Pacific Mall scaremongering harms Seattle freight outlook
Pacific Mail and rival lines suspend Japanese freight, triggering large losses for San Francisco while Seattle surges to capture Alaska Philippine and Oriental trade. Industry rivals bid for ships as Seattle markets press to win freight traffic and ports rivalry intensifies.
Port Arthur, Shanghai, and political woes in a column
A patchwork of chatter notes a barber accident tally at Port Arthur, a warned clash with Shanghai and a wary view on American restraint, a drowning save tied to Mary Anderson’s in laws, plus Josh Wise critiquing Congress and the legislature as voters drift from lawmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson Pras
New R. Tl
Mary Anderson
Mixed-Source Echoes in 19th Century Papers and Notes
A collage of brief excerpts notes editorial habits in Cincinnati and Kentucky papers, mentions Uncle Squire Fucker and subscription cash, hints at John W Gates and Carnegie, and recounts stray items from PoKee and Paris travel. It references peasants’ wages, Russian affairs, Langley, anti-diesel campaigns, and a Mercer steamer schedule.
Ratty Binns Plans a Villa Break In A Quiet Lane
Horatio Binns known as Ratty a methodical burglar with a taste for town life and villa residences scales a red brick three story home occupied by two sisters and four maids. He watches lights go out and prepares a discreet entry using a drill and a ram hack along with a revolver for effect. The tale ends as he enters the dining room window ready to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Alexander Binns
Binns
Parkhurst
Mr. Binns
Amallean
Conservatory
Edg Og
Mr. Bions
Passage at the gates hints at a modest financier
A clipped fragment notes a man who is not rich and who lacks a listed banker in the directory, suggesting modest means and limited financial footprint as he passes through entrance gates.
Marvel lous salve cures all wounds and afflictions
World famous remedy claims universal healing for cuts corns burns sores and many skin troubles. Advertises its superiority over any other salve lotion or ointment and promotes in a generic drugstore display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theat & O. Guy Inc
Avenue and Vester
Piano Tuning Services Highlight City’s Best Shops
Having your piano tuned properly and regularly adds years to its life and enhances ear training and enjoyment. The advertisement promotes competent tuners and well equipped shops in the city for reliable piano tuning and service.
Piano and Organ Repairing of Every Description
Repair services offered for all pianos and organs with cheerful free estimates on application. Work performed by reliable, skilled men and guaranteed first class. Reasonable charges and prompt attention to orders.
Rent dispute over a boxed item in a tense doorway
In a crusty exchange, Mr. Binns refuses to surrender a box to the landlord insisting he will pay the rent when due. The landlord mocks the threat, offers tea and ginger beer, and suggests a temporary arrangement while Binns coughs and clears his throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrllims
Inet
Mr. Binns
the Land
Boy’s Life Saved by King’s Discovery for Lung Ailments
A Indiana man 18 miles from Leneville endures severe asthma while his family fears death. He takes Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Cold and reports instant relief and later sound sleep. The ad claims cures for throat and lung troubles and offers guaranteed bottles 60c and 1.00 with free trials at Guy Inc on 2nd Ave and Vester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G, OQ
Guy, Inc
2Nd Ave
Vester
Sunday church services and speakers listed citywide
A long church notice lists morning and evening services at First Presbyterian Revy Westminster St Mark Immanuel Trinity North Baptist Battery St M K Lane Street Presbyterian A M E First Unitarian Roman Catholic churches and others. It records sermon topics speakers and times including Delights in God Where in Thy Brother Christ and the Honest Beeker After Truth The Message of Christ to Labor The Father of the Home and The Death of Moses plus services in Norwegian and at tent meetings with Elder Webb preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Revy
M. A. Matthews
D. D
Westminster Presbyterian
J. M. Wilson
Christ
St. Marke
J. P. D. Llwyd
Wisdom
Polly
Immanuel Lutheran
HM. A. Stub
Bog
Med
Trinity Pariah
J. H. Gowen
Father of
Moses
North Baptist
George Robert Cairns
Firet Avenue
Denny Way
Battery St. M. K
C. H. Merrill
Piret Avenue
Lane Street Presbyterian
F.L. Forbes
Webb
First Unitarian
W. D. Simonds
Special Election Notice for Weat Seattle City
The Council of the City of Weat Seattle King County Washington announces a special election within the city and the described boundary area to be held on a date to be determined. Eligible voters in the territory within the boundary line may participate as prescribed by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Tallman
King County
South Dakota
West Seattle
Onnesday
Tath
A. D
Aaid
Willamette Meridian
State of Washington
Towit
Beattle Tide Lands
Seattle Tide Landa
Puget Sound
Hughes Addition
Seattle
Hughes
Spring Hill Villa
Spring Hill Villa Tracts
W. M
Admiralty Inlet
Everett Interurban to Reach Northside Garden Tracts in Four Months
Fred E. Sander, builder of the Seattle Everett Interurban Railroad, says work has begun on the second section and the line will reach Section 7 in four months. The Northeide Garden Tracts offer rich garden, clay, and fruit land near a scenic Sound view with streams and springs. Prices start at $40 per acre, with easy terms and complete abstracts by A. E. Hanford. Visit via Great Northern to Richmond Beach. prospective buyers urged to act as prices will rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Sander
Seattle. Everett
Northeide
Sander
Wullabie
A. BE. Hanford
Great Northern
Richmond Beach
Annexation Election for West Seattle Territory Set
The City of West Seattle schedules a September 28 1964 special election on annexing a described territory spanning River side Spring Hill Mountain View and West Seattle precincts. Polls open 8am to 7pm at Peter Hanson residence Schlotter's Hall and City locations with officials listed for each precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Same Township
Ange
Seattle Tide Lands
West Waterway
Seattle
Outer Harbor
Dwamish Head
Riverside
Spring Hul
Mountain View
Peter Hanson
Banner Tract
West Seattle
Schlotter’s
F. FP. Lemonds
Charles Davis
C. P. King
U. R. Niess
John Schilotter
P. King
U. R. Nicar
John Schlotter
Council
City OF
West
King County
Washington
G. B. Nicoll
W. G. Dickinson
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Pacific Mall Steamship Company
Japan
Pacific Mail
San Francisco
Schwerin
Korea
Pacific Mall
Occidental and Oriental
Boston Steamship Company
London
Liverpool
Nippon Yusen Kaisha Company
Empress
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Hill
Mongolia
Manchuria
Far East
Sound City
San Francino
Honolulu
Hawaiian Star
Port Arthur
Shanghai
Josh Wise
Congress
Cincinnati Post
Semuachee
Tenn
Squire f@uckler
Mit
Olivet, Ky
Trib.Dem
John W. Gates
Carnegie
Schwab
Po-Kee
Chink National Savings Bank
Russia
Hydrographic Bureau
Langley
Prof. Langley
Bois du Boulogne
Chicago
Mercer
Leech Park
Horatio Binns
Inna
Mr. Inne
Horatio
Bucklen
D.S. Johnston CO General Musical Instrument House
Second Ave
Burke
Seattle Transfer Company
Albert Hansen
Rich Jawelry
First Ave
Mary's Parteh
Twentieth Avenue
Jackson Street
Marly
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
Third Avenue
Washington Street
Unday
Gacred Sieart Church
Geo Age Atta
Veepers
Church of the Immaculate Concepties
A. Sweere
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Atlantic Street
Hazel
I. M. Wilson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Lillie Peterson
University Orchestra
Theosophical Society
John W. Wilson
Friends Church—Bible School
Llam
Abe
Kirk
Pike Street
Everett Interurban
New York Birch