The Star Publishing Company Address and Delivery Rates
The Seattle Star announces offices at 1307 and 1308 Seventh Avenue with afternoon editions and a business department in Sunset, listing Main 1060 and Sundine as contact points. It notes east coast offices in Chicago and New York, and product pricing of one cent per copy or twenty five cents a week with home delivery by carriers.
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Seattle
Wishy Star Publishing
Seventh Avenue
Sunset
Imne Mdonsia
Star
Sundine
Washington
Pacific Wireless Telegraph System Expands Northwest Network
The Pacific Wireless Telegraph company plans rapid expansion from Port Townsend to Vancouver Island and Dutch Harbor, linking Seattle to Whatcom Victoria Cape Flattery and beyond. A Seattle station at Friday Harbor will join the system, with a naval courier vessel to carry a station, promising near real time communication across the West Coast.
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Amades
Weegend
Northwest
Dutch Harbor
Cape Flattery
Alaskan
Seattle
Telegraph
Pacific Wireless Company
Marbor
Whatcom
Victoria
Cape Fplattery
Porte Flagter
Worden
Revenue Cutter
Sound
Pacific Coast
City Ambulance Service Debate Prompts Council Review
The Star argues the city must own and operate an ambulance system. It cites dissatisfaction with current private services under Captain Hagte and urges a central city ambulance, a city laboratory, and reliable after hours coverage. The piece critiques past arrangements and urges council action.
The Man Behind The Gun In A Steamship Tale
The Syracuse returns to New York after a Brazil voyage. Reporters chase Skipper Willhoft as a storm cripples the engine. crews repair a shattered crank shaft and resume full speed. The piece honors the unseen engineers and deckhands whose skill and courage keep ships and nations moving.
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Syracusa
Brazil
New York Harbor
Willhoft
Questin
Syracuse
Hudson Theater Opens in Midtown Gotham Tonight
The Hudson theater on West Fifty fourth street near Broadway debuts as part of Gotham’s growing playhouse scene. Opening attraction features Miles Barrymore in Cousin Kate.
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New York
Hudson Theater
Gotham Playhouses
Weat Fifty-fourth Street
Broadway
Metropolia
Miles Barrymore
Kate
A Cargo of Gold Corving at Lead and Far Ocean
A narrating traveler Cole escapes a ship off the African coast then lands in England. He suspects danger from Captain Harrie and others while meeting Frank Rattray who offers safe quarters yet raises doubt. A grim voyage, uneasy hospitality, and rising tension color the chapter as a new life begins.
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Cole
Lings
Va Dentren
England
Eva
Joaquin Santos
Harrie
Frank Rattray
Rattray
Htever
Hat Oe
A Misadventure at Kirby Hall and Rattray’s Circle
A narrator recalls meeting Squire Rattray and clergy amid a tense exchange in a cottage. The party travels to Kirby Hall, a grim, fortified former estate, where dinner unfolds with humor and eerie grandeur. The narrator, an almost abstainer, battles temptation as the evening stretches toward excess.
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Mra Hiraithwaite
Milne
Jane
Cole
Kirby Hall
Clergyman Praises Honest Admission Amid Spirit Talks
The clergyman acknowledges the sincerity of a young man’s rebuke and urges restraint in discussing spiritual matters. He notes that a single, candid statement may be the sincerest insight into a troubling conversation and urges listening over questioning.
Quiet Retreat and a Fisherman Clergyman Meeting
A narrator's quiet countryside stay reveals a distant hall and bracing scenery. He befriends a cheerful old clergyman by the stream who comments on luck and fate, while the squire remains away and tensions surface between local figures.
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Bere
London
Dinner Promise Amid Wilderness Parson Encounter
In a rugged exchange, Rattray jokes about perjury and a parson’s claim as the scene shifts to a cottage visit. The speaker recounts a tense moment on a moor and a late invitation from a jovial companion who insists on dining despite the weariness and damp boots.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Drink Effect and Speech
The fragment describes a reaction to drink making the narrator talk freely, warming the blood and cheering the heart. It hints at a prior freedom of speech while aboard a submarine, with a continuation note indicated by (Continued).
Totem Pole Visit Signals Alaska Migration
The Hirageay liner City of Beattie arrived with 253 passengers marking the annual exodus from Kiendike as Yukon navigation ends. The Seattle carried 250000 in Kiendike gold to the array office and the Canadian Markets Commerce. The Hearth brought two young Indians from southeastern Alaska bound for Cartialet Indian School under Rev. Baward Mareden. They enjoyed sights in the city, except for the totem pole on Proner square.
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City of Beattie
Yukon
Seattle
Aray
Brought & Young
Indiana
Alaska
Cartialet Indian School
Baward Mareden
Pronrer Square
Auburn Continues Light Supply Under Puget Bound Contract
The city of Auburn will keep drawing electricity from the Puget Bound Railway Company under a temporary contract while a final court decision is pending. Judge Rudkin dissolved the temporary restraining order and allowed continued use under the contract until a full ruling.
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Auburn
Puget Bound
B. L. Tanner
Rudkin
City Ambulance Service Faces Discontinuance
A city council notice within days will end the free city ambulances. Capt. G W Moale says his contract covered transport to hospitals for those unable to pay, but public demand now exceeds the $140 monthly city payment. Hogle notes the line between free aid and payable service is hard to draw, and ending free ambulances could burden police transport needs. The prior system, years ago, was unsettled with no real emergency care neglected.
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Hase
Ulin
Hagte
Getic
City Laboratory
Seattle
G. W. Moale
Hogle
Free City
Yvorute
Pan American Anglican Bishops Meet in Washington
The Pan American conference of Anglican bishops opens at the Pro Cathedral of the Ascension in Washington on October 19. It gathers a large majority of U S and Canadian bishops plus bishops from Jamaica Porto Rico Haiti and Honolulu to discuss momentous church questions.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Canada
Jamaica
Porto Rico
Hayti
Honolulu
Labor Meetings Tonight With City Unions
Labor groups schedule meetings this evening across the city. Hallard Ship Carpenters meet at Baker Street hall. Electrical Workers No 217 gather at 1420 Second Avenue. Iron Molders at W. CC L A hall 1506 Second Avenue. Plasterers convene at Olympic hall 11044 Second Avenue. Sheet Metal Workers at Musiciansa hall 1420 Second Avenue. Dancing classes offered by Prof Wilson at Ranke hall in private lessons.
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Hallard Ship Carpenters
Baker Street
Electrical Workers No
Waitresses Hall
Second Avenue
Olympic Hall
Musiciansa Hall
Nellie Peterson in Race Betting Divorce Case
A man seeks divorce in superior court on grounds that Nellie Peterson, a known racegoer, gambled away money on local races last summer with no consent. The long list of divorces follows, including Mrs Abbie Smith, Augusta Dower, and several desertion and alimony cases with names and outcomes.
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Nellie Peterson
Arthur
Abbie Smith Wen
Augusta Dower
Hames Dower
Abbie Smith
Susie Cartin Ames
Ames
Carlin
M. F. White
Orvile Trowel
Mary Trowel
Sarah L. Chiew
John W. Chew
Fannie G. Gorden
Willie G. Gordon
Albertine Newman
Michael Newman
Johanna Deorfner
George Dorfner
Miner Injured by Dynamite Blast in Cabin Fire
Elmer Crawford a Levett gul d miner was dangerously hurt when four sticks of dynamite thawing in a cook stove oven exploded. He sustained severe injuries to his left leg and hip as the cabin was razed. Only Crawford among four inmates was injured.
Dinky Cars On Queen Anne Hill Disaster And Kidnapping Claim
The Queen Anne hill counterweight broke free and rolled down the slope tearing the track for about ten feet but caused no injuries. Mrs. Gieha of Tacoma sought police help to locate her missing nine year old son believed kidnapped by her former husband. Police arrested Andrew Harrin Joseph Freeman Chas Dollinger and William Jones on suspicion of hotel burglary and professional “room workers.”
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Queen Anne Hill
Mrr
Gieha
Tacoma
Po- Mce
Andrew Harrin
Joseph Freeman
Chas, Dollinger
William Jones
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Order of the Mastern Star
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Nather
Lancaster
Grand Aurret
Fredrick & Co
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Ener
Steve Lé-Tneh
Ineh Galvar
Red Cross
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Steve Beard
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Anglican Bishops OF
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