Man Held For Allowing Chickens To Roam Free In Court
A man was sworn in Judge Gordon's court for letting his chickens roam at large. The case details the poultry roaming incident and the court appearance.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1907
Page
3
A man was sworn in Judge Gordon's court for letting his chickens roam at large. The case details the poultry roaming incident and the court appearance.
Local brief items cover wheat losses in Eastern Washington due to tying at 600 ears, fuel shortages closing interior mills, and a University car brawl after Thursday night. Also reports a sermon, owl installation in Bellingham, high school writer Bryan, multiple court verdicts, a pickpocket arrest and release, a missing girl, a punishment for a brutal beating, and various local society and civic notices.
A detailed review notes Alice Nielsen and Constantine in Puccini's La Bohème with vivid praise for Mimi and Rudolpho and for Deverne and Neuven. The piece highlights emotional performances and the company’s strength, while previewing upcoming shows Don Pasquale It Pag Haven and a concert, plus The Tenderfoot and Ole Olson engagements.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions church, pets, and timing around Friday evening. no coherent event or names to confirm a full news item. Provides insufficient readable facts for a proper summary card.
Local congregations list sermon titles and service times led by ministers including Rev. Marvin and Rev. Van Horn. Morning and evening gatherings occur across multiple streets and venues, with events at Evangel, Strome, and nearby parishes.
An OCR reading lists church services and event details in Seattle venues. It names multiple pastors and locations such as Interbay Avenue, Queen Anne Fifth Avenue, First-Cor East Broadway, and Garfield Street. Sessions include sermons on Resurrection, suffering, and future life, along with seances and spiritualist talks.
The article notes An American Citizen moves to the Lots tomorrow while Barbara Frietchbie closes tonight. A Japanese Courtship plays at the Lyric for the final time, followed by Audran's The Mascot.
Star theater bills two acts with Harry La Rose and Co opening The Butler and the Heros and Nan Engleton and Co performing How the Widow Was Won. Other good acts promised.
Hefferman Engine Works will relocate a dock to the Beattie waterfront within twenty days. The dock, built twelve years ago at a site operation in Quartermaster Harbor, is being discontinued due to employee pay demands.
Dakota’s chief officer J. W. Roberts arrived aboard the Japanese Heer Shinano Maru at 2:50 pm yesterday to assess the wreck. He declined to speak much beyond saying he has no responsibility, noting a total passenger list of 350 including 11 Japanese women and several Russians. Captain Kato described a rough voyage.
At a meeting the Portland Democratic Club discussed the new fire boat project and agreed not to dispose of the matter for two weeks. In political chatter H Thomas announced a mayoral bid while Mayor Lane indicated an independent run, as reported from Portland on April 6.
A partial OCR item mentions W. B. Hutchinson Co at the corner of Indiana Avenue and Union Street with unclear sale details or timing. The readable fragment lacks a clear event, date, or complete description.
The city park committee resolved delinquent taxes on Washington park property by deducting the tax from the unpaid purchase price. Councilman Mullen quipped that giving Kittinger another fire site would make him pay the investment.
Residents of 24th avenue oppose Beattie Electric's Columbia line proposal and seek the route on 26th avenue. City promised 24th avenue remain car free. 26th avenue lacks grading and won't be ready for about two years. The franchise committee postponed action until Councilman Keene discusses with residents.
Smith of Vancouver was arrested Thursday for attempting to smuggle opium into the city. He appeared at a preliminary hearing before U. S. Commissioner Kiefer Friday, was bound over to the May grand jury, and placed under $1,000 bond.
Local officials from the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Oregon Railroad and Navigation company met Friday afternoon to discuss proposed state railway rules for passenger traffic. Several officials were absent and no definite plan emerged.
Major H. H. Chittenden of the United States Corps and Representative W. H. Humphrey returned Friday night from a tour of Northern Sound cities. They announced harbors at Everett, Bellingham and Blaine will be deepened and dredged.
Geo H Woodhouse Co offers tin work in all branches at 112 University Street and surrounding area. Contact details suggest full-service metal work including installations and repairs. Local trades firm emphasizes quality craftsmanship and reliable service for homes and small businesses.
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