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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
6
Various real estate and furnishing notices advertise rentals and sales. Homes and rooms for rent, pasture land, and second hand furniture offered by multiple brokers and stores. Also listed are farm acreage near Rainier Beach and irrigated land options with installment terms.
Fragmentary text describes a property near Green Lake two miles from Pioneer and views of Lake Washington. It notes a nearby street, Columbia Avenue, and a stated belief that the property will increase in value within the next six months.
Water front tract of 3000 acres with fine bottom land and easy access near Rinaston. Level fields, boat house, barn, abundant water, nearby acres also priced affordably. One hour from Mensttre. Call for particulars. reasonable terms offered.
The notice outlines perpetual water rights and land availability near a town with references to wells, timers, and water access terms. It mentions investors, property listings, and agreements for irrigation, with attention to canal access and valuation factors.
A historical notice describes property auction opportunities in Port Simpson with details on lots, sites, and terms. The report notes payment terms and monthly installments and references the local office handling owner details and commissions.
Real estate notice offers 16 cleared valley land tracts with water, sidewalks, and near Madrone. Describes ocean views, proximity to gas, and a suggested price range. Contact TM Realty Co at Arcade Building, Room 17, for more details or to arrange a viewing.
Readable fragments describe waterfront land parcels with beach access on an island and near a cottage, noting acre tracts, waterfront feet, and proximity to a church and roadways. Mentions 12 percent fare and multiple unnamed locations. details are incomplete and scattered across lines.
A flood of property ads describe multiple one to six room homes near Green Lake or Car line access with cash and monthly terms. Listings highlight modern interiors, fruit trees, fenced yards, sewer and city water, and proximity to stations and shopping, with negotiations and prices in cash or installments.
Must be sold details show a four room house near Madiven car line with all assessments paid. Price 1075 dollars, balance 15 dollars per month. Also a large cottage with bath pantry and reception hall, stairway to basement, cement sidewalks, price 1.00 with easy terms. House on bid, total 65100 price 1200 with terms. Farnell Realty Co. 212 Empire Bldg.
A sprawling set of real estate notices offers lakeside, waterfront, and inland properties. Listings highlight terms like down payments, monthly installments, and owner terms, with locations near Seattle area lakes, Port Bimpeon, and Olympia previews. Speculative and investment opportunities emphasize front tracts, half acre plots, and newly built or modern cottages with views and access to water, canal fronts, and city amenities.
A photograph from Lourdes shows the grotto and sacred sites as record crowds converge for pilgrimage. More than 16 000 sick travelers came from France and were escorted by nuns and Mercy orders. The scene centers on prayer and faith amid the famed curative spring, with many crippled awaiting healing and reports of limited medical aid during the event.
In the Vanderbilt cup preliminaries on Long Island a machine crashed into a telegraph pole. George Roberts won the heat while his machinist Arthur Warren was injured. Both men were unconscious and terribly hurt but may recover.
A United States land office report states the government plans a replat and reappraisal of Port Angeles township. Land behind the township and the cultivated district in back are slated to be cut off from the town though no land has sold yet. a rush is expected once the replat is finished.
Jena Roberts was tried in Judge Gordon's court on a drunk and disorderly charge and required to post an 830 cent bond for future good conduct.
Washington September state replies to Pennsylvania Board of Trade inquiry on a national 3 cent per mile rate. Gov Mead voices strong opposition, saying 3 cents remains fair for Pennsylvania given unequal western transport facilities and out-of-proportion eastern costs.
A state commission appointed to determine the sanity of Mr Creffield and Esther Mitchell completed its examination before Judge Frater. The court ordered a report due tomorrow morning at opening to decide if they will face trial for murder or be confined to the Oregon insane asylum.
The trial of a Julius Italian laborer for the murder of Mrs Pena faced an adjournment as defense counsel objected to bond terms. The court considered setting bonds at ten thousand dollars and requested secure sureties, noting the defendant’s Marsandine locale and the need for reliable bondsmen.
Australian auto racing feature event draws attention with high pace and competitive laps. Local observers note strong performances from drivers and evolving car setups impacting lap times and race strategy.
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