Seattle Star Postal Ad Listing and Delivery Details
A dated Seattle Star snippet shows daily except Sunday publication details, address for business department in Chicago, and advertising rates and mail delivery options. It notes subscription terms and that non-payment can lead to removal from the mailing list. It also mentions post office filing and second class matter status in Seattle, Washington.
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Intendent Tasars Department
Inford
Chicago
Tribune Buleyew
No snap judgment on city hall plans
The Star argues council erred in rushing a 660000 bond for a new city hall. It urges delaying a decision, proposes amending the ordinance to let voters choose a site, and favors a modern office building on the present site as a temporary solution while a proper site is found.
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City Hall
the Star
Great Northern
Third Avenue
Jefferson Street
The
Star
Star Dust and War News Echo in Roosevelts Letter
A snatch of public discourse blends a Roosevelt era warning with comic verse and wartime dispatches. The column notes inflation and debt while recounting the Japs losing 11 000 men at Port Arthur and Gen. Kuromi’s trolley plan that backfired, reflecting wartime nerves and satirical local wit.
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Port Arthur
Train Robbers' Trail Tightens in Mission Hold Up Case
Canadian Pacific detective head William MelLeod says three men who robbed a Mission express Saturday afternoon are known, with a $1000 reward authorized for their capture. The gang seized $7000 in small remittances, mostly Canadian currency, and fled into the countryside as investigators and police comb the Landon area.
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Melaangham
Wash
Canadian Pacific Express
Mission
William MelLeod
Canadian Pacific Detective Service
Vancouver
MelLeod
Landon
Garden City Withdrawn From West Seattle Run
The steamer Garden City, built to challenge the City of Seattle on the West Seattle route, is withdrawn. Captain Burgman announced the vessel will instead operate between Olympia and Shelton after stockholders of Citizens Transportation failed to honor their agreement to take a half interest this fall.
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Garden City
West Seattle
City of Seattle
West Seattle Land & Improvement Company
Burgman
Wessel
Ollympia
Shelton
Citheens’ Transportation Company
Grading and Water Main to Service Woodland Park Ward
An ordinance introduced by Councilman Murphy plans grading on Interlake Avenue Ashworth Avenue Cart Place North Thirty eighth Street Woodlawn Avenue Densmore and Wallingford Avenues and a boulevard along Stone Avenue between Fremont and Green Lake. The work aims to connect two fast growing city sections and improve traffic flow.
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Strecta
Distriet
Woodland Park
Ninth Ward
Council
Murphy
Interlake Avenue
Ewing Street
Thirty-ninth Street
Ashworth Avenue
Klewett Street
Cart Place
Thirty -Eighth Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Hwing Street
Fortieth Street
Densmore
Wallingford
Stone Avenue
Fremont
Green Lake
Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Melbourne Saver
Haggine of Melbourne Florida declares a prior consumption diagnosis led to death but the Dr King s New Discovery cured him. The product is advertised as a guaranteed remedy for consumption and long diseases with trial bottles offered free by G O Guy Inc druggists Second and Yester street priced at one dollar.
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H. Haggine
Melbourne
Fla
Dr. King
G. O. Guy, Inc
Announcement from New York tailor Herald 1829
The chief cutter returns from New York City with news from Herald, a tailor. This brief item notes the visit and locates the establishment at 1829 Second Street.
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New York City
Herald
Western Avenue Brick Paving Planned After Street Fill
The streets committee of the council plans brick paving on Western Avenue from Columbia Street north. The street fill has settled but needs time before permanent paving. Planking will be repaired as needed until spring when brick paving will begin.
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Western Avenue
Columbia Street
the Council
Republican Rally in Tacoma Named Mead Governor Candidate
A large Republican jubilee in Tacoma featured Hon. A B Mead as guest of honor. The day started with a love feast at Odd Fellows hall and ended with a mask dancing event at the Tacoma theater. Mead served as principal speaker at the rally.
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Tacoma
A. BK. Mead
Odd Fellows
Peace conference move at The Hague urged by Belgian delegate
At the inter parliament conference opening a greeting telegram to President Roosevelt was read. Count Goblet d Alamiron introduced a resolution to intervene with belligerents to restore peace and a second peace conference, plus an international parliament for ongoing talks, were approved.
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ST. Louis
Roosevelt
Goblet Dalmella
Belgium
the Hague
Far East
United States cable ship Burnside to lay Sitka Valdez line
The Burnside will depart Tacoma around Thursday to the Sitka Valdez route where it will lay the cable in five days if weather cooperates. Sitka to Valdez spans about 29 miles with a potential 120 miles laid per day under favorable conditions, though interruptions from rough weather are possible.
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United States
Burnside
Tacoma
Sitka
Arnica Salve Heals Runaway Leg Ailment At Franklin Grove
Four years of illness resisted doctors and remedies until Hal Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured J. Thorner of a severe leg ulcer at Franklin Grove TM. The ad notes the salve’s effectiveness and promotes Bauntly goods at G. O. GUY drug store located at Second and Yester.
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J. Thorner
Franklin Grove
Hal Bucklen
Barnes
G. O. Guy,, Inc
Estore
Large gold cache found at Hattie mines recovered
Deputies Cody and J Ireweter of the Wild Gone Mining company recovered a new gold cache from the Hattie mines site. The $700 haul was hidden in an old tin can in the kitchen of the Hattie menu room. Wade, who provided the information, is jailed and said to have been tipped off by a Cody associate.
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Nome, Aig, Si
Hattie
Schubert
Wade
Marshall Cody
J. Ireweter
Wild Goore Mining Company
Cody
To Defend Anderson Burglary Charge Sparks City Support
City detectives face criticism over a burglary charge against Charles Anderson who was wounded in an alley near Police Judge George's home. Supporters led by A A Anderson and backed by A Chilberg the Swedish vice consul urge vindication. Police say Lane acted as many officers would have in similar circumstances.
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A. G. Lane
Charles Anderson
Judge George
George
Anderson
United States
A. Chilberg
A. A. Anderson
Lane
Arrest report: D. Yates caught after on Interbay in assault attempt
D Yates resisted arrest and tried to escape from Officer Peterson after an alleged attempted holdup of Duane near Interbay Sunday night. He fled along the Interurban track, jumped a southbound car, then was confronted again on the track with a revolver at the ready. Duane later identified Yates as the suspect.
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Peterson
D. Yates
B. A. Duane
Interbay
First Avenue South
Connecticut Street
Ian
Yates
Duane
Suspects Dismissed In Diamond Theft Case
Queenie Stanford and Florida Rew, reputed underworld figures, were acquitted at a preliminary hearing before Police Judge George. They faced theft charges over 1 160 dollars in diamonds from Ver fe Rosell, an inmate of a brothel in the restricted district, with Attorney T D Page presenting the defense. The case remains unresolved as to the diamonds' whereabouts and a reward of 509 dollars remains for information.
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Queenie Stanford
Florida Rew
Fe Rosell
T. D. Page
George
Faroway
Mise Russell
Parker Enthusiasm Grows After Maine Election
In Esopus on September 13, Parker supporters cheer a Maine result that shows Democrats with a 31 percent gain against a 15 percent Republican gain in a state with the GOP base. Parker drafts a brief acceptance letter to be completed soon, shorter than Roosevelt’s.
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Esopus
Maine
Parker
Roosevelt
Plurality Gap Narrowing In Maine Election Returns
Portland reports late returns show the Republican plurality narrowing toward twenty six thousand as of noon. By September thirty returns from 375 towns list Cobb leading Democrat David with 73,081 to 47,126.
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Portland
Cobb
David
Is Not Donovan Not Donovan Connected To Buried Body
A woman claiming kin to Mike Donovan reports an unidentified body buried in Potter's Field after a Sunday, but Coroner Hoye and Special Officer Clarke say the body does not match the Donovan in custody for Philomena Travers’s grand larceny case. A letter from Billy Scott of Freemont Washington notes a Donovan missing since July 4, with baggage still unclaimed in Freemont after years there.
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Mike Donovan
Potter's Field
Hoye
Philomena Travers
Clarke
la Alwo
Billy Scott
Fremont House
Erett, Wash
Donovan
Foy
Moore's Grocery Targeted by Get-Rich-Quick Scheme
The Moore's grocery store proprietor at 433 Fifteenth Avenue North reported a bunko scheme after delivering groceries to a thief who then removed the goods from empty houses. The owner sought police help and a detective began an investigation following another false name and address submitted yesterday.
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Moore
Fifteenth Avenue North
Bunko
Town Wiped Out Near Presidio del Norte
Fort Worth dispatch reports Presidio del Norte under floodwaters with residents deserting homes. The Rio Grande rises to a 16 foot stage as rains continue, threatening irrigation lands between Laredo and Hidalgo. Towns Ignacio and Rome and other settlements on both riverbanks are said to be inundated.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Presidio del Norte
Rio Grande
Laredo
Hidalgo
Ignacio
Rome
Olsen Bound Over for Gambling House Trial
John P. Olsen, Seattle bar proprietor, was bound over by Justice George on $1,000 bonds to appear for trial on charges of running a gambling house. The establishment was raided August 26 by deputy sheriffs with warrants issued by the Civic Union.
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John P. Olsen
Seattle
George
Olsen
The
Civic Union
Wreck attempt on Canadian Pacific track near Vancouver
Obstructions were placed on the Canadian Pacific railway track about ten miles west of the prior holdup. A freight train struck the obstruction but did not derail. The line is now patrolled day and night to prevent further attacks.
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the Star
Vancouver
B.C
Canadian Pacific Railway
Strike at Mukilteo Ends as Whites Replace Jap Tallymen
Everett dispatch reports the Mukilteo mill strike ended when the company brought in white tallymen to replace Japanese workers. Tension remains high among workers and the local community.
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Everett
Mukilteo
Petition Denied for Port Angeles Pacifi Railroad
Special Judge G. B. Morris sitting in Port Angeles denied the application for a receiver for the Port Angeles Pacific railroad on Saturday. The ruling was issued in Port Angeles with Beattie jurisdiction noted.
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Port Angplua
Wash
G. B. Morris
Beattie
Port Angeles Pacifi Railroad
Mother in law clashes blamed for mental decline
Mra Charles F Pease was ruled melancholic by a insanity commission in Judge Morris department and denied commitment unless dangerous. Sworn complaint by her husband alleges conflict with her mother in law led to the breakdown. Doctors say with proper treatment she may recover.
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Charles F. Pease
Morris
Department of the Superior Court
Tacoma man shoots self after job search ends in tragedy
Ruel P. Bennett, discouraged by unemployment, shot himself in his rooms above Edmondson's grocery at 1161 South K Street in Tacoma yesterday evening. He died four hours later without regaining consciousness.
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Tacoma
Ruel PF. Bennett
Edmondson
South K Street
Killed in a Logging Camp
Everett dispatch reports Robert Hammel aged 24 was instantly killed on the Port Susan logging road when a log rolled on him. His father, nearby, escaped unharmed.
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Everett
Wash
Robert Hammel
Port Susan
Wheat Still Going Up
Heavy rains in port and freezing weather push Chicago wheat market higher. Minneapolis bulls add to gains as traders expect two dollar wheat. New September wheat at 1.12 to 1.12. May grain around 1.164 to 1.18, corn 54 to 55, oats 31 to 38.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Judge Denies Damages in Valencia Steamship Case
Judge Hanford ruled in favor of Pacific Coast Company in the suit by Chris Case for 1000 damages. The plaintiff claimed injuries after being thrown against a dining room table corner aboard the Valencia. The court held no damages could be recovered.
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Hanford
Chris
Pacific Coast Company
Valencia
Objects to Child Being Taken Away
Mrs. Johanna Gilpatrick divorcee of George Dormer secured a restraining order to prevent her ex husband and in laws from sending their child out of the court jurisdiction. She alleges the father and his parents intend to give the boy to Annie Muasachelle of Nebraska and seeks an order to transfer custody to her. The restraining order is returnable September 23.
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Johanna Gilpatrick
George Dormer
Cheney & Co. Toledo endorse Beunaped and Detere Be
Local business notices praise Cheney for 15 years of honorable dealings and financial reliability while marketing Halle drug products and a patent remedy. Testimonies note a Gatexsh Core ingredient and offer free samples by mail for a blood and mucous related remedy.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
Ghia
Wating Kinnan
Marvin E Drugelsis
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