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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1903
Page
6
Classified page ad highlights Sunset Main and Independent listings. Includes property lines along East Union Street with price notes, terms, and view. cottages and lots near Perry Landing with cash and rent terms. multiple real estate agents and offices trading in Seattle area property and rent-to-own offers.
Fragmented OCR details several banks and financial entities including Beattie branch at James Street and Bee Avenues, various national and savings banks, and mentions of capital, deposits, interest, and services. The text reads like a directory of institutions and personnel with limited readable context.
Classified snippet offers a double building on a lot near cement walks in a promising neighborhood. It claims a 1 percent net return per month with one unit rented and another soon available. Offers a steady cash income investment with quick cash.
John O'Mally, an elderly Seattle resident, entered the Comique theater intoxicated with $90 in cash and a $1,900 certificate of deposit. A Walter alerted police when he slept on a chair, waking to find his money gone and the bank paper invalid due to a drunk signature, Mose Goldsmith was called to return funds after the manager was asked to disgorge.
A commission of educational experts led by Alfred Moselyte sailed to New York aboard the Philadelphia to study United States schools. The group will visit top universities and technical schools in cities including New York Horton Cleveland Indianapolis and more. Moselyte aims to persuade English educators to modernize Britain’s system after observing American methods.
A Berlin illustrated journal published a new cartoon showing Theodore Roosevelt as president. The caption reads Theodore Roosevelt, president of the United States, beneath the image, delivering a concise political joke.
Judge Veatch struck Krants against Beehoo suit for 9506 due to absent witnesses. Deputy Conover warned trial delay may occur. Case dragged on. stricken from record. McKee arrested by Hubbard and Freeman for stolen goods. found carrying clothes and identified by owner.
Crane's employment agency reopens posting a long list of vacancies from its registry for Sunday papers. George W Crane, veteran agent, seeks idle men in Earth or nearby areas. The agency at 117 West Main Street remains Seattle's labor center serving over six hundred regular employers.
A shadow crosses the Weather Man's office as Maud Cloud arrives unannounced. Salisbury recognizes the visitor after years, and the two discuss entry manners and the unusual intrusion during a routine desk period.
A mellow voice emerges from the desk as Salisbury meets a crowd like substance. Nimby and followers plan a water wagon tour with a forecast of partly cloudy skies and a shower tomorrow. Free Cloud Moated leaves as the office returns to sunlight.
Two men, an Eagle Harbor resident and a Seattle Electric Co motorman, ducked from the Sarah M Ren ton at Colman Dock after attempting to reach a drowning man. They both slipped into the water as the crowd watched. Capt. Perc Lermond and deckhand Albert Jackson hauled them to safety. Both were wet but uninjured and refused to reveal names.
F Bartholomew an advertising man for the People's theater fell from a second avenue car while clutching banners. He was helped by a bystander and taken to Lee's drugstore where Dr Tripp treated his cuts. He recovered quickly and continued on to Beattie then Beatice.
In Verona Maryland eleven cows owned by Edward M Gillett died after consuming stale ginger snaps and fruit cakes left in a barn. The cows valued at 82 70 were due to prize at the county fair and collapsed after grazing on the treats. A cattle doctor was summoned but could not save them.
Prison chaplains and charity workers gather in Louisville for the National Prison Congress to study better prison management. Notables include Capt. Samuel C. Lemly and General Brinkerhoof with tours planned of the Kentucky state prison at Frankfort and the Indiana state reformatory at Jeffersonville. A shipment of salmon and cannery workers is also noted in related dispatch.
Navy yard excursion leaves Pier 2 opposite depot Sunday with multiple sailings at 10 and 11 45 a m 1 16 2 30 3 30 4 30 and 7 30 p m for battleship viewing and related activities.
Carpenters announce a special meeting for Tuesday October 6 to discuss business of importance. All members urged to attend.
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