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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1906
Page
4
Public notice from the Seattle Star Publishing Co outlines subscription terms for daily editions except Sunday, rates per week and month, delivery by carrier, and changes to receipt dates. It notes address labels, mail desk handling, and notification of lapsing subscriptions if not renewed.
The article notes Germany imposes a per barrel tariff of 1.65 on apples from nations without a treaty and 0.50 on those with relations, threatening U.S. fruit growers. It cites a stalled commerce treaty brokered by Kasson and warns Congress must act to avoid rising tariffs and a shift toward protectionism.
A Chicago church trustees demand the resignation of a 60 year old pastor citing age and push for a hustling financier preacher. They favor drama wealth and notoriety over spiritual life arguing true Christianity centers on saving souls not entertainment or profits.
Miss Southerland warns readers that tea punch a la Besse is highly seductive though dangerous. She recalls its Newport popularity and Count De Witte allegedly sharing the recipe during peace talks. The drink blends fine aromatic tea with six liquors and a harsh fire liquor, served icy and reputedly makes drinkers lively for hours.
In Judge Gordon's court yesterday afternoon Dr H F Titus a socialist speaker was fined 100 dollars for obstructing the street. Attorney F J Brown for the plaintiff gave notice of appeal.
Representative Campbell and a group of purse seine fishers asked the governor in Olympia for permission to trade within the three mile limit at the mouth of the Duwamish River. No piles mark the limit, and the attorney argues no right exists without such designation. The governor ordered an investigation by Commissioner Rineland.
A column presents prize details for best contribution with a second prize and a call to send in yarns. It includes jokes and breezy notes about Mark Twain spelling reform and local quirks such as a plague of fleas in Milwaukee and punny quips about doctors, bakers, and bankers.
Judge Irwin rules Tacoma Power may cross the Pacific Traction grade only once, ending the company’s attempts to cross at multiple points after the dispute over crossing and recrossing the rival’s track.
Miss Gertrude Hilbert sues Chris Owers for 5000 in damages after being struck by his automobile. The incident occurred recently in Walla Walla and her suit seeks compensation for injuries.
A land agent's wife should be Lotte and other humorous lines advise match choices for various trades and figures. The poem playfully pairs names like Ana Erica Betty Mary Carrie Tiltie Nettle Minnie with profession stereotypes, ending with a nudge to judge wisely.
Word from San Bernardino reports Warstow burned last night destroying the entire business section. The fire began in a barber shop and raged through the town for hours, leaving no shops standing in the business district.
In reply to a local piece, supporters from Democratic and Republican sides unite to back H. A. Miller for fire department chief, arguing his proven competence and City Mayor Moore’s prior appointment. The note urges focusing on merit over party, urging cost-saving on supplies.
Former Captain in the F. B. D. Corfe condemns a disciplinarian who would rebuke his men for habits he himself shares. He argues for consistent standards and leadership by example.
Wilson de White company builders of the Rainier Grand announce a new hotel on the half block behind the current property. The 500 room fireproof wing will connect directly with the existing Rainier Grand. Beattle firm to handle contract work.
Woolen goods advertised by Eliot and McGregor at address 1429 See and Avenue. The listing notes imported woolens and highlights the merchant’s name for shoppers seeking quality fabrics.
A benefit ball is held at Wildwood Park pavilion to aid Mrs. Knight and her children. Boats will depart from Leschi Park at an unspecified time.
Tacoma report from contractor Peter Belma notes a labor shortage on the North Bank line with 6,090 men at work and a demand for 6,000 more workers. The notice underscores manpower constraints affecting the project timeline and indicates growing pressure to recruit additional laborers.
Seattle Boston Copper Co states intent to develop the Lucky Boy and Dutch Miller claims in fall and winter to block out ore for a loan on the ore dump and withdraw stock. Crosscutting at shaft bottom has begun and drift will follow. management expects strong ore values and views borrowing as best for the company.
Detective Claude Bannick departs today for a two week vacation in the mountains and resorts near the sound. A light note closes with a quirky personal line about Kee Ea White and a Collins building reference.
A quirky aside from a Washington item notes adiring a self image captured by Pinney, theographer, amid talk of sun and violet light. The fragment hints at photography and branding without a clear event.
Sale dates October 7 through final return November 16. Round trip rate of 89.20 dollars via short direct route. For details contact Northern Pacific city ticket office at the corner of First Avenue and Vouler Way.
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