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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1907
Page
5
An uncertain report discusses if job promises are real as agencies warn the city may be overwhelmed by unfilled needs and charitable resources. Officials say the influx of claims risks straining services and credibility.
A chaotic Thanksgiving day report mentions a man knocked from a porch by an apparent assailant near Carroll Street and Fourth Avenue, police intervening as a bystander pulled him free. Fort Lawton airman L. Hanigan is briefly noted with a minor injury after a streetcar incident. The piece also references a church gathering, mayoral remarks on citizenship, and a fire loss in Chicago totaling $109,000 involving Tosett and Matulin companies.
A fragmented notice notes a shop inviting customers to enter and try a box of shells. The address listed appears as 1111 First Ave. The readable text emphasizes a sales prompt rather than event details.
Sam Slarentia, who fell from the Donnell apartment roof on November 6 while sleep walking, contracted pneumonia at Wayside Hospital after a broken arm and died last night following a two week illness. He had been drinking and was found on the roof in night clothes by two police officers, allegedly demented, before plunging from the three story edge.
The party members feel more charm as hostesses than guests. They depart for San Francisco on Sunday and will return home from there.
H. B. E. Knapp of Duluth, head of the Red Cuff Lumber Co, which owns timber lands at Albern and is building mills, accidentally shot himself with a Colt revolver at the Willow hotel in Victoria British Columbia. He will recover.
The question of spur track facilities for the tide Mat district will likely be brought before the corporate committee of the council at its next meeting for concrete action. Utah and other streets will extend down Fourth av. south.
Forty guests attended the Butler annex reception and dance last night given by Hawaiian girls as a farewell to the city for its courtesies. Each dance number was named in honor of a party member.
G. H. Woodhouse Co. advertises a $66 furnace designed for large homes at 112 University street. The note emphasizes ample size suitable for spacious rooms.
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