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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1904
Page
6
A dense OCR style jumble lists druggists and stores, people changes, job ads, rental notices, real estate for sale, and promotional notices. It mentions A Mansfield & Co druggists and various Seattle addresses, plus housing for rent, rooms for rent, and employment wants. It also contains obliquely described sale notices, auctions, and business directory entries with multiple personal names and addresses.
Oculists and Aurietta listed with physicians and surgeons including Dr W K Turner. Evening hire and telephone references appear with suppliers and printing and binding services. Local business names include Ardem Supply Co and Moran Brow Co Aw y with general listings for printing and commercial services.
Reports from Manila on November 14 state that nine soldiers of the Eighteenth company and one American attached to the hospital corps were killed in an ambush off the coast of Samar. Local details remain sparse.
Ballard J G Corbett superintendent of McBowen's mill was injured last Friday when he fell from the refuse carrier into the bay while inspecting the chain. He tripped and struck a board, rendering him unconscious. He is recovering but not expected to return soon.
Engineer Chapman invited the mayor and city council to ride the line yesterday. They accepted and inspected the road, elated that the project will link Seattle with Everett and boost the city's commercial importance.
Seattle advice led to the arrest of A. Peters a peddler on a charge of embezzlement. An officer will be sent to bring Peters back for trial. He allegedly kept money entrusted to him by his employer B. Gerber of this city for his own use.
Union cooks and waiters walked out at the Bismarck cafe last night leading to a boycott by pickets on Madison Street. Proprietor William Jensen defends hiring nonunion staff saying he cannot secure union workers and warns of an injunction if the strike continues.
Nine Latona residents filed a protest with the council against a proposed wooden septic tank to hold Brooklyn sewer refuse. They claim its use endangers nearby residents. The notice appears amid a local ad for Toys Mackintoshes and Rubber Coats at The Rubber Store on 714 First Avenue and a late copying service offer from The Star.
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