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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
12
A historical comparison alleges higher arrest counts and police costs during Gill's administration versus Miller's, arguing the open town approach increased crime and taxpayer burden. The figures show total arrests and rising monthly expenses, concluding Seattle benefited economically from an open town policy.
Listing of diverse public market prices including ham beef hams and roasts, canned goods, fruits and vegetables with per pound and per package costs. Mentions eggs cheese salmon grapes pickles and shrimp with figures in cents and dollars. Indicates sales and specials for market day.
An old market list shows butter at 38 to 52 cents per pound, cheese at 36 to 94 cents, beef around 10 to 15 cents per pound, and potatoes selling by the bag or pound. Items include Concord and Mubhera prices, apples, pears, grapes, and tomato products with varied per pound or per unit rates.
The Rev Ulrik Vilhelm Koren, aged 94, has preached 67 years to a Norwegian Lutheran congregation near Decorah Iowa and leads the synod in America and the Order of St Olaf. He was ordained in 1883 and came to America the same year. The Mauretania experienced an hour delay entering Ambrose Channel after getting stuck on a mud bar at the dock.
Mme f Muitfeld will be the vocal soloist at the first popular concert of the Seattle Symphony Orchestra at the Moore Sunday afternoon. She will sing Verdi's Traviata in German and Norwegian songs. John M. Sparaur, concert master, will give Sveneden's Romance on violin. Work has begun on new machine shops of the Great Northern near this city.
About 400 guests attended a reception and dance at the Washington hotel yesterday in honor of Japan's Mikado birthday. The event featured social mingling and a chance for attendees to meet prominent figures and exchange greetings.
A fragmented report notes consular agents, county and city officials present at a venue where dialogue raises questions about licenses. The text references a parlor scene with a young man and the innocent maid debating policy and crops.
Judge Diack rebuts Mr. Humphrey's claim that he secured $420,000 for Bellingham public buildings. The record shows $46,000 initially, raised to $920,000 in the Senate on Senator Piles’ motion. The judge urges readers to consult the Congressional Record pages cited to verify the figures.
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