Ballard Star Agency notices and postal details
The fragment describes a Ballard Avenue business listing in Seattle related to agency notices, with references to postal handling, second class matter, and a drug store corner. It mentions timing and address labels and payment status for an added publication line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star AR
Bustinons
Eenee
Tim
Ballard Star Agency
Ballard
Bachibere
Meattle Washington
Rand
Phonum Fnts
the’ Ain
Santer Ty
Troubles of the Old World Spark New Turmoil Global News
The undersea cables carry warnings of unrest from Bulgaria to Japan as wars, uprisings, and political shifts ripple through Europe and Asia. Russia, Austria-Hungary, England and Japan weigh power moves while Korea's fate and Norway's alliance shift loom large in a tense global landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nevaky
Alexander II
Port Arthur
Poland
Austria
Germany
Count Witte
Portsmouth
Baron Komura
Tokyo
Japan
Korea
Hayashi
Tokio
Linevitch
Manchurian
Austria-Hungary
England
Europe
Berlin
Paris
Rome
Far East
Norway
Atlantic
France
Russia
Survival of the Fittest in Seattle Club Clash
Mr. R W Emerson argues two rival groups the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and the new Commercial Club should compete rather than unite The aim is to boost Seattle through rivalry with two active business organizations pursuing projects like smokestacks railroads and port facilities to drive growth and employment in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Emerson
Seattle Commercial Club
The
Mail
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Uch
Commercial Club
Neww
Monstrous Modern Butcher Lord de Gray Draws Fire
London dispatch labels Karl de Gray as the era's bloodiest sportsman. It cites his hunting estate Tologonville and huge kills of pheasants, partridges, grouse, hares, and hares, including days with 960 hares and 750 pheasants. The piece accuses him of killing for sport, not food, calling him a wanton butcher despite gentile birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Karl de Gray
Tologonville
Prince of Wales
England
Lord de Gray
Arthur J. Stobbart Nominated as Pythians Leader
Arthur J. Stobbart of St. Paul Minn is proposed as commander in chief of the Uniform Bank of the Knights of Pythias to succeed the late General Carnahan. Age 36 born Ragland. career includes district court deputy clerk, counsel for National Surety, and New York based assistant general counsel. He will resign from the surety company November 1 to assume command and may push Pythias headquarters transfer to St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Stobbart
St. Paul, Minn
Uniform Bank of the Knights of Pythias
Carnahan
St. Paul
Minnesota Transfer Company
State University At
District Court of Rameau
National Surety Company
Western
New York
Knights of Pythias
Wil
Knighta of Pythias
Indianapolis
Homemade Halloween Decor Ideas From Seattle Shops
Readers can craft unique table decorations at home with simple materials. Hollowed oranges become lanterns, autumn leaves form bodleya accents, and tissue paper scenes with orange paper lamps create festive figures. Pumpkins can be cut and displayed for a DIY seasonal look.
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Seattle
Table Into a Bucket Shape for a Festive Fruit Display
A playful party ritual describes shaping a table into a bucket form and filling it with fruit. A peanut dish holds folded sentiments replacing nuts with fortunes or commands for entertainment. A pumpkin shell holds bran with gifts tied to ribbons revealed at a signal, each guest draws a surprise.
Yale uses live dummies in football practice
A sensational note from Indiana’s Weet Lafayette indicates Yale football now uses live dummies during practice, raising questions about safety and novelty in training methods. Also mentioned are fossil shells found near Dr. Yarnell’s well and satirical commentary on cabinet censorship and Chicago mayoral politics.
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Yale
Polite talk and bold claims from city figures noted
The piece records fragmented remarks about Softleigh and Cragby, noting a insurance adviser stressing family duties and a victim disputing a misidentification. It mentions Glover’s bald head, a joke about genius burning, and Geo. Ade's stance on slang defended through irony.
The Rappahannock Ferry Odd Voyage and Card Game
Passengers on the Rappahannock face an icebound wander before reaching New York where fear and calm mingle. A stranger begins a Bedouin tale while a brutal note of danger ends with the ferry's timely arrival and a shuddering finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short Story Publishing Company
Rappahannock
Brooklyn
New York
Kaat River
Carda
Syria
Red Sea
Common Thieves Cloaked As Gods In Our Society
The piece argues the New York Life president misused policy holders funds in multiple campaigns and commits larceny under New York law. It deplores revered leaders as ordinary thieves, challenging readers to see past their wealth and status and demand accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Iife
Derailed Train 10 Prevent Collision in Helena Yard
In Helena Montana a telegraph operator prevented a wreck by switching a derailed load of nine cars in the Northern Pacific yards. The cars, gaining speed on a heavy grade, were diverted from a Union Station bound Nor thern Civic train, avoiding collision.
Death halts initiation as student killed by train
In Kensyor College town Ohio the death of Stews art L. Pierson, a freshman at Kensyor college, occurs after being struck by a train while awaiting initiation into Delta Kappa Epsilon. The incident happened at night and leaves the fraternity awaiting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art L. Pierson
Kens Yor College
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
One Complete Music Store Offers Wide Instrument Range
A music store advertises the largest variety of instruments in the state with daily displays of at least a hundred pianos. It showcases Kimball Pipe Organs Clough and Warren Organs Vocalion Organ Piano Orchestra Victor Talking Machines Edison Phonographs Simplex Piano Player Auto Grand Piano and Chickering Baby Grand. Mr M H Hanna joins the stock of small instruments as part of the business and visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Clough & Warren
Vocalion
Victor
Edison Phonograph
M. H. Hanna
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Pythians
Ragland
Uncle Henry
Yarnell
Dr. Yarnell
Adam
Paradise
White House
Chicago
Collins
James
Mttfil
Oher OE
Northwest
Gregg Shorthand
Wilsgon
Ness College
Softleigh
To & Ad
Ufe Ineurance
Ineurance
McCurdy
Cragby
Hanch
Hanch Glover
Howard
Kan
Courant
Tang
Geo
Ade
Trump
Tourtet
Eastern Outfitting Co., (Inc
Reliable Credit House
Pike St
Fifth Ave
Gambler
Ohio
Quaker Price
Kantstoop
Sig
Quaker
Quaker Price i
King of Tonice
Hoffs
Pure Co
Quaker Drug CO
First Avenue
Johnston CO
Chickering Dealers
Second Avenue
Burke Building
Union Bakery and Cafe
Boston
Dental Parlors
WB Hutchinson CO
Reliable Transfer CO
Postoffice Building
Awan
Second Ave
Guy
Lurie
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