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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1904
Page
6
Public notices and classified blurbs describe land tracts for sale near Seattle EVerett area with details on acreage prices from two dollars to several hundred, plus notes on financing and car-line proximity. Also listed are merchants, drug stores, and residential notices, including property sales, receivership, and housing listings.
Real estate listings offer eight lots and multiple houses for sale in the Suburb area near Tai York. Properties include a two story house with modern fittings, a corner lot with cement walk and water access, and several smaller dwellings on adjoining parcels. Prices range around 3 180 dollars with some offers stating terms and immediate purchase options plus large acreage and farm features in nearby blocks.
Prices listed for cow and steer beef veal pork and mutton, plus fresh produce, fruit crates and canned goods. Detailed quotes include White River and Yakima potatoes apples and citrus, various beans greens and roots, and a wide array of flours sugars and grains with per unit and per ton figures. The catalog reinforces local shopping options and seasonal availability.
The article lists Oculists and Aurists, patent attorneys, physicians, and photographers in Beattie and Seattle area, including names such as Vonda Nadeau, Adams Drafting Colman, Chambers, Epler, and Anderson BopeLy Co. It also covers a Calvary Presbyterian church tea at Mrs. Robert J. Boyce’s home on November 2 with guests and hospital talk by Mrs. Cannon or visitors from Way Side Prim emergency hospital.
Hery Pawm Cope and staff overhaul operations at the Richelieu cafe with new managers, pricing, and service standards. Bennett Inet, former Stander chef, explains box updates, a cleaner dining room, and improved waitstaff as part of a citywide refresh. He denies a cafe robbery during a recent incident, saying patrons and staff corroborate the scene and timing.
James Connors of Blackfoot Idaho faces hangings for first degree murder of Sheriff Sweet. The Bank at Endicott saw a raid with dynamite destroying the safe and furniture. robbers’ insurance covers the loss with no loot obtained. Captain Smith resigns from the Shawmut due to wife’s ill health. Captain Roberts rumored to succeed. Count Lochwitzky arrives in Victoria from Japan amid provincial denunciations, seeks San Francisco position in education. Arthur Holland, 26, dies by suicide at Chehalis lodging house after leaving mine. jealousy cited. Mrs Charles White of Snohomish attacked with sulphuric acid in kitchen. blindness unlikely due to weak acid, injury not serious.
Kellogg reports in October council briefing that a mouse and matches caused a three story building owned by John Loramer to burn on October 30 with a loss of 1050 dollars. The fire began from a rodent gnawing a friction match. In Innsbruck Austria on November 5 German element protests lead to closing of the Italian law faculty with students allowed to study elsewhere.
A fire gutted Peterson grocery on the corner of Cheetnut and Maine streets during the night. Firemen fought hard but the blaze caused heavy damage before crews finally stopped it.
James L. Bills suffered a stroke of paralysis at 9 o clock while en route to a future home with Mr Hille and wife caring for him. He was taken ill upon arrival. sons were notified. Remains were taken to Mayfield morgue and prepared for shipment to Ceer ton Wash, his former home.
Ballard Elks plan a jadien night next Friday and have begun a headdressed tourney. Ballard Stars face Fremont Blacks in a 10 am football game tomorrow at the old baseball grounds. teams are evenly matched. Water department orders a new main on Division street before the rainy season. Gen Lawton circle No 14 will host an oyster supper on election night.
Mary Booth relative of Edwin Booth bursts into the Tom Sharkey saloon with a revolver threatening to shoot. Sharkey was absent. she was arrested on Fourteenth Street and taken to Bellevue hospital for mental evaluation after terrifying bystanders.
Mrs Boddy of the Mont Claire house at Sixth Avenue and Seneca Street reports nightly tapping at her bedroom window. About 10 15 each night a man taps with his fingertips, leaving as mysteriously as he arrives after signaling. An officer is summoned to investigate the strange intrusion.
At the Church of Christ on Third Avenue and Hall Street the evening service will discuss The Saloon Problem. All interested in temperance and municipal issues are invited to attend tomorrow. Also note Save ten percent in Sunday and Monday Bee papers from Z C Miles and Piper Co.
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