Fragmentary Crime Notice From Vague Report
A partial OCR snippet mentions a major incident involving police and a group linked to a faction. Details are unclear but indicate a legal or law enforcement action with significant public interest.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
2
A partial OCR snippet mentions a major incident involving police and a group linked to a faction. Details are unclear but indicate a legal or law enforcement action with significant public interest.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a case featuring Reed with bail and pending actions. Readable terms indicate a bail hearing or related proceedings. details about charges or dates are unclear in the fragment.
Unable to extract readable facts from input. No stable entities or events identified for factual headline and summary.
Fragmentary OCR of a Seattle Star page lists telephones, editorial and business departments, and multiple city addresses in New York and Chicago. The text includes pricing for mail delivery and mentions offices and a third avenue, indicating a broken newspaper masthead snippet with contact numbers and locations.
At the council meeting the board of health will present a recommendation to build a crematory for garbage disposal. The piece argues dumping refuse into the bay is barbarous and unhealthy and cites San Francisco and other cities that have adopted crematories. It calls Seattle behind the times and urges action at once.
The state of Washington through the attorney general will sue Whatcom and Fairhaven for more than 20000 alleging city treasurers kept liquor license funds from the state treasury. Mayors and councils named as defendants. writs sought to compel accounts and recover unremitted sums with possible special levies. Additional cities expected to face similar actions.
Rev W H Selleck of Grace M E church Seattle departs after four and a half years to oversee Methodist work in southeastern Alaska. Trustees pass resolutions and honor him and his wife with a reception in church parks tomorrow night.
Secretary Meikle of the chamber of commerce secured excursion rates from railroads for the Wallla Walla Valley Fruit fair. Round trip price is $8.95. The chamber plans a possible large turnout but will wait for the next regular meeting for a full plan report. The Elks lodge met at Bike hall and passed resolutions of sorrow on the president’s death. Will H. Humphrey spoke.
Light dry basement two elevators, entrance from front or rear, available to rent for 3 6 9 or 12 months. Seattle Newspaper Union, 312 Second Avenue South.
A jealous bull dog bit Vicfred Tucker yheaterday afternoon injuring her two year old child. Mrs Tucker on Boyleton avenue was visiting Mrs Dally nearby when the dog jumped and attacked the infant. Seven stitches were needed to sew the wound.
The funeral for Charities Striet was held at 2 PM from Bonney & Stewart's chapel with burial at Lake View cemetery. Thomas Coffman’s service occurred this morning from Bonney & Stewart's funeral parlors, followed by burial at Lake View cemetery.
Light dry basement available for rent on 12 month terms. Beattie Newspaper Union advertises lair with two elevators and entry from front or rear. Contact Fred Rosenstock for details at 112 Second Avenue South, Diamond.
A patient from Port Blakeley Neptune Bay writes that Dr. Abbo at 109 Second Street restored vision and improved health after two weeks of treatment. The testimonial praises Abbo as skilled, efficient, and the best doctor the patient has met.
A fragment asserts a European medicine cures blindness and deafness and treats a range of ailments including nervous dyspeptic asthmatic and paralytic conditions in a remarkable fashion.
Free treatment for all who call Abbo Medical Institute on Sept 20 promises cures with minimal charges for medicines. Dr Abbo claims rapid permanent results using preparations from Australia and South Africa and asserts unmatched testimonials and affidavits. Patients with catarrh deafness rheumatic and kidney liver stomach blood disorders piles paralysis neuralgia or related ailments urged to call.
A physician named Abbo performs a rapid cataract removal within twenty minutes, enabling the patient to see. The doctor claims to correct refractive errors including nearsightedness farsightedness and double vision, though the description is inconsistent about other abilities.
Consultation and examination services offered with office hours from 9 a m to Sundays 11 a m to 2 p m. The notice lists available times for patient visits and standard session structure.
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