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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1907
Page
6
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Fragmentary ad notes land offers 14 to 19 acres near a town, with prices from 50 to 25 dollars per acre and terms including down payments or monthly payments. Mentions sound water and olive groves. text is partially garbled but indicates multiple parcels for sale within miles of a locality.
Land offer near railroad and county road north of the city with fine view. Easy terms and proximity to Mountain View station on the Greene car line. Poultry farms and garden tractor available with low down payment and monthly installments. Contact Patance at 210 monthly.
Advertises quarter acre cleared neo sop level land in Duwamish valley near Riverton station. Promises easy building sites with low price payments through UNION TRUST CO and HOLMES FARMING. Includes directions to Riverton plat and mentions Empire Hide, Madison and signposted route from Vester and Oc cidwmtal.
Two adjoining tracts offered by Lonegren and Wedmark at 486 Arcade Block. One ten acre parcel near Irkland borders the lake, priced at 500 dollars with 6240 dollars balance due in three years. A second acre tract adjoins the first at an unspecified price.
Real estate promotions advertise affordable lots and small homes near Green Lake and University area. Offers include term payments from weekly to monthly, with many properties featuring electric heat, city water, views, and proximity to car lines. Listings mention National Land Company and Fay Company agents with contact details.
Judge Kman grants divorce from Robert H. Dexter on cruelty grounds amid threats to kill with a loaded pistol and failure to support for a year. Real estate listing shows a $550 down cottage on a 4ha102 lot near OnF, school, and Lake Callrea.
A rough notice announces a plan to build homes from in-house designs, promoting reduced rent and new housing options. The text mentions lenders, a bank, and contact details for further information, aiming to attract readers seeking affordable ownership.
A fragmented notice promotes a real estate investment near Latona Avenue Domlec on a small property. It mentions a price around 2600 with a 600 cash balance and 25 monthly payments, plus references to a business named CMI and a Tourette detail, though details are unclear.
Listing notes several properties including three room houses with $100 down and $15 monthly balance, a four block walk to Park, a $1,700 lot near Fremont Ave, and multiple Green Lake lots with various terms. Call numbers and locations given for inquiries and terms.
Mrs. Waymier, held for arraignment, admits contemplating killing Mayor Lane in an alleged effort to extort property. She says she aimed to regain her child and denies attacking the mayor, while claiming she is branded a villain though she insists she is a good woman. accomplices bailed and consult lawyers as court date nears.
The steamship Santa Clara reached Catalla on Sept. 26 and landed passengers safely. It sailed to Valdez the next day and a telegram was dispatched to the Northwestern Steamship Co. No word has been received from the north about the fugitive murderers. Another telegram was sent to Catalla today by Sergeant Tennant. A Vancouver man, Burt Harrison, brother of Charles Hur neon Burlison, disappeared earlier in the month after selling his furniture. Vancouver Chief of Police Chamberlain says Burlison left the city on Sept. 6.
Canadian Pacific dominated trading in New York on Sept 30 closing at 171 after moving over ten points in the last hour amid heavy buying orders from hidden buyers. Other rail shares rose several points while Uhia Point saw a strong ascent causing broker turmoil.
New York, Sept 30. Prosecutor Kellogg, leading the government case against Standard Oil of New Jersey, declined to say if he would accept the challenge to summon Henry Piaget to obtain the books sought in the dissolution suit. He said he will resume the hearing Thursday where it left off.
Olympia dispatches report the supreme court found no transcript filed in the Carrau case. The King County Superior Court ruling dismisses the Carrau appeal involving Marie Carrau Edward Corcoran and others, ending her claim to Sullivan estate valued at 1 million dollars based on a noncupative will alleged to have been made on Sullivan's deathbed.
The board of governors of the Lewiston Commercial Club extends an invitation to Seattle through the local chamber of commerce to attend the Lewis Clarkston fair to be held October 7 to 12 in Lewiston.
Falk received an injunction restraining the Hunter Tract Improvement Co. from tearing down any fences he may erect, following the use of the property subse quently imposed.
Judge Alberteon appointed J. E. Burkheimer a local attorney as receiver for the Beattie Daily News. The move follows an application by Henry L. Kittleebey claiming several weeks of unpaid salary amid alleged indebtedness of 116000 with assets around 6000.
Geo. Cooper of Harrisburg chief of the Harrisburg fire bureau was killed when a wheel broke on the car causing it to throw him under the machine. Four companions were injured including James Clark county commissioner and firemen John Chilly and Frank Blessing attending a firemen's convention.
The City of Seattle, part of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co., overtook the Dolphin of the Alaska Steamship Co. southbound from Alaska. Seattle arrived several hours ahead of the Black Ball flyer while the Dolphin’s crew faced slow progress due to troublesome firemen. officers blamed the crew for poor time.
Judge Griffin refused the Hunter Tract Improvement Co. injunction to stop Dr. Frederick Falk from erecting fences on his Mt. Baker adjacent property. Falk's land lies within the Baker addition and he argues preexisting ownership exempts him from plat restrictions. The ruling says Falk was owner before the platting and not bound by the addition’s fence ban.
The Seward’s delay in sailing to Catalla draws speculation after failed Sept 24 launch. Minor repairs blamed. rumored not meeting 10 knot speed before acceptance. Officials expect sailing tonight with explosives and freight. Also a $493.20 judgment issued for Standard Furniture Co.
San Francisco report says Abe Ruef will be a witness before the grand jury this afternoon. Authorities have repeatedly summoned him to provide evidence they believe may reveal bribery links, despite Ruef's efforts to gain cooperation from the district attorney's office.
Grand jury may bring indictments against Detective Luther Brown Attorney Porter Ashe and Constables Cohn and Cochrane after Older testimony. Fremont Older plans to testify voluntarily about a death threat and an attempted kidnapping. Heney plans a defense for Older as the Ford trial is postponed.
A Frisco passenger train from Fort Worth derailed on a sharp curve near Rolla causing a fiery plunge down an embankment. Engineer Fred Chambers and postal clerk Frank Crissey were killed. Fifteen passengers were injured, some fatally, as survivors described a brutal wreck and heroic attempts to free trapped riders.
Chas J Nilson Co agents report Cunard lines cut European fares. Lusitania to England now 72.50 first class. Campania and Lucania 52.50. Beginning November 1 England rates align with others. Seattle agents anticipate a broad rate war among trans Atlantic lines. This is the second Cunard reduction in a short period.
City hall to host registration on the first working day of the year and 30 days before the election. The board of public works and the superintendent of streets will be used for registration purposes to handle an expected 40 000 voters from a city of 256 000.
The crowded criminal docket necessitates two sessions of the superior court. Judge Frater and Judge Morris preside as Wm. D. Beslow faces embezzlement charges of about $4000 from the Cooperative Cereal Co where he was an officer. Elmer Johnson is tried for horse stealing in Judge Frater's Department II.
Judge Albertson hears Frank Osborne and wife against the city of Seattle over title to part of land included in the proposed Fourthay street. If Osborne wins the city must begin condemnation proceedings before completion of the street work.
The Maynard Avenue Improvement club will hold a special meeting on Tuesday evening September 1 at the South school building. Property owners interested in the regrade of King Weller and Lane streets are requested to be present. The parade petition will be ready for signatures. Property owners on
Citizens of Yesler and Main streets and nearby areas are urged to attend a gathering on Washington and Mainsts to discuss proposed changes to Yesler re Main, Washington, and surrounding streets. The session aims to address street planning and local traffic implications.
The board of public works will let the Yesler Way paving contract at tomorrow's meeting. Two bids are recorded: The Sparger company at 11 dollars and H. F. Johns & Company at 116899 dollars 78 cents.
A compiled set of marriage licenses listing couples with ages and locations including Seattle Tacoma Portland and Beattie. The fragment shows numerous pairings such as John A Thurson and Anus Youngs both in Seattle, and others in Kent Walla Walla Port Blakeley Everett and more with ages from legal to mid thirties.
Judge George announces the appointment of B. B. Ba as clerk in the police court succeeding the late Captain Otis W. Brinker. Both appointees are described as young lawyers.
The junior class of Washington announces Harold Burkett as editor of The Tyee replacing Rison who will not return. A streetcar fender issue will be discussed at the Seattle Club meeting tonight.
A garbled text fragment references a president, statesmen, war era figures, and implied notes or inscriptions. It mentions Kinley, Jonn Hay, and Berkeley, with hints of epitaphs, letters, and recognition of character. The readable content is disjointed and lacks a complete narrative.
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