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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
7
Kellogg said the blaze spread from a burning rubbish pile behind the destroyed hotel. The brick structure sustained no injuries and the fire saved the cost of clearing debris.
Five large boxes of wearing apparel stolen from the Dakotsu have been recovered by Chirahama head man and sent to Yokohama for the U S consulate. Articles show no sea damage. Japanese postal authorities save much mail from the wrecked vessel for delivery to RODS REELS Lines.
An effort to resolve differences that led to six mates quitting the steamer Olympia yesterday morning will be made at the Masters Mates Meeting on Monday. The mates claim the ship’s owners owe them 68 t. in back wages.
The report calls for designated dumping sites and immediate garbage collection in suburbs. Officers should take charge, hire enough teams, and bill residents for removed waste as districts like Latona Brook University Heights Green Lake and Fremont lack service.
The Bon March sign with a moving border of lights resembling serpents will be examined by the street committee. Some members argue the intermittent light loss may be unlawful. After reviewing the sign, the committee will report its findings amid objections from several parties who misread the display.
A Terrible cyclone hits the state causing extensive damage and loss of life with limited official details available. Authorities report multiple structures destroyed and residents urged to seek shelter as emergency services respond.
Bank clearings figures show Papert $1997 and net totals from April 5, 1904 totaling 1,449,639.09 to a high of 2,483,695.99. The data highlights year 1904 performance with fluctuating daily cash totals across the period.
A garbled note describes a land matter involving a corporation committee and new connections along AY and two southern avenues near Mth av. B. and Hilimas. The readable items reference planning or property actions without clear names or dates.
A fragment reports a fire stress reading of 118 percent linked to Cometabh, with noted anomaly in the test results. Officials caution interpretation as a technical marker rather than a direct hazard indicator.
A fragmented report discusses driving guilt or innocence of a man identified as W. Mell after an incident with an officer and claimants at a morning court. Evidence is unclear with testimonies suggesting speeds of 15 to 30 but lacking supportive proof.
Fragmentary telegraph report notes President and Roosevelt in disagreement on a key question tied to San Francisco. References to universities and comets appear garbled, leaving unclear specifics about the policy or event involved.
A meeting convened in the rooms of commerce where officials reviewed five committees and noted actions following a prior abetting incident. The session aimed to verify descriptions and ensure oversight.
Dakota, chief officer of Miviine’s CHIEF OFFice, arrives at Seattle aboard the Shinano Maru to oversee a daily sale event. The Great Express company touts bargains this week, including a dress and a boy’s outfit offered for small prices.
Commander In Chief Ward arrives at the hotel in state amid ceremonial greeting. Officials provide pertext remarks as the visiting dignitary meets local leaders and staff.
Injuries from a stairway collapse at a Sanderson building prompt a police report. no violations found. State labor commissioner Hubberd in Seattle investigating female labor law claims with no proof yet. Mexican Pacific Co. formed with 50,000 capital to own 290,000 acres near Acapulco and run Pacific vessel service. Joe Wilson jailed for theft promises to leave Seattle. Shriners from Cleveland will visit Seattle May 15 after Los Angeles gathering.
Union Savings and Trust Co located at the corner of Second Avenue and Cherry in Hoge Ridge Geatus Washington appears in the notice. It identifies the firm and its street location within the local registry.
The Pioneer Piano House advertises drastic reductions on baby grands uprights and organs with brand new factory direct stock arriving from eastern factories. Terms are flexible with storage space filled and financing as low as ten dollars a month offered to enable families to own fine pianos and organs with Johnston and maker guarantees.
A tornado struck shortly after midnight, killing nine people including Mt. Dunn. Over 50 houses were destroyed and thirteen residents were hospitalized with critical injuries.
A Minnesota legislature poll shows Taft 45 Lafollette 18 Root 16 Hughes 6 Cannon 2 Delliver 2 and Fairbanks Beveridge and Coristyou 1 each among Republicans excluding Roosevelt. Democratic Governor Johnson receives 29 and Bryan 5.
The American Brides Company, contractor for the city's new municipal building, requests a forty day extension due to a shutdown at the steel plant caused by recent mood changes in Pittsburgh, delaying material delivery.
A brief ad highlights a men’s clothing store offering consistently lower prices than competitors. It promises better values and service, weekly press contact, and free maintenance and repairs to fit any man, claiming to accommodate all sizes.
A fresh set of 176 counts against millionaire Walsh accuses him of misappropriating 3.5 million dollars and falsifying reports to the comptroller. The case marks another indictment in the ongoing proceedings.
A 16 year old boy Himer Warnes died after a brief illness from spinal meningitis at Metropolitan Hospital during the night.
Rose M. Conway sues James O Pharo owner of the Jeanie in a U S District Court claim seeking 60000 to cover injuries to her two children Joseph P. and Har 409 after a November 18 2006 collision. The action alleges fault and seeks damages for medical and related losses.
Ominous preparations unfold as a shipyard strike looms with infantry at the armory and guards ready to deploy. Governor signals troops could march to the yards if the mayor deems it necessary.
A fire or accident damaged the McDonald Engineering hall at Meil University in Montreal today. The loss is estimated at $760,629. Fire crews investigated the scene and began securing the area as repairs were planned.
Exposition officials award the first contract to clear all 25 acres at Lake Washington for the A Y P exposition. Piante and shrubs will be planted and cultivated for two years. Ash-Hassiopher company reports sale of over 66 late sections.
A historic music retailer established in 1850 remains a landmark on Arcade Way. The business emphasizes its long heritage as a major local outlet for instruments, records, and audio gear.
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