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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1907
Page
8
Berins Telearanh Service reports Colima volcano near Menico City Mexico showing violent activity over three days. Natives flee the valley amid fears of lava flows and downpours threatening settlements and crops.
The Star theater showcases a novelty cycling act by the Baker troupe with 45 riders plus comedians and a sketch The Walking Delegate. Brousa’s The Free Lance ends its run at the Grand Opera House with tonight and tomorrow performances. At the Seat tle theater A Stranger in Town promises musical comedy appeal and the Lyric presents Pra Diavolo all week with the Zinn Musical Comedy company in the lead.
The Leia stage shows renewed success with An American Citizen repeating a prior triumph. Cast members Allieen May Mewsrs Dechan Mc Rae Lawrence and others post distinct hits across performances.
In St Paul on April 16 a train wreck on the Great Northern near Bartlett killed Harry Famed, a mail clerk, and two laborers. One worker was injured. The wreck caused an open switch, officials reported.
Port Townsend hears from Port Angeles that Attorney Crosscup seeks a Northern Pacific railroad franchise. Elma reports 100 surveyors and gear moving toward Hood's Canal toward the Port Townsend branch. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line adds parcels near Township 26 North Range 14 West. Two railroad franchise proposals are pending in Port Townsend, one for Northern Pacific and one for Milwaukee.
Thaw asserts control of his case with attorney Peabody saying no statements today. Peabody notes Thaw will issue a statement on Thursday after a morning visit at the prison. The scene reflects ongoing delays in the high profile legal matter.
The Standard Of Co completed a high concrete bulkhead around its property on orders of the fire marshal. The barrier is a precaution to prevent flooding of escaping oil beyond the premises in case of an accident to oil tanks.
In Juneau on April 16 a Servien miner named Matafi was badly beaten by strikers at Treadwell. Five men were arrested and charged by United States marshal with assault. G H Brown & Co advertise contracting services nearby at 221 Pine.
Reports from Mexico indicate Chilpancingo, capital of Guerrero, destroyed by earthquakes with many deaths. Shocks are recorded hourly. Chilapa, population about 15 000, is reported in ruins. Tixtla has not sent word, though on the direct path of the quake.
Dr Roy Douglas Ryan a renowned X ray specialist and manufacturer in the Pacific Northwest died following a brief illness at Providences hospital early today. He came to Beatle three years ago from Milwaukee born Evanville Wisconsin January 29 18TS. He is survived by his mother Mrs oo of the new St in and a brother Hilbert Ryan of Milwaukee. He was unmarried.
Lewiston Idaho April 16 long series of events surrounds lawyer George Goode husband of a former Seattle girl. He has twice escaped assassination with fresh reports of a last night attempt. Citizens believed behind the trouble over his presence and alleged ill treatment of his wife. Mrs Goode recently secured a divorce from him.
Rev Donald Reas a Presbyterian minister for nearly 50 years died of heart disease while working in his garden in Alex at Olt. He lived in Beattle for eight years. Born 75 years ago in Pletou Nova Scotia he leaves a widow and three children.
A special commission reports that Chicago police, as long as the oldest member remembers, aided the party in power by contributing to campaign funds. The disclosure centers on political charges examined by the commission.
United States District Judge Whiteon dismissed Amanda Waldron's suit against Edward Keyes concerning a deed for property in the Upilon Addition to Seattle. The case claimed a cloud on title across a district extending from Pike Street to Denny Way and Broadway to Bellevue, valued in the millions.
Sue Morrie has placed Ollie Belmont, the Jackson case witness, under a 250 dollar bond for her appearance to testify in court. Belmont is currently at Georgetown County Hospital.
Clarence Falk of the city was arrested at Porteee by day pen on complaint of Perking proprietor of a restaurant who claims he tried to jump his board bill.
Judge Morrin of the superior court considered the demurrer raised by Inspector Walter Gillham of Beattie Electric Co charged with criminal blame for the death of Elizabeth Whackett struck by a Madison Street streetcar last month.
Coroner Carroll and a deputy sheriff investigate the death of Thomas McClure who was killed on a car in Youngstown Sunday night. The inquiry centers on whether McClure lay on the track or was attempting to board the car when the accident happened. Friends deny reports that he was intoxicated.
Mrs James Sadier of 78 Virginia Street was struck by a Green Lake streetcar at Sixth Street and Westlake Boulevard. She suffered severe shaking up after stepping into the path of a wagon and into the car’s way while exiting the curb.
Washington reports the transfer tax of New York has been declared constitutional. Other briefs include submarine testing near Newport and defense readiness, a post office policy denying National Guard affiliation for clerks, a London marriage of Ellesbeth Dunemair to John Hope, and various regional updates from North Yakima to London notices.
Benedict Ohio reports a major blaze yesterday afternoon destroying the entire business district and part of the residential area. Fire crews fought the flames as damages spread across multiple blocks. No injuries were immediately reported.
Denver April 16 Reuters report notes negotiations between railroad managers and workers of the Denver and Rio Grande amid a pending settlement stalemate.
Local hardware firm Geo. H. Woodhouse Co announces closing out lines of Builders' hardware at very low prices. Phone and visit 112 University Avenue to save on every purchase.
The gunboat Princeton departed Amalpala on Sunday with Honduras President Bonilla aboard and plans to land him at Salina Cruz Mexico. An assassination plot targets Father Petroff in St Petersburg as he nears release. Beatrice Baird Ruttland and Thomas Ewing Grincom wed at the American legation in Athens.
L B Anderson has received the agency rights for the Veabilines Fire Insurance Company covering Lewiston Idaho and Clarkston Washington. The move extends services to both cities with local operations and agent oversight.
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