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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
6
A fragmented old classified page shows for sale and rental notes including pasture, real estate, financial loans, and business directory items. Mentions of private loans, real estate lending, and secondhand goods appear with scattered street and company names such as ALAMY LOANS and THE CRESCENT LOAN COMPANY.
Acreage cleared land with buildings and farming implements offered for sale near Cedar Mountain. Property includes lake, mountain and valley views, cows, heifers, and farm equipment. Contact Paul Basden for details at Cedar Mountain Wash. 678 to 600 Mell pay rate.
The readable text mentions mixed phrases about meat, building, protea, marmot piece, and a name like Keston Mik. It appears as a garbled OCR fragment without a clear event or identifiable entities. No coherent news item or outcome is present for a detailed summary.
A jumble of properties and stock references appears, mentioning free car fare offers, land tracts in Greece, Aliso acreage near a station, and various investors or agents such as MEACHAM & co. It references asphalt stock and a call to action at an address in New York, with scattered phrases about rentals, interurban transport, and warrants in a chaotic ad-like notice.
The readable lines describe a one third cash room cottage near Ma drome care and soap centers. It appears to be an early morning note about resell and quick sale terms, but most of the text is garbled and unclear.
John IR Bowdish & Co advertises multiple properties near Green Lake including a cottage on Svenant Avenue and two choice lots on M W Harverd. Terms include cash down payments, monthly installments, and stated lot values with mention of street improvements and nearby amenities.
In a river valley near a railroad and town a land parcel offers near per acre terms. The Acme Investment Company lists acreage and some houses for sale with contact details in Pioneer bulletin 13 414.
ROK and ROFP secure 1 40 Bor location with strong income near 1st Avenue office. Acceptance of plan for avenue improvement noted. Move in expected in coming days for housing and horses.
The cathedral fair continues drawing large crowds with $4,000 already raised. Tonight the national day will be inaugurated as Beattie Liederkranz leads German Day. Hall decorations reflect the fatherland colors and city Germans prepare for the event. Tomorrow labor unions will hold a gathering and the Royal Italian Band of 40 pieces attends for the first time. Rev. Father O'Brien, fair manager, says attendance and support exceed expectations.
Roth, R M H 234 Republican Street, was returning home at 11 45 pm after visiting a young lady when three young men attacked him at Boylston Avenue and Pine Street. They knocked him down and kicked him about the head before he escaped to a nearby porch. The assailants pursued him, then fled as residents opened their door. Roth was taken to the police station with injuries described as severe but not life threatening and later returned home. No motive given.
In United States federal court a case involves threats to kill Ida Johnson allegedly sent by Charles Erickson. Erickson, held at the county fair, is a former Bothell resident who befriended the girl four years ago and recently returned. Deputy Sheriff detained him fearing an act on the threats.
A report by Charles Allen of the Pacific Coast Lumbermen's Association explains that despite railroads offering transport, the shortage remains. Eastern retailers have canceled orders as shipments arrive too late for usable building weather, affecting shingle dealers as well.
The piece notes final campaign meetings across county towns and city wards. Key speakers include Charlena Reynolda for prosecuting attorney and local figures C A Reynolds Ronald Calvin Hall and DT Davies. Events extend to North Bend Fellows Hall Green Lake and Green Lake area venues with food provided by organizers.
Reports from Paul indicate a reshuffling of Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroad officials. Elliott remains president of Northern Pacific while J Horn may become general superintendent, with George T Slade and Henry A Kennedy holding key roles and James E Hood as division superintendent. Kennedy’s promotion to assistant general superintendent was postponed due to absence.
A youth named Walter Wright was arrested after a pattern of grand larceny involving a boy who secured jobs to deliver goods. The youngster collected goods for L. Burkhardt and Albert Mason, then fled to Portland and Tacoma before returning to Seattle and confessing. Roy Erickson alias is mentioned in the pursuit.
Federal officials confirm they have direct evidence of rebates by Minneapolis and St. Louis grain companies pressuring dependent firms. Investigation continues as officials assess competitive practices and market impact.
Senator La Follette, noted for his anti graft and oratory, will address Seattle on November 21. The event follows last year’s engagement in the area and is anticipated with interest by supporters and critics alike.
Saturday evening at 8 a meeting of State society will be held at the Alaska club. The agenda includes adopting a plan for the loan with the Alaska exposition committee and ensuring proper representation at the event.
Report describes Capt Redfish of the whale liam Baylis and Capt Jeanette with witnesses leaving Nome aboard the Senator. They face grand jury in our States court in November for alleged crimes. Also notes a 35 minute hat sale at London's Row with hats at regular low prices from 8:25 AM to 10:00 AM at 1111 Second Ave.
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