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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1904
Page
5
The advertisement contrasts the old saving method with a modern approach offering 4 percent interest. It promotes starting with a deposit as small as $1.00 and features D. P. Lowman and Stewart as vice presidents, urging readers to save with the new method.
Trust Co. listing a Seattle address at 112 Cherry Street with agents named Bank of Cape Nome in Nome Alaska.
Classified readers are urged to phone your want ads to the Star for fastest insertion. See page 6 for details and pricing.
A broad sale offers high grade pianos and organs at deep discounts. Weber Kohler Campbell Wheelock Kurtemann Stuyvesant H and H Chesbro brands plus Pinanista Player Piano featured. Payment plans from four to ten dollars monthly. Second hand pianos including Kroger Plane and Kimball offered at low prices with easy terms. Hobart M Cable and other models up for grabs.
Captain Bell of the northwestern U S secret service received a counterfeit sliver dollar found among the effects of Jack Gingles, killed near Spokane by officers. Deputies Pugh and Doak shot Gingles during a cabin raid as the bandit carried a belt of cartridges and multiple pistols. Gingles and his four criminal brothers had long operated in Washington and Oregon pris ons.
Ralph Armstrong son of Colonel Armstrong once a minister to Brazil under President Cleveland, who faced death for the murder of his cousin Mire Alice Armstrong, hanged himself in his Tuskegee jail cell yesterday.
Washington March 5 The house committee on merchant marine authorized a favorable report on the Frye bill extending the coast wise trade laws to the Philippines but exempting the inter island trade of the archipelago.
A major conference began at Union Theological Seminary in New York on March 25 to guide college students toward opportunities and work in the ministry in this country. The meeting runs through Monday and features talks on religious vocations and service.
A traveling man from St. Louis extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as essential for hotel meals, claiming the pills keep his digestion in order, reduce heartburn and headaches, and cost about fifty cents a month. He says doctors and druggists confirm their popularity and effectiveness, comparing results to reliable success in medicine.
L. H. Andrews of Richmond Virginia extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for exhaustion stomach and bowel trouble chills rheumatism and insomnia. He recounts years of illness improved by the remedy and urges others to try it for renewed vitality and health.
Vancouver police arrest John Kay, 16, suspected of murdering hunter William Spittal found dead in a cabin with two bullet holes. The case follows recent investigations and warrants further inquiry by authorities.
Keen interest in railway circles centers on John Francia general passenger agent of the Burlington and Missouri River Lines. He visited Northern Pacific headquarters with several conferences with President Howard Elliott. Francia left for Omaha after declining to state the visit’s object. Officials suspect it concerns naming a successor to Charles S. Fee. Fee declined to discuss Francia's visit.
Intimate friend and protege says he cannot discuss the matter but mentions a successor to be appointed. Notes a New York society figure and Anita Kelly involved, with a Las Angeles March event and a Los Angeles related notice of damages from a hotel elevator accident in Santa Barbara.
A reader notes Dr King’s Discovery for lung and throat troubles cures bronchitis and other illnesses. Mrs. B Van Metre of Shepherdstown West Virginia reports relief after one bottle, and the ad guarantees relief for cough, croup, grip, pneumonia and consumption with trial bottles offered.
A general invitation to a cooperative meeting is extended at Musteians Mall 16 Second Avenue Priday in the evening of March. Alonso Wardall of Topeka Kansas, organizer for Rochdale management, will discuss cooperative growth in the United States and encourage attendance with members urged to bring friends.
A bold pitch warns youth that defying natural laws leads to sickness and death and urges visiting the Seattle Institute for cure. The text promises a painless, non cutting treatment that supposedly cures disease and removes it permanently despite prior medical failure.
The notice promises a positive cure guarantee in every case undertaken and offers a full refund if cure is not achieved. It states the firm does not seek payment for unsuccessful results and emphasizes honesty in earnings.
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