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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1908
Page
6
Classified fragments describe ranch and acreage for sale near Tecoma and Pacific City, with payments, cheap acreage, and rural homes. Names like Bay serge and Hoffer appear in scattered lines, along with references to doors, bicycles, and architectural items.
A fragmented passage discusses love, romance, and personal health through a clairvoyant lens. It references guidance on success in courtship, mentions themes of future planning, and hints at overcoming warlike obstacles with calm, introspective advice.
An assortment of storefront notices lists PHYSICIANS, Dr Dalton, and an optical provider Prof MH Martin offering services. It mentions a supply company and a Fisher Go listing with hours printed, plus a Manhattan address at 134 Third Ave near Pier.
An eclectic classified page promotes spiritual and clairvoyant services from Madame Pylleneria and others offering life readings from cradle to grave. Advertisements claim satisfaction or no charge with street locations in Georgetown and Seattle area contact points, alongside listings for storage moving, detectives, hair goods, lumber, and farms.
Classified ad fragment shows listings for the Ballard Agency with contact notes. Advertises 18 word sections and locations at 409 Ballard Ave City Hall and 7th Ave between Union and University. Phone numbers Main 1060 and Ind 441 appear.
In Tiptonville Tennessee three Black men Marshall Steinback Edward Inback and Jim Steinback were lynched after arrest for the murder of Special Deputy Richard Burruss and wounding Deputy John Hall. Gov Patterson ordered militia to move in and protect officers and the county seat while tensions rose. Local friends then halted a political event for county treasurer amid vacancy fears from George F Runcell not filing for the elected post.
The HMtectric Railway Trainmen hold their eighteenth annual ball tonight in Evergreen hall at the foot of Cherry street under the management of Friendship lodge of the order.
In a letter to Chairman Paine of the House Ways and Means Committee Carnegie says he will not testify at the tariff hearing. He notes he has already spoken in Century Magazine and urges gradual reduction of protective duties, arguing duties should cease to be a party issue.
RE D Hume a wealthy salmon shipper and longtime Oregon state legislator died at his Wedderburn residence after a kidney illness. His Oregon California business interests were vast and he had early Alaska holdings. The Manchester martyrs anniversary noted with Irish nationalist resolutions.
A brief, unclear note mentions a new cels Sem starting his 5.000.
Real estate ads urge quick action on homes near Pioneer Square and Woodland Park. Listings include cottages and lots with terms like 895 cash and 8 monthly payments, several near Green Lakes and Phinney area, with prices ranging from 1 000 to 3 000 and down payments noted.
John C Higgins recounts Ole Hanson pushing a 1910s anti race track bill to curb poolrooms and betting at tracks. He says drafts aim to authorize state action to prosecute track gambling as a felony and to set a strong statewide remedy before the coming legislative session.
Manila dispatch reports Governor General James Francis Smith could become secretary of the navy under President Taft. A San Francisco lawyer, he led California volunteers in the Spanish American War and has held senior Island government roles since Sept. 20, 1906.
By November 26 Mrs Georgianna Sampson was arrested for murdering her husband Harry Sampson a nephew of the late Admiral Sampson in Rochester New Jersey. The case caused a sensation as many believed Sampson died by his own hand.
An entertainment and sale by the Ladies' Ald society of Emanuel Lutheran Church in Fremont is set for Friday evening November 27 at the church corner 40th and Whitman. One thousand dinner invitations were issued by Alan Dale for distribution. The dinner is limited to 860 attendees as the cafeteria capacity is fixed and liquor manufacture and sale will be stopped.
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