Seattle Bank Clearings and City Receipts Rise
Seattle bank clearings for the month just ended totaled 49 981 453 99 with an increase of 1 073 231 52 from the same month last year Grain receipts reached 2 548 the highest月 shipped into Seattle in any single month Building permits valued at 502 625 show a gain of 40 568 over September 1910 Reception to Pastor At the Norwegian Danish conference Rev C Lyng Hanson is sent back as pastor of the Norwegian Methodist church for a fifth year in Seattle A reception for Rev and Mrs Hanson is planned tonight at 8 o clock at the church corner of Borenav and Stewart St London Oct Le Mrs Patrick Campbell reportedly dying after a night of unrest Physicians cite a relapse as cause of the decline
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Seattle
Portland
C. Lyng Hanson
London
Le-Mra
Patrick Campbell
Campbell
First Storm Disrupts Sea Season Near Pacific Coast
A stiff breeze and storm warning disrupted early weather. The steamer President of Pacific Coast Steamship Co. barely cleared the straits north from San Francisco with 162 passengers and freight. Portland resident Sam Hillings reportedly died by his own action. patrolman Sener found him asleep in bed and he denied any intent of self harm.
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Fapmorg “Epee
Weather Bureau
President
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
San Francisco
California
Portland
Ore
Sam Hillings
Sener
Billings
Actress Carrie Watts Leaves Stage for Kentucky Farm Life
After 16 years believing her mother was dead, actress Carrie Watts learns her mother is alive and has remarried Zel Ameter of Winchester Kentucky. Watts, who rose on stage in San Francisco, decides to quit acting and return to a quiet farm life with her newfound mother.
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Ban Francisco
Carrie Watts
Kentucky
Miss Watts
Zel Ameter
Winchester
San Francossco
Seattle Star readers urged to keep regular delivery
Subscribers are asked to avoid paper substitutions to ensure prompt regular delivery. The notice also directs readers to contact Circulation Department in Seattle for service issues and emphasizes courteous, prompt handling of complaints.
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Seattle Star
Jones
Chamber Chief Supports Fruit Cannery Loans
J. BD. Lowman, president of the Chamber of Commerce, advocates aiding state fruit districts to can surplus fruit. He cites Seattle visitors noting tons wasted due to insufficient canneries and urges fruit canneries to adopt the salmon cannery borrowing system to fund processing.
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BD. Lowman
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Inland Empire
Death of W C Pendleton Former King County Fruit Inspector
W C Pendleton died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his daughter's home 711 Fifth Ave N W. Pendleton formerly served as fruit inspector for King County and his death occurred at the residence in a quiet, unexpected fashion.
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W. C. Pendleton
King County
N. W
Pendleton
Ballard Man Suffers Dislocated Shoulder After Wave
Matt Johnson, of Ballard, sustained a dislocated shoulder when a large wave hurled him from his launch near Richmond Head. The vessel struck a log boom before being recovered.
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Matt Johnson
Ballard
Richmond Head
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