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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1910
Page
7
The note offers delivery at a stated price with fully furnished items and payment terms of 159 dollars in cash and a remaining balance of 896 dollars per month.
A collage of Seattle real estate ads touts lots for sale near transit and schools, with prices from $669 to $1,000 and terms offered by Century Realty Co and Empire Real Co. multiple agents, addresses, and trading offers highlight a busy market for vacant lots, houses, and exchanges across Washington and Oregon.
From Mill Direct to You for Peer Mission doors and house paint items. Cottage frost windows and top light glass, roofing materials, doors, chrome knobs, window glazing, and barn paints listed with per gallon or package prices. Catalog printed by Williams Co, 1019 Western Ave Madison Seattle Washington with contact numbers.
Lucy Parsons, widow of Albert R. Parsons and a Haymarket figure, will lecture tonight on Labor's Long Struggle With Capital at Evergreen Hall 627 First Ave and tomorrow on The Woman Question Marriage and Divorce at 1524 Fifth Ave. The program emphasizes labor issues and social reform.
Brief readable notes describe a natural park and beach on the Pacific coast with a Ballard to Loyal Heights transfer via Market. Admission is ten cents with Sunday dancing afternoons and evenings, plus picnic grounds available.
Real estate notice offers Yakiman Moxee orchards in five ten and twenty acre tracts with terms appealing to small investors seeking a profitable home. The firm handles rough work and orchard upkeep while buyers stay in their current jobs. Request a booklet for details before purchasing elsewhere.
In a moonlit scene, a novelist named Jennings plans a burglar raid to gain realism for a great crime novel. He arms himself, dons a red bandana mask, and slips into darkness from his grape arbor, while his wife and baby dream nearby. A nightmarish interruption echoes as a dog barks and shrieks rise from the fence above.
A comic burglary tale ends with Jennings chased by a mastiff and a shotgun, as Angelina helps. The next night he repeats the stunt but keeps the burglary from escalating. In Washington 500 three year old male seals will be marked and spared to supply future breeding stock.
A brief item notes the Loyal Heights line at Market Street undergoing grounding work and schedules its return to service after repairs. No additional details on dates or responsible organizations are provided.
United Press reports Kansas City May 14 jury in the B C Hyde murder case failed to reach a verdict. Four jurors favored acquittal two called for first degree murder with life imprisonment while the rest supported second degree. Hyde slept well Mrs Hyde visited the jail and Judge Latshaw said the panel would be kept together until Tuesday if needed.
Beginning Monday John M Spargur will become director of the Rathskeller orchestra. The New York violinist and composer comes from Victor Herbert. Adolph Bertram, ex first oboe with the Metropolitan Opera, also joins. Manager N Decompamoes led the recruitment.
Today figures show Seattle clearings totaling 2,217,066.86 dollars with 302,095.59 on hand and 735,346.00 dollars in reserves alongside 46,509.00. Portland reports 1,519,174.00 dollars in clearings and 195,048.00 on hand with 729,116.00 dollars in reserves and 1,258.00 in additional balances.
Andrew Carnegie arrived from New York to spend five months at Skibo castle. When asked about American finances he recited a self written poem for New York newspaper men claiming the country is all right despite pessimists' views.
Quotations from newspapers note playful lines about public speeches and social scenes. The Pittsburgh Post cites a dream of seeing Teddy and the Emperor William exchange pulpits while the New York Press strings a wry line about love versus loneliness.
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