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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1907

Page

5

Steamship unions set new wage rates across Pacific Coast

The Steamship Association of Francisco and Shipowners of the Pacific Coast reach an agreement with the union on new monthly pay. Firemen will receive 845 per month and other crew to be paid 50 dollars or 45 dollars under the new scheme. Rates become effective April 9 and were finalized after a prior agreement last October.

Jal Steamship Association Francisco Pacific Coast Weasels Carrying Co Tenins Pew Papir Coast Steamers Company Sec Portland

Sailors' Wages Held at Forty Five a Month

Sailors on sailing and steam vessels retain wages of 45 dollars per month with no planned change. The notice states wages remain fixed across sail and steam fleets.

New Seattle Postal Station Planned at Broadway and Pine

A new postal station is approved for Seattle at Broadway and Pine with features resembling a full post office. It will handle district mail distribution, collection, and shipping.

Seattle Broadway Pine Ots

Resolution Admits Women to Seattle Real Estate Club

A resolution was passed that night admitting women to membership in the Seattle Real Estate Men's association. Two women attended last night's meeting.

Seattle Real Earate Men's Association

University Community petitions for north end garbage dump designation

The University Community club filed a petition with the city council last night asking authorities to designate a garbage dumping ground in the north end of the city. Much garbage is now accumulated there.

The University Community Club

City Council Extends Window to Sell Water Bonds

The city council left the disposal of 2,250,000 water bonds with the finance committee for another week. J H F P Moore, who had an option on the bonds, allowed it to expire yesterday.

J. H. FP. Moore

Surrender Without Fight In Cortes Honduras

Telegraph briefs report Cortes Honduras surrendered to Nicaraguans without resistance. Other items note W H Dwight cashier at Goddard bank died by own hand, his accounts short by 10000 dollars, and Senator Clark survived a plunge into icy Colorado waters with injuries.

New Orleans Puerto Cortes Honduras Topaka Kana W. H. Dwight Goddard Los Angeles Senator Clark Colorado Tie

Fire and legal notes cross historic dispatches from Sitka to Paris

A scattered set of early 20th century items: Sitka Alaska reports a Sunday night fire destroying a building. Kansas City notes commutations of death sentences for Mrs Aggie Myers and Frank Hottman. Paris warns of labor union strikes. San Francisco describes the Ramona ferry collision in fog with nearly 1000 aboard. North Yakima reports a smallpox lodging house fire thwarted by local action. Canton coverage on Senator Foraker campaign remarks. Columbus reports Col Francia B Lacy dead. Sonia notes Albert Williams death and Washington Fire Insurance’s large business total.

Kansas City Aggie Myers Frank Hottman Mr. Myers

Last survivor of Under the Oak convention dies in Jackson

William, the final living member of the 16 delegates at the Under the Oak convention in Jackson, Michigan, where the first Republican state ticket was nominated, has died at an unspecified age.

William Jackson Mich

Detroit Capitalist Frederick Sibley Dies at 53

Frederick Gibley of Detroit died yesterday at age 53. A prominent Detroit capitalist, he earlier worked as an Indian trader in Northern Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota.

Frederick Gibley Detroit Miah Frederick Sibley Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota

Delegates Chosen For State Federation Of Women’s Clubs

Delegates to the State Federation of Women’s Clubs were chosen by the civ club Saturday evening in Port Townsend. The selected members include Mrs Dean Hil, Mrs H L Tibble, Mrs J C House, Mrs Gee, Mrs Starrett, and Mrs F Albert Ballet.

Port Townsend Spokane Civ Club M Dean Hil H. L. Tibbale Mra J. C. House Mra. Gee Starrett F. Albert Balett

Metropol itan Golf group aims to split into two sections

The executive of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association plans to divide the organization into two sections. The proposal envisions matches between representative clubs featuring 15 or more women on a team, with proceedings set for tonight in New York.

New York Metropoltan Golf Association Metropolic Association

Olympia Conference on Railways Under New Commission Law

A railway official travels to Olympia for a conference with the commission to discuss duties under the new law. The meeting focuses on how the commission will regulate tracks and oversee railway operations.

Railway Commission Olympia Commission

Engineer Dies After Sunset Express Collision

Warmington, an engineer of the Sunset express, died yesterday from injuries suffered when the train ran through a switch at Colton on March 24. He had been seriously injured in the incident and died in a local hospital.

LOB Angels Clarence BE. Warmington Sunset Express Colton

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