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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1907
Page
3
The Se HW club manager from North plans to reach the city tonight from St Paul to discuss a national meeting in New York. He will mention one or two players who may join Seattle next year and reflect on a wider glow from his view of the game.
scrambled text indicates Port readiness for cutter Thetis and monument unveiling at Walla Walla with Odd Fellows planning expansion. Mentions Seattle dispatches, coal mine operation at Maple, and several deaths and industrial notes including a man named Sowee killed at Puyallup and a death by hanging.
A writer argues money carries disease germs and praises one-time use clearing house certificates as a sanitary alternative. He cites bank tellers handling new bills and recounts Edward H. Mall's death from myxedema linked to currency, noting unclear benefits anyway.
Reported at Walla Walla jute mill and Auburn banks the nonar rest of robbers who allegedly seized 5000 dollars from Christopher Knickerbocker Howard bank. No suspects named and officials appear to have forgotten the affair as Everett readiness grows for its first wheat cargo with Bra Loch at G N grain wharf. Socialist Convention calls for Tuesday in Port Townsend set for November 18.
Seattle socialist speaker H. F. Titua lectured on socialism and the money scare at the city opera house on Saturday night. He urged citizens to support his party's municipal candidates.
The Chelween Hotel hosts the formation of the Optimists' Club with Mayor William Hickman Moore as president and J. Percy Parkinson as secretary. The club's aim is to promote the Seattle spirit and encourage all they meet to participate actively.
Special prices list multiple leather seated rockers in Mahogany and Quartered Oak. Items show diverse prices from 9.25 to 44.50 with varying features including leather seats backs and occasional wheeled or polished finishes.
In Fairbanks Alaska on November 18, Peter Vachon, heir to a major Tanana merchandiser, becomes engaged to Garo K. Clam daughter of Poatmaater John wm Glu. The announcement stuns local society while two parties remain prominent. A Hewchatr group linked to the Natural History Museum at Jardin des Mantes Paris forms for animal psychology study under M. Pierre Hatchet Souplet.
Prices at the public market were generally lower due to cool weather and few buyers. Items listed include butter at 46c, eggs at 58c, cantaloupes 50c a dozen, green tomatoes 4c per lb, cabbage 8c to 16c per head, and apples ranging from $1.50 to $3.45 per box depending on variety. other produce and staples with varying per unit costs are noted.
Woodland Park Poultry Yards advertises eggs and poultry from its own ranch. The city sales rooms are at 1309 Arcade Way with Main 918 and Ind. 6235 numbers for contact.
James Barry, 26, unmarried, collapsed in the Afro American club rooms on Seneca at First and Second avenues and died after a hemorrhage. A post mortem will be held at the Van Ness Firetav apartments.
With a furnace, it's the healthiest and most economical choice. Only $65, et cetera, at G H Woodle & Co's, 112 University Street.
The first gathering at the new Young Men’s Christian Association building at Fourth Ave and Madison was held yesterday afternoon. Dr. M A Matthews of the First Presbyterian church spoke on “Our Disposition of the Future.” Hubert Retes Hanna outlined Sunday program. Fred Butler sang two songs and an orchestra provided instrumental music.
Socialists led by Dr. Herman F. Titus, part of the anti fusion faction after the split with the Millis wing, yesterday established a new organization.
A Hamilton Studio offers artistic photographs at reasonable prices in the Colman Building. The notice warns against coupons or other frauds and urges buyers to avoid fraudulent offers.
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