars, Ulster king of arms, is at the center as pressure to reveal complete facts grows.
For sale a light butcher's delivery cart offered by Wm. Evans located at 1100 First Avenue. Price is low and the item is described as in good condition with only slight wear.
Brief items note a 1000 dollar federal grant for Pal banks Alaska deputies during labor unrest. Goldfield miners accept old wage scale and end strike. A Tokyo area town Nadasova suffers large fire with 2.5 million dollar loss. Odile from New Orleans bank faces misapplication charges and is believed in Central America. Western Maryland railroad under receiver. Alaska school funding sought to rise from 200k to 260k. Land Commissioner Malinger receives gold chain and locket. Former Senator Mantle of Montana may seek governor. New York School Board bans teacher whipping. Gambling suppression outlined. Miners with families lose earnings at gaming tables. Logger Daniel Stetson suffers severe injury en route for aid after self harm.
Work on a million dollar fireproof hospital will begin at 18th and Jefferson, funded by the Sisters of Providence. Reinforced concrete construction with indirect heating will ensure fresh air is heated and distributed through the building. The design eliminates corners and dirt pockets and uses metal windows.
Asia B. Jackson a negro faces a state warrant charging assault and battery after allegedly striking Conductor Peterson in the mouth when asked to step aside to allow an elderly woman to exit a Bellevue Summit car at 8 30 last night. Jackson was rearrested this morning by Constable Rhannon.
Lena Ma Hrown, injured February 22 at 417 Fitzhav, married yesterday to Frank Kramer who she told police led her into white slavery. The bullet she fired to kill herself wrecked her lung and spine, and doctor C K Hoye predicts she has only months to live. Kramer faces charges but may go free due to her marriage testimony ban.
Local merchant J. J. Wolf was operated on at his home yesterday morning to remove a neck tumor. The procedure was successful and he hopes to resume business within a few days.
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A shipment of Ivy Corsets marked down to one dollar to boost sales. The one piece, medal design corset fits average figures with bust and medium hip, strong bustier wire filling for durability. Hose supporters attached and trim features include broad lace and ribbon.
Limited time orders for window shades 4 inches wide or less. Single shades sold but not fewer than six with 10 cents extra each. Hartshorn self acting rollers and water color shades 25 cents each in gray and terra cotta. Half dozen or more incur 10 cent surcharge.
A catalog of discounted items including underwear, hosiery, wool socks, overalls, denim, laces, braids, trims, velvets, ribbons, veiling, table linens, rugs, tapestries, collars, and bedding. Prices are cut to half or substantial percentages, with regular prices listed for reference and emphasis on value. Items feature multiple colors, widths, and sizes, with emphasis on durable fabrics and Union made goods.
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