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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1907

Page

7

Divorced Rich Husband Weds Again. Widow Receives Fortune

The article traces a society tale of Mrs Stewart and her estranged husband Stewart whose fortune, now estimated at 76 million dollars, will pass to the widow who already holds substantial wealth. The pair's whirlwind romance includes a New York ball, a Fifth Avenue palace purchase, and a world tour ending with Stewart’s death and the widow's continued prominence.

Lpf Society Mra Gea Keppel Prince of Mra Stewart Stewarte Felicity Anita Stewarts Booth Dakota Mra Stewart Scotland Smith Engtieh Bella Stewert Fedia Naboba Bureaucratea Anwer Afghanistan Margharita Japan Scotth

Union Pacific Framing Up The Council Franchises

City officials report Union Pacific plans to present franchise proposals within two weeks. Representatives have held quiet talks with councilmen regarding access to Salmon Bay terminals the Further and tunnel franchises. The aim is rapid passage once introduced.

Union Pacific Railroad Union Pacific Cousolmen Salmon Bay Terminals The Further. & Terminals

Fragmented Letters Describe Political Tension in New York

The text outlines a back and forth involving the president and others in New York over political matters. It mentions dinners, family, and alleged denials, with references to contributions and ongoing discussions about Ortader and the White House.

Steger McGregor at 0 Main 773. HWPnitere and tena

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Steger McGregor and a location at Main 0 with unclear references to HWPnitere and tena, offering no clear event, date, or outcome.

Steger McGregor

Railroad supplies reach Cordova on steamers Jeanie and Yucatan

The Jeanie of the Alaska Coast Steamship Company arrived with a complete mill outfit and several hundred tons of railway supplies for the Alaska Pacific Railway & Terminal Company at Cordova. The Yucatan also carried freight and mill supplies for the same company.

Jeanie Alaska Coast Steamship Company Alaska Pacific Railway & Terataal Company Cordova Yucatan Sane Company

Property Sold for 175000 by Puget Sound Realty Associates

The Puget Sound Realty Associates sold the second lot south of Pike Street on the east side of Third Avenue for 175000. The 60 by 130 foot plot, with a weather frame building, adjoins the Abbott hotel and was previously bought last fall for 160000. Buyer is Pred J. Kite who has not decided on improvements.

Puget Sound Realty Asociates J. Bite Pike St Abbott Hotel Puget Sound Realty Assoriates Kite

Wright Sits With Library Board and Handover of Final Settlement

George E B Wright, new library board member, sat with the board last evening as contractors for the new building received a final settlement check of 16179.98. A branch library may be established in Columbia City Hall once the suburb is annexed.

George EB. Wright Healding Columbia

Aged Liveryman R I dies in Seattle at 15

Ole A Moe aged 15 years a retired liveryman died at 6 15 this morning of pneumonia at his daughter Mrs J A Stavth s home 1414 East Spring in Seattle He lived in Seattle seven years and is survived by one son and five daughters most of whom reside in Seattle The remains are under Seattle Undertaking Company shown to Excelsior Minnesota for interment

Ole A. Moe Mre J. A. Stavth East Spring #1 Seattle Son Seattle Undertaking Company Excelsior, Minn

National Guard Armory Inspection Reports Retirements

Col John Kinale of the ASA inspected Companies B D and L infantry and Co A signal corps of the state national guard. All units passed an excellent basis but are listed as retired in numbers for this time of year.

John Kinale L Infantry State National Guard Armory Co. A Signal Corps Bason

Judge Postpones Spring Term of Federal Court at Bellingham

Judge C H W Hanford of the United States district court cites lack of suitable courtroom space to postpone the spring term of the federal court from April 2 to May 2 at Bellingham.

C. H W. Hanford United States District Court Bellingham

Law and Permit Clash in Council Over Plan Approval

An ordinance seeks a special permit to follow the plan but Building Inspector Place insists permits must align with existing law. The dispute centers on legal authority and the ability to authorize the proposed development.

Plana

Seattle Chamber Keeps Politics, Delays City Hall Resolution

The Seattle Chamber of Commerce decided not to withdraw from politics and indefinitely postponed a resolution. They discussed a new city hall, adopted resolutions favoring the prefect, and approved inviting the International Epworth League convention to Belattic in July 1909.

Seattle Belattic

Alaska Municipal Election Returns Across Cities

April reports from Juneau Douglas Skagway list elected councilmen J Senger G Penn F P Forrest J A Kemmis M S Hudson Henry Brie William Stubine David Jedeon Eure Peters John Lundquist and school treasurer Henry Hall in Douglas. Skagway trustees McLean J A Nettles Martin Conway Lake McGrath D W Sevier Le Shea C J McIntyre amid White Pass Yukon influence.

Juneau Alaska Senger G. Penn Asaesson FP. Forrest Douglas J. A. Kemmis Hudson Henry Brie William Stubbine David Jedeon Eure Peters John Lundquist Henry Hall Skagwayt White Pass Yukon McLean J. A Nettles Martin Conway Lake McGrath D. Ww. Sevier le Shea C. J . McIntyre

Shamming Suspect Found Wandering in City Hills

Police brought 19 year old Arther Johnson a laborer to headquarters after he wandered aimlessly at 2 30 this morning on the firet hill. He spoke unintelligibly and officers believe he is either shamming or demented and a possible professional burglar.

Arther Johson Firet Hill Oden and Holmes

Sailings and Officials Highlight Puget Sound Steam Trade

Captain F A Hurd of the tug Hornet was fined ten dollars for failing to file his boat license for the annual inspection. The Japanese steamer Shibetoro Maru bound for Yokohama carries 2500 tons of flour. The steamer Rainier, from the L H Gray line, sails tomorrow for this port with its burners noted. Captain Nichols long active on Puget Sound steamboats yesterday.

F. A. Hurd Hornet Shibetoro Maru Osaki Goshere Kaisha Company Orient Yokohama Rainier L. H Gray Steamship Company San Francisco Nichols Puget Sound

Resignation and shipboard incidents overhaul in northwest waters

The master of the navy yar row boats resigned and will be succeeded by Captain C. B. Oliver. A crew dispute on the bark Harvester of the Northwestern Fisheries line was settled, leaving the vessel set to depart north after damage with its foremast carried away. The schooner Hongipa, Captain Wiken der, bound for Hawaii from Nanaimo, returns for dry dock. A consignment of 172 barrels of oil to Mukilteo from San Francisco aboard the British ship Bes sie Dollar is seized and a 250 fine imposed on the operator for freight between two U S ports. The Steamer Buckman of the Alaska Pacific Steamship company arrives from San Francisco with a full cargo and 66 passengers.

Yarrow Boats C. B. Oliver Harvester Northwestern Hongipa Wikender Hawaiian Islands Nanaimo Mukilteo San Franchsco Bessie Dollar Dollar Line Buckman Alaska Pacific Steamship Company San Francisco

Rainey Graft Charges Ordered Fully Investigated

Washington reports Representative Rainey’s graft charges against the Panama Canal Commission were ordered to be fully investigated. The probes focus on the food supply. Separately, university professors visit multiple state high schools to assess potential entrance pathways for graduates without further exams.

Washington April Rainey Panama Canal Commissariat

Land Condemnations Target Seattle and Crook Eaton

Judge Griffin orders condemnation of multiple parcels in Seattle and Crook Eaton Depot addition with Lot 1 and Lot 9 in Beath Beattie and Union Depot additions. Reports indicate land will be taken for public use. a bridge over the Snoqualmie River is planned as the old span failed last November.

U. P Oregon & Washington By. Co Griffin Crook Eaton Depot Beath Beattie King County i Seattle Union Depot Additin Booth Beattie Ee ‘Twitchell United Tes Land Offics Washington, D. C al. Ruth See Sald Snoqualmie River John Hanson

Obn Cort Sets Out for New York City Tour

Obn Cort, the theatrical mag nete, leaves next Monday for New York City. He will be absent from Seattle about five weeks.

Obn Cort Magnete New York City Seattle

Wreck of France’s Battleship Jena After Sudden Accident

An eyewitness describes the sudden accident at Toulon on March 1 that wrecked the battleship Jena. About 300 men of the 630 crew were injured as magazines detonated, causing deafening blasts and catastrophic damage. A US-received photo shows the moment of shock aboard the ship.

Toulon France Jena

Murder at Spokane Leaves Man Fatally Wounded

Spokane April 4 A 19 year old man was shot through the heart while in a park beside Mrs. Ernest Heosner, a married woman awaiting divorce. The husband is suspected.

Scripps Telegraph Service Spokane Byerman Ernest Heosner

Railway seeks condemnation of land along Cedar River valley

The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway filed in superior court to condemn a 100 foot strip paralleling its right of way through several sections between a point east of Kent and the Cascade mountains. The Kent Lumber company owns the land, much of which lies in the Cedar river valley. Mary to Sail, Steamer Towa Mary tomorrow at daybreak for the Orient with a large number of passengers and a full cargo including a big consignment of cotton.

Steiner Chelan Seattle, Renton & Southern Mary J. Connell J. M. Wilson India Westminster Presbyterian Church Dolphin Alas“Sr. & Company Taka Harbor Chicago, Milwaukee Towa Mary Orient

Edwin Bigham Dies of Heart Failure at 25

Edwin Bigham aged 25 died at his Georgetown home this morning from heart failure. His father reported the tragedy as the family begins to cope with the loss.

Edwin Bigham Georgetown

Funerals Set for Local Residents in Medford Area

The paper notes multiple obituaries and services: Mrs Mamie Bigham widow. David Davis funeral at 8 PM with Rev Ernest Mason. Ernest Mason funeral held last night. body shipped by Butterworth to De Soto Wisconsin. Andrew Burg, 43, funeral at 26 Elm Street Ballard. William Whitehead and mother of Mrs James Pyott and Beatrice Whitehead died at 2602 East Alpha Street. funeral tomorrow at 2 PM at Hutterworth's chapel under Rebecca Lodge auspices.

Ernest Mason Butterworth de Soto Wisconsin Andrew Burg Elm St Ballard William Whitehead James Pyott Beatrice Whitehead East Alpha St Hutterworth's Rebecca Lodge

Umatilla Safe After Disabled Report Near Columbia River

The Pacific Coast Steamship company confirms the steamer Umatilla arrived in San Francisco on time after a report of a disabled condition off the Columbia River. Buckman of Alaska Pacific Steamship Co found her in distress, officials think the issue arose from the ship stopping to clean her grates.

Pacific Coast Steamship Company Umatilla San Francisco Columbia River Buckman Alaska Pacific Steamship Company San Franchisco Pacific Coast Company

Boots for dogs wow Cleveland market

A novelty footwear item arrives in Cleveland for aristocratic dogs. Tiny and her valet popularize kid shoes with rubber soles inside tongues and laces priced at four dollars a set. The article notes fit issues between front and hind feet.

Tiny

Progressive Millinery and Hosiery Store on Pike Street

A brief item notes the Progressive Millinery and Hosiery Store located on Pike Street. The entry highlights its presence in the local shop district.

Pike ST

Markets Report Shows Sluggish Egg Prices and Orange Outlook

The market notes a continued weak egg market with no near slump expected and relief anticipated in the orange sector. Portland sees several cars arriving and a steamer bringing cucumbers that are nearly sold out. Vigorous price listings include celery artichokes and butter, with mixed figures for various grains and commodities across Portland and California trade.

Portland

Needs Another Judge in Alaska Calls for New Judicial District

Judge Wickersham of Fairbanks, now in Seattle, regrets Congress failed to pass the bill for an additional Alaska judicial district. He says the growth in business and litigation requires broader judicial coverage.

Wickersham Fairbanks Seattle Alaska

Hats Cut Prices at London’s Second Ave Store

Advertises Thursday sale offering Leghorn C fon Tuscan Braid and Neapolitan hats discounted to 4.89 from regular 5.50 to 7.50. Located at London’s 1111 Second Ave. Store promotes limited one day clearance for this year’s trimmed styles.

London Second Ave. Eee

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