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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1904
Page
8
The Wayside Emergency hospital shifts its operation to a new site off the street, with beds, patients, and equipment moved aboard. Donations flow in, plans include an auxiliary hospital using repurposed street cars as wards, and the project seeks public support for further expansions and clothing needs.
A Ballard project seeks an artesian well at Fourth Street to supply the city’s new two section reservoir. Crews have drilled about 800 feet, facing hard clay but continuing to push at 25 to 40 feet daily. If successful, three more wells will be sunk at the reservoir corners to meet demand. a social ball follows on Saturday night.
The Northwest Baptist convention opens tomorrow at Tabernacle Baptist Church on West Harrison Street with about two hundred delegates. The gathering covers territory from Whitish Columbia to the Columbia River and from the Cascade to the sea. President C. & Shank and secretary Rev. L. W. Terry of Tacoma lead the organization, with sessions open to the public.
This store advertises a list of bargains guaranteed as the strongest value available. The offer emphasizes exceptional pricing and assured value to shoppers seeking savings.
I quart granite rice boiler six inch granite pie pan copper bottom wash boiler and tea kettle priced from 5 to 1.50. No. 8 copper bottom wash boiler priced 1.00 to 1.25. Mrs Potts nickle plated irons 0.75. Folding clothes rack four feet high three cents and five foot step ladder fifty three cents.
A compact advertisement lists gas radiator at 3.50 dollars, canvas leggings at 40 cents, a mattock with handle, 65 cent boxes, and Best’Axe grease at 10 cents. The mix reflects a quirky early catalog format.
The agenda lists sermons and discussions by Rev. W. G. Jones Rev. RK Greene Rev. M. W. Miller Rev. A. G. Sawin and Rev. Wallace. Evening session includes prayer song service led by A. B. Cook and Tabernacle Church Choir Address of Welcome by Chas Black Seattle closing prayers and talks on ministerial education federation plan and church themes by Rev. John M. Dean Seattle.
The Sunset Telephone company began stringing wires across the Port Madison Indian reservation to Port Townsend this morning, enabling direct communication previously possible only via Olympia. Government granted permission to lay lines across the reservation last Friday.
Checks totaling 22.50 were passed Saturday by men claiming to be Wi J. Alexander. They indorsed the checks with that name, drawn on Washington Trust Company in favor of Alexander and signed by the Hilcott Hay Lumber company. Bank found no such account.
Toledo oct 10 report of appraisers on the estate of the late Golden Rule Jones shows total interest a fraction over 220000, down from six years ago, with 900000 held in Acme Bucker stake seven years prior. He gave away over 100000 yearly, had 200 notes destroyed by will, backed many defaulters, and refused to make a will citing unclear finances. While Hanna glept Robert Manna had $20 stolen from his pockets at a Hot saloon, his hat also taken.
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