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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
11
A chaotic mixed listing shows farms ranches and parcels for sale. Includes 3 acre tracts near towns land with timber pasture and water access plus homes frame barns and stock. References to owners brokers attorneys and local streets and landmarks appear throughout the fragment.
Quick sale by former owner with terms on 0 to 1 acres near Hremer ton. Frontage on a bay bluff with water access and nearly level land. Includes a 4 room house with outbuildings, orchard, and spring water. location on Vashon Telend with county road access. 0000 ROBERT MALTHY Alaska Building.
Fragmented classifieds describe cheap land near Parifie City and Alaska Building parcels. Advertisements tout small payments and interurban access, with mentions of houses cabins and distant lots for sale along East Union and nearby routes.
Local ad fragment shows a bargain sale with unclear brand names and partial items listed. Readable bits mention affordable household goods and discounts, but the full details and store identity are obscured by damaged OCR.
Fragmentary text suggests a local notice about property fees or rents on a cottage at a street name resembling Minekiey or Madinne. The garbled wording limits specifics on actions, parties, dates, or amounts.
City Attorney McMeahon accused county officials of false charges while Sheriff Smith defended land holdings near Youngstown. Prosecutor Mackintosh dismissed the claims as distorted rhetoric. County commissioners refused to discuss the matter with the Chamber of Commerce, challenging its representation and demanding public inquiry.
President Roosevelt today pardoned William January with the pardon to take effect July 18. Attorney General Bonaparte recommended a short post pardon period and that January be required to serve a brief sentence.
W M Armstrong chairman of the New York senate finance committee sent a statement to the AY P exposition noting the fair appropriation was not discussed due to a funds shortage. He said broad interest exists and the matter will be revisited at the next session, attributing the shortfall to the new indirect tax policy.
J. T. Clark, a laborer, was hurled from a wagon near his home and jammed between the wagon and an electric light pole. He remained unconscious and was moved to Beattle Genere hospital where his condition was reported serious but slightly improved in the morning.
The New York Chamber, founded 1768 with distinguished officials Chauncey Depew and Cornelius N. Brin, praised America’s growth at the A Y P Exposition. It urged closer economic ties with the West and East coast regions, highlighting New York as a leading commercial hub and urging state action for prosperity.
A fragment from a Star Special Services notice describes ongoing inquiries over a mail steamer route between Port Townsend and Mytorla. The Commercial Club and office department weigh whether the vessel should continue operation or be deeded to another party, with a June 1 deadline looming.
A notice warns the public about a fake solicitor claiming to be with the Alaska Yukon Pacifica tion and the Expo, alleging credentials to work for the organization. The director J A Nadeau states no authorization exists and cautions people to verify before engaging.
Stray fragments report a secret marriage in Tacoma between a man named Kerr Gifford and a woman described as Caroline. The tale mentions families, pursuit for a spouse, and a courtroom style dispute over two children named Dexter and J. Met, with minor items about property and a missing window frame.
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