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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1907
Page
3
A grisly scene unfolds as a body lies on the floor with flesh eaten away. Neighbors report a missing person over a week, while a small dog beside the corpse starves. Arthur visited Merbert's home and found the victim. authorities investigate the gruesome discovery at Park location.
In Aberdeen a Russian wanted man was sought by police following a wife’s confession that her anarchist tale was false. Detective Tennant jailed the husband after his alleged plots surfaced but the wife and rival disappeared, and Lakton was released later.
A damaged fragment mentions Steffens relacionadas with graft and a confrontation involving an unnamed person in Seattle. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or institutions.
A man connected to a shooting near Swan Gear Veldes faces sentencing after police involvement and court action. Deputy M Bailey oversees the case as the defendant awaits a term in the local jail.
Bucharest reports nearly 140000 soldiers under army control as authorities seek to quiet tensions. Troops have been ordered to end brutalities and restore order amid unrest in Roumania.
The Victoria Daily Colonist argues the Dakota wreck ruins Seattle’s hopes of becoming a major Oriental shipping hub and devastates the regional dream of growth and trade.
The Commercial Club announces an investigation into the action of the Sunset Telephone group in February. Officials say scrutiny will assess decisions, motives, and potential impact on community services.
Judge Frater orders arrest warrant reissued for Ole Hawkins on contempt of court after he failed to pay $830 per month alimony to his former wife. The court notes noncompliance with alimony obligations.
The Pacific exposition committee considers new plan elements for the exposition grounds with permanent university benefits. Local park board review advised before final decisions. Southern Pacific advertises three daily trains with tickets and literature from Union Ticket Office.
The Grote Rankin Co announces new drapery fabrics arriving for spring and summer. Fabrics may be made up at home or by their drapery shop with a nominal charge. Work is guaranteed to meet customer needs, with suggestions offered and no obligation implied.
A Portland traveling man sustained a wrenched back and Charles Jackson a sprained ankle as observation and dining cars of train No. 18 between Seattle and Portland derailed in the Northern Pacific yards near Fifteenth. Twenty passengers in the observation car and ten in the diner were thrown from their cars and shaken, but only the two injured men required treatment. both continued to Portland.
County Surveyor A. L. Valentine added a fourth crew to locate roads. The office reports 25 applications for new roads in the county survey system. Guns and ammunition advertised at A. L. Mallalier, 111 Piret Ave.
A conference in Calgary between mine owners and miners broke up this morning after three weeks of talks. The miners threaten a strike unless the government pays and prevents action, warning that all western mines will be shut and the strike could be the greatest in Canada’s history.
Cleveland man Stephen Shelliga died by his own hand on a Baltimore and Ohio train near Washington D C. His body was taken to the morgue for disposition and a local firm advertised home building plans.
Madrid April 1 Queen Victoria’s condition after confinement is imminent, preventing public appearances. The royal visit of King Edward and Queen Alexandra to Madrid will be postponed until autumn.
Preparations for a big trial are announced by Western Union Telegraph. Daniel Fuhrman invites inspection of his spring woolens at 1016 Second Avenue, promising perfect workmanship and value as the weather warms.
Report says the trial will begin in Boise on May 10. Four additional wires are being erected from Napa to the Oregon Short Line toward Kioise, tying 20 miles off the main line.
The Pioneer Piano House 903 Second Avenue Seattle sells brand new uprights and grands at deep discounts as 12 carloads arrive with more on the way. Buyers include Mrs J Herron Bremerton and Miss Dorcia Eccles Everett. a local dealer buys 18 pianos and 10 organs for resale. Stated guarantees and flexible payments accompany prices as low as 139 to 327 for various models.
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