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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1906
Page
6
Listings describe several properties including waterfront lots on Mambeidge and a modern cottage on Rainier street. Prices range from modest to premium with terms and platting noted. A magnificent view and proximity to the city are highlighted for multiple parcels.
Fragmentary advertisement notes a front price of 15 00 and a planned rise to 65 48 after September 15. Mentions Clear Title Fire insurance and Clayton & Bon New York address. Invites participation in final values with emphasis on safety and a service approach, open Monday and Saturday evenings.
Rev. H. W. Mdgar of Colfax will fill the vacancy at Shymie Court Presbyterian Church as Rev. Rh. B. Cooper leaves for Pittsburg Pa after three years in East Green Lake. A camping party enjoyed a week on Lake Chelan as residents report local injuries and medical updates.
An unreadable OCR fragment references multiple unclear terms and names. No coherent event or individuals are identifiable to form a solid summary.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at Pacific City activity with ships, water routes, and town stalls. Mentions workers, buyers, land deals, and merchants in a rough frontier setting with scattered place names and dates unclear.
A Labor Day cartoon envisions a vast crowd of workers moving without coordination until a Phoenix-like, dignified figure of a strong conscious workman emerges. The figure holds industry tools, symbolizing dignity and unity, echoing Carlyle’s critique of organized labour as a vital world problem.
In Snohomish, E. Robinson, an Oregon husband, sought to reclaim his wife from her parents, but the couple was allowed to depart after the father was advised by the marshal that the daughter is of age. Also, Enoch Johnson drowned at Pilchuck. his funeral followed.
An automobile driven by John Megrath fatally struck Laurita Bakken, a 65 year old shoemaker, as she attempted to cross First Avenue at Pine Street in Seattle. The car stopped after the impact, and Megrath was arrested then released on personal bond as Coroner Carrell and the Prosecuting Attorney review whether a formal charge is warranted.
In Wawona California on a Sunday, Brisit Gillespie and his Yosemites were robbed by a lone highwayman who demanded money as the driver rode ahead. One server, Wertemer Bishop of New York, lost over 7000 dollars but managed to snap a photo of the bandit. The sheriff pursues the suspect as a bounty of 500 dollars is offered for capture.
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