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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1905
Page
6
Advertises loans on watches jewelry real estate and personal property with low interest. Describes acreages near Auburn Seattle Kenton and Kingston for sale or trade, with terms, nearby amenities, and close to Pioneer Square Seattle. Mentions various agents and offices in Beattie West & Wheeler and other listings across city areas.
The standings reveal Los Angeles leading with a .06 winning percentage and several teams like Portland and Tacoma posting mixed records. In separate notes, the Angela beat the Tatoren by 10 to 1 while the Webfooters won 6 to 2 over Oakland, and Wenatchee reports a bizarre incident as B. J. Brown, an associate editor, was found wandering naked and injured near Wenatchee and transferred to Spokane for treatment.
Real estate note urges buyers to view Meadowdale property described as cheap and increasing in value. An agent promotes accessibility by train, inviting readers to visit the site and learn more about available tracts.
A Seattle real estate list promotes multiple tracts priced with easy terms, including % acre clearings near Geuttle and Kitsap County. Ads promise investment value, paid cash and mortgage splits, and nearby work at Beatle Electric Company with nearby factory plans and housing options. The notices include several property IDs, rental and insurance listings, and a quick sale room cottage near transit.
Sam Hill told Beattie Real Estate Dealers Association on Wednesday that the Panama Canal is a colossal error and a futile expenditure. He argued it will shape commerce to Beattie as a gateway to the Orient, presenting data to support his claim of ongoing impact.
A rustic voice recalls holiday cheer with phrases about a Christmas stocking and tree, noting not to miss April Fool or Valentine’s, and recounting Thanksgiving where a host says “Roone We play like you're the guest” and serves first.
A child recalls favorite foods and a playful exchange with Pa about a Thanksgiving style meal. The speaker lists celery mashed potatoes cranberries ketchup tomato sauce and pie while lamenting sage and onion stuffing. Pa teases and jokes about the child’s fondness for certain dishes.
Mrs Emil Francks wife of Captain Francks reports losing a purse in the Hotel Lincoln dining room containing 100 dollars and 14 in silver plus four twenty dollar bills. Detective Burns questioned the dining room staff but found no trace. The incident occurred during dinner with her husband.
The Star’s composing room foreman known as Mac was greeting friends with cigars when a telephone call interrupted him at 10 30 this morning. Within moments he dashed to his home to greet his newborn daughter, a pretty baby girl, born during the noon edition preparations.
The cabinet resigns again but King refuses to accept the resignation saying a new ministry cannot be formed under current conditions. The move stems from disagreements over army administration.
A meeting of the newly organized Municipal Ownership league is scheduled for December. Invitations will be sent to improvement clubs to nominate vice presidents to represent all the wards of the city.
Edwin W. Morgan, former minister to Korea, relieved by Japan’s protectorate, is appointed minister to Cuba at Havana to succeed Herbert G. Squieres. A Masonic jewel was presented to Arthur Lang, who resigns as clerk of the council to join a Havana mercantile firm. Valdez presents the gift.
Readable fragments list diverse commodities with prices for berries beans fruit vegetables and dairy. Reports include cranberries lettuce apples pears grapes and citrus with quantities per case, box, or sack and per pound rates. Also notes on poultry and meat prices and a brief print line promising jobs on Page 6.
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