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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1906
Page
6
Claimant offers German curatives for nervous, stomach, kidney, obesity and joint issues with free consultation. Listings mention multiple health ads and abstracted notices, including physicians and services in Seattle Tacoma region and beyond.
Fragmentary notice describes farm parcels near Arcadia with terms for rent or sale. Mentions Riverton and Rivertes areas, monthly payments, and improvements including streets, a church, and a nearby electric line. Indicates plots near the Riverton vicinity and a request to visit for survey details.
A flawed OCR lists multiple property offerings and real estate notices. It includes references to Johnston and specimens of homes for sale, featuring descriptions of furnished rooms, water access, farm land, and acreage. Also mentioned are various realty firms and locations in New York and nearby areas.
The Oregon state supreme court orders King county court to send all records of the Georgetown rail condemnation suit to the supreme court for review and suspends action. The court also ruled a chattel mortgage must be recorded where property is located. Governor Mead drafts message to legislature after returning from a state tour and plans legislation for January session.
Josh Wise, a well known Seattle figure, fell and was badly hurt this afternoon. He hobbled to Bar tell's Red Cross Drug Store for a porous plaster and chatter about price drops for various plasters follows. Real estate notices advertise Beattie area lots and homes near the car line with payments tied to rent relief and direct ownership.
The Washington Direct Primary league promotes a bill its drafters defend yet many Republican and Democratic candidates find it loosely drawn and unsatisfactory in parts. Advocates hesitate to commit while opponents move to forestall any action. Democratic hopefuls have discussed the bill at several conferences and Republicans plan a meeting tomorrow night.
Ten bodies recovered after a head on collision between a passenger train and freight at Oka. Twenty nine people were injured as a fire raged, with authorities fearing additional deaths.
Fragmented report notes a hearing on ouster proposals against Water and Standard Companies before Special Commissioner Anthony in the Southern District. General Hadley contends the protest and the session was adjourned to November pending further evidence and action.
Troy, N Y Oct 16 Bigg tian the well known co gan hie season under the John Cort at Hand's oper last night Mr Figman was in the title role of The Man at Hox the clever Harold tory dramatized by Grace ston Furnis life into the blase society man adventure leads him the court trial a servants and other applications the first night and lenge emient entertainment Mr Figman the boner fell Holmes a charming young woman Others in the serve special ment Chapman Beatrice Bennett Morgan y Rainger Wilson en J Brownell and George Mr Cort has spared to a making time his fourth tien this season one of attractive stage settings Mr Piemon will be seemng Man on the Box throughestwest and south returning t York after the holidays in a comedy which is now beigg for him.
Secretary Yandell of the Chamber of Commerce endorses paying for maintaining original Indian names in Seattle area. A. H. Yoder says public schools will adopt the 300 Indian names listed with WF Meany and the university guiding cooperation. The movement aims to keep pronunciation of city rivers and mountains unchanged.
Great Northern passenger Scenic Limited bound for Ne tumbled through a tunnel in the Cascades when five rocks fell onto the track. The crash derailed the train at 1 AM but no injuries were reported as it regained travel, though traffic was delayed for hours.
The Plymouth church hosts the annual Y. W. C. A. meeting Tuesday with Fr. L. Van Horn and FE Griffiths on the board presenting reports and remarks on the coming year. Enthusiasm from conservatives signals urgency for action on the organized effort.
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