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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1903

Page

7

Bargain Booty at J Store Fashion Goods

Storewide sale lists discounts on furs patterns and embroidery items. red fox furs and white fox scarf cuts, six tab mink scarves priced down, infants jackets at low prices, tam o shanters and bears bug items closing out. Cosmo fashion patterns half price. battenburg and Richard embroidery silk marked down. Sale valid Saturday only with limited stock.

Richard Battenburg

Death by own action club described in Seattle notice

A sensational, satirical notice from Seattle mocks a so called self destruction club, listing absurd by laws and routes to death by own action, including via streetcars, Union Street, and Jordan’s waters, with dangerous, darkly humorous guidance. It lists adversaries and illegalities while poking fun at modern self harm myths.

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Star Dust Man Missing Sparks City Editorial Rush

A chaotic late edition from Star Dust is teased as Josh Wise takes over duties after the missing editor fails to appear. The piece blends humorous asides with local politics and references to Gladstone, Dowie, and Bethel-era figures, all amid a chaotic newsroom scramble.

Josh Josh Wise

We Is Tickled to Death John Merryman Wife Says

John Merryman’s wife reports he is easier to live with after buying shirts from King Bros at 014 First Ave. The comment reflects lighthearted domestic humor tied to a local retailer.

John Merryman King Bros First Ave

Fair crowds fuel candy booth and popularity contests

Large crowds fill the big hall as ice cream sales and concession booths pull strong money. A popularity vote pits Chief Sullivan against Chief Cook with Sullivan leading 2,762 to 1,626. A separate contest awards a $1 plane to the top beauty. several kitchen ranges and a rubber tired runabout raffle prizes on display. Music includes Mr McKee and the Romano orchestra with Miss Florence I Cassell and Mr H Portman in solos. The Women's Catholic Order of Foresters stage a drill, and future nights feature Irish groups and more diversions.

Chief Sullivan Chief Cook Kathryn Dolan Daisy Stetson Minnie Nordhoff Mabel Lynch Sesecqpeseatesos U Mr. McKea Romano Orchestra Florence I. Cassell H. Portman Order of Foresters Hibernians

Bank Board Declares International Bank Unsafe

The bank commissioners informed the governor that the International Bank and Trust Company of America is unsafe to transact business with and will seize its property as provided by law. The institution recently closed its San Francisco branch.

Board of Bank Commissioners International Bank and Trust Company of America Ia Ae Commi San Francisco International Bank and Trua Company of America

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