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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1907
Page
5
Renton residents argued over cow confinement at night with Duff urging limits. The council deadlocked after a lengthy discussion and Mayor Jones abstained, leaving the issue unresolved as concerns about gardens and lawns persisted.
A collection of brief items notes keen observers spying in parks with 26 000 hidden objects. The Signe Two Cent Fare Bill has been signed in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. In Atlanta Pennsylvania an Easter egg hunt begins with wide participation by children and families, as authorities report the event.
A New York report notes Secretary Taft will issue a public statement tomorrow about the date American intervention will end. In other news Lieutenant Ball of the Twenty First A. A. was married today to Miss Maria Wallen Struthers of 211 Madison Avenue with many army friends attending.
A local election in the First Ward results in the Young Fee executive committee member between Gulfis and W W Cran. The vote outcome names the winner and declines further details.
Fragmentary report mentions the Front and Alaska Steamer Fara in transit amid fisheries and port activity. Names like Heimer, Philip F Kel, Kate Davenge appear in incomplete context with figures around 1,483 dollars and 1,195,007 dollars tied to departures and steel movements.
A working man nearly drowned yesterday after falling from a dock into water near the Wayside area. Rescuers pulled him from the water and he was taken to the hospital in serious condition.
A local firm announces construction at the half block site 484 Marion Street. The company intends to erect a new storefront and related safety features as part of forthcoming urban improvements.
A community dance event at Leschi Park tonight features live music by Ian Wagner's orchestra. Free admission for attendees as dancers enjoy the beat and socialize under evening skies.
In Bellingham in April the jury found Dr. W. H. Hayes not guilty after two hours of deliberation in a case involving alleged criminal relations with Helen Lasher. The acquittal shocks the state as four more co defendants await trial. Hayes denied the allegations on the stand and proclaimed his innocence before leaving.
An open debate yesterday by high school seniors on the proposition that there should be a special tax on bachelors. The affirmative won with one speaker proposing that the tax proceeds fund a home for maidens.
J D Hoffstaedt proprietor of the Grand Pacific hotel was arrested for slapping guest William B Sinks. Hoffstaedt fined ten dollars plus costs by J Gordon yesterday after Mrs Sinks testified of insult to her and her husband remonstrated. Hoffstaedt denied the charges and appealed.
Today is the day for individual buyers to secure new pianos including baby grands at low prices with easy terms. The Pioneer Piano House offers instruments direct from factories with maker and Johnston guarantees and a money back promise. Store hours include evenings at 903 Seconday.
Boston April 6 revenue data indicate the Great Northern Railway will post higher March earnings after several months of stagnation. The report notes a stronger freight and passenger volume aiding the improvement.
Salt Lake City April 4 reports President Joseph F. Smith announces favorable prospects for church affairs and growth in theDeseret region with likely continuation of organized programs and religious outreach.
The dispatch from Havana reports broad speculation about President Taft's likely response to the unfolding crisis. Observers in diplomatic circles assess potential actions and the impact on US policy, noting cautious optimism among international allies.
Spokane April 6 The school board promises charges over opening letters of teachers again aimed at Principal Cloyd of Spokane High School.
Gen Huteon has been indicted in Charleston, North Carolina, with authorities outlining charges connected to the April 6 proceedings. The case involves named officials and regional legal action, sparking regional scrutiny and ongoing investigations.
Price lists and plat copies available at 117 Cherry Street or at the contract office at 34th Ave and McClellan Street. All prices may advance without notice during improvements. Prices include grading sidewalks curbs sewers water and paving on Cascadia Ave Grand Boulevard and connectors. Utilities to be installed by utility companies.
The purchase terms require 25 percent cash and 25 percent in six, twelve, and eighteen months. Settlement for all reservations of lots must be at offices, 117 Cherry Street, by noon the day after reservation. Mount Baker Park offers exclusive surroundings, attractive landscapes, refined company, and distinctive improvements in an accessible location.
Col. A. O. Hutson was indicted on embezzlement charges for $400. It is believed that during his tenure as assistant adjutant general since 1889 he misappropriated about $20,000. He was released last night on a $15,900 bond.
Thos. Vannes, suffering from smallpox, walked through crowds in North Yakima yesterday and was later captured and confined to the pest house.
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