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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
5
Baron Jutaro Komura announces a return to the United States but offers Seattle only a few hours of time. Upon his arrival aboard the steamship Minnesota he stayed briefly and refused a banquet organized by the Japanese association and local citizens. The Seattle Japanese community feels slighted yet remains stoically quiet.
A Seattle article notes wholesale pricing at local branch stores with bags of potatoes and 15.68 dollars per unit, plus a 260 cartage fee. It also follows a visiting baron planning September travel from New York to Seattle, with a stop in St Paul on the 16th and departure on the Dakota on the 20th, amid local reactions toward his visit.
MRE John Robin, longtime Cowlita resident since 1853, has died. Skagit county uncovers land fraud cases. Puyallup Valley Traction plans trolley work soon. Washington Supreme Court upholds Peterson v Seattle awarding damages for a street collapse. Assistant Secretary of State J T Beckey underwent cancer surgery with poor prognosis. Chehalis pioneer Watt Long killed after being thrown from a freight car.
A camp fire event on the mountain era will host a goat call and entertainment with music stories and song. Each Ma sama may bring a friend or two and a lunch or two to share.
Maramasa postgoards invite all good Billies and Nannies in or going to Portland to assemble on Willamette Heights at 4 p m Saturday September 9 bring lunch a Chinese lantern a cup and a spoon. Coffee will be served at Inspiration point at 6 p m by the club.
The ad promises a careful ex amination and diagnosis at no charge. It asserts a microscopic check when needed and touts the Columbian treatment as capable of curing any case of catarrh, pledging confidence in the remedy.
The 140 Hoo Hoo visitors and families toured Seattle visiting Moran shipyards and the Hotel Washington banquet. Founder B. A. Johnson led the Seattle leg, with a later Tacoma stay before continuing to Portland for the big concatenation. The Chamber plans a $99,000 county funding appeal.
The state set aside $30,000 for the proposed armory building and the county would cover the remaining cost. Commissioners plan to raise funds through direct taxation or bond issuance and establish a sinking fund to service the debt as it matures.
A pushy investment notice touts the Double Header and Little Chief mines near New Pelem Washington in Okanogan County. It claims ore bodies cross veins at shallow depths with high assays and outlines cyanide plant plans, offering 10 cent shares and installment options to spur quick funding.
A dead cow lay on Eastlake near Twenty-fourth after an incident involving Seattle Electric's Grant who balked at deducting 2 from a 100000 bag bound for Boston. The carcass drew neighborhood complaints and prompted a health department call. The cow was finally removed Wednesday night after pressure on the company to bear the cleanup cost.
Vienna renames a major street TheodorRooseveltstrasse and Norwegian papers lament Roosevelts Nobel prize absence this year due to late nominations. They note a possible award next year.
J Thomas Hickey assistant secretary of the state of Washington lies in a private ward at St Vincent s hospital Portland in critical condition following surgery for cancer. Doctors report the operation was technically successful but the patient's outlook remains poor.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles heart cure as repairing the heart and thus nourishing the entire body. It claims a guaranteed benefit from the first bottle or a full refund.
A letter to Samuel Thall of The Chaperons describes a 21 year old, 185 pound hair lip repair story. He claims good health and railroading foremen understanding him. He asks for actor duties guidance and arrival details for the Grand next Sunday with friends.
A small steamer under Captain Lind was wrecked at the mouth of the Kuskokwim river in FatfBanks Alaska. Nine people aboard drowned including many Indians. Only the captain and one other man survived to reach shore.
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