Seattle Star listing and subscription notice
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Ballard Ave
Slaughter Houses Declared Nuisances by State Supreme Court
The state supreme court ruled that tide-flat slaughter houses are nuisances and must be abated. Seattle residents hailed the decision as a step toward a cleaner city and healthier public life, urging prompt action from affected parties.
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State Supreme Court
Gambling raid leads Seattle police to halt dozen bets
The Seattle police arrested about six gamblers Tuesday night after dragging them from a gambling joint and seizing evidence of felony. The Star praises civic leader E H James for pushing enforcement and criticizes the local administration for lax action. The piece notes Sheriff Cudihes offered aid but was not summoned, and mocks the city’s reform efforts while labeling gambling a persistent issue. It ends with side comments on the Green Lakers and Northwest photographers in Tacoma.
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BUZZERS BEARD A BEARD IN ITS DEN
Elias Buckler a farmer near Delphos has a thick beard that bees swarmed into while he worked. He remained still until the bees settled then walked home and with help removed them from his beard.
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Elias Buckler
Mr. Buckler
Weathered scraps of gossip hint at politics and vaudeville
A mosaic of quips and notices quotes Henry H Rogers returning from Europe planning to read a finance book while Newport judges face political pressure and millionaire searchers. Other bits reveal vaudeville chatter, tax talk around Hetty Green, a boxing payout for Jack Munroe, and wartime Notes from Port Arthur plus casual chatter about auctions and a newborn in Tennessee.
Got Beer Checks Reported Robbery on First Ave
Joe Martin was held at the city jail pending investigation of a reported robbery of Julius Jensen. The two men drank together, then Martin and an unknown man followed Jensen along First Avenue to a dark spot and took $1.46 in change and a set of beer checks.
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Clus Range
Reward for Catarrh Cure Promised by Cheney & Co
We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Cheney & Co of Toledo issue the promise. Also noted is a business transaction reference by Kinnan & Marvin and unspecified obligations.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
Kinnan & Marvin
Cateia
Correction Notice Credit Missing for Magazine Feature
The paper apologizes for omitting credit yesterday to Everybodys Magazine for the excerpt of Thomas Lawtons Fremaied Finance appearing in the advance sheets. It now gives full credit to Everybodys Magazine and regrets the omission.
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Thomas Lawton
Everybody's Magazine
Biar
Incomplete Evening Star Copy Calls for Timely Delivery
Fragmentary OCR notes advise delivery timing of The Star between 6:00 and 70 and a later statement suggests a penalty or cent fee. No clear event or entities identified beyond publication delivery.
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Incarenger
Seattle Dental Parlors Ad Promises Painless Dentistry
Seattle Dental Parlors advertise rooms 11 to 14 at Hinckley Building 417 Second Avenue promising the most scientifically modern methods of painless dentistry. They claim wet spoon filling and extraction with little pain, no student staff but dentists of long practice, and a pre-quoted cost, with no charge for extractions if plates are ordered. a lady is always in attendance.
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Bridge Reach
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Jewell
Charter Oak
Hinckley Bik
Second Avenue
Pacific Coast
Hank's Grizzly Guide and the Gum Bear Quarrel
Hank tells of a Utah encounter with a gum dune bear and a boisterous professor. A misfit trek with a bugist leads to a bear confrontation, a pistol shot, and a comic chase ending with Hank vowing to switch careers from guide to tailor.
Bear Encounter Makes Odd Trail Scene in Canyon
A wandering narrator and a professor observe a grizzly on the trail. They divert to avoid danger, noting the bear’s approach and actions as the scene shifts toward a posed photograph and the bear’s wary response.
Restless Obsession Ends in Exhaustion
A brief note describes extreme fatigue and exhaustion, with mention of doctors commonly treating through tonics and tonics like Ayer’s Sarsa parilla for anemia and tiredness, reflecting medical advertising tone.
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