Waterfont For Sale Real Estate Advertisement Teaser
Waterfront real estate ad promises low rates and value growth. It invites readers to visit and see offers with steady interest wording and vague terms.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1905
Page
6
Waterfront real estate ad promises low rates and value growth. It invites readers to visit and see offers with steady interest wording and vague terms.
For sale a new five room cottage located about a block south of the Madrona car line. The house includes reception hall parlor dining room two bedrooms bath and kitchen. Features thick floors wall paper wainscoting and natural wood finish with a large basement cement steps and walks. The lot measures feet terraced and improved with sewerage paid. Priced to sell on easy terms. A Robinson Alaska Building.
Real estate listings offer parcels on main streets with seven room cottages and new lots near Madison street car line. Terms include small balance payments of 16 dollars monthly, with initial deposits around 1000 dollars. Ads promise high returns up to 20 dollars weekly and claim rapid value growth as sewer and street improvements proceed.
Edison Hubbell of St. Paul arrives in Seattle to consult with widow Mrs Frank B Hubbell about the death by gas at the Hotel Washington. The funeral is expected Thursday afternoon with private services.
Moses Keezer a former city council member and Volunteer Fire association member, died of apoplexy in a hotel toilet room. His relatives learned of his death only after his body was brought to the morgue during a funeral procession for a friend at the Bonney-Watson parlor.
At a meeting of the Isthmi an Canal Commission held at Chairman Shonts home Colonel C E Edwards organizer of the head office ceases his work. W L Perper man remains assistant chief of administration and Joseph W Bishop becomes secretary. It is rumored Edwards may be sent to the Philippines.
Second avenue from Pine to Cedar remains unmilled as Stirratt and Goetz delay work. The council seems prepared to approve the assessment roll despite the street being a mud hole.
ER H Hyde slipped along the guard rail of Pier 2 and fell into the bay. He was rescued and taken to police headquarters where he slept until his clothes dried.
A historical note compares Orient trade to Western markets. It cites Japan's foreign commerce rising from 58 million to 300 million and China's from 217 million to 255 million, projecting China's potential future reach to 10.8 billion if current per capita trends continue. It also records Europe imports to China, Japan, and Australia rising by 45 million from 1890 to 1903 while the United States shows a 160 percent increase.
The Walla Walla city council heard a request to grant a franchise to construct and operate a street railway in the city. The North Coast Railway, reportedly backed by the Gould interests, aims to build along the Pacific coast despite opposition from the Hills and Harrimans.
The south branch library will open within a few days at Seventh Avenue and Dearborn Street, the third auxiliary library in Seattle after Fremont and Green Lake. A Hallowe'en party Tuesday evening at Mrs. L. C. Ray's home in Du drew about 40 guests who enjoyed an evening including a renowned fortune teller.
The Enterprise National bank receiver sent stockholders a notice of a 100 percent assessment on par value. Mike Ward, the western lightweight who failed to back Young Corbett, drew James Briggs of New England for a bout before the Athletic Club on November 7.
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