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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
7
Aimee Makintosh cites county officers of the supreme court and goanty officers, arguing duties of wardens and fruit inspectors are affected. The text notes potential appointment of a warden and discusses authority under a county act and possible legislative coverage.
Partial OCR shows a fraud investigation in Idaho involving Barber Lumber and timber lands. It mentions 40,000 acres of timber, costs around 100000 dollars, and actions by government authorities to cancel or recover assets through legal channels. The text is fragmented with garbled phrases and missing dates.
The morning raid led to charges of petty theft against Thomas A B Toda and Freit Weal, accused of defrauding the government. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for June as they await trial.
The record lists individuals including Yoshioki, DD, Sprague, and Annie with Beattie and Se Saebee as the setting or sponsors. The notice reads like a brief marriage licensing entry noting partners and local names.
Readable fragments show individuals with ages and dates, mentioning April and locations such as Seattle General Hospital and East Pike. The text appears as jumbled registration lines with partial names, ages, and addresses, lacking complete context or a coherent event.
Fragmentary OCR notes list various sentences and dates involving penitentiary terms and crimes. Names, places, and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
The report notes J Coretington as superintendent of Children’s Rae, with a target of raising $14,000 to cover essential needs. P. Jones is identified as involved near the university site, with the society seeking not less than $25 in support.
Olympic Markt line items list various goods and prices with unclear product names and a street side placement at 118 Pike Bt opposite Marche, reflecting a fragmented market listing.
The brief notes an 81.0 percent opener by Murseane on a wire mouth item, mentioning a single cash block of 506 dollars and a valance. The fragmentary report provides few additional details about the event or context.
In Boston on April 19 society buzzes over A Henry Higginson of the Middlesex hunt set to wed Jean Calucet 22 of Italian and French descent, former Fantata member. The couple plan a late April ceremony and will reside at Higginson's South Lincoln estate. his prior wife is now married to yacht designer Sterling Burgess.
The motion for a new trial for William Constantine will be heard by Judge Morrin tomorrow in the Superior Court. If overruled, Constantine faces sentencing for assault with a deadly weapon, the crime for which he was countered.
The Treadwell strike ends with an agreement nearly identical to two days earlier, the union not recognized and no Mack lat put into effect. The workers resume Sunday.
Early morning paper car on the Geattie route was robbed of bread as passengers gathered as much as they could carry. A bakery wagon loaded with loaves was involved in the incident yesterday.
Snow in Pittsburgh and rain in New York force postponements of baseball games on April 19. No games were played in Chicago St Louis or Philadelphia due to the weather delays.
Hansen of the Scandinavian house on Terrace au and Third ot contends with Beatty O'Mally who recently served a term on the chain.
Mrs Laia Lepinskay of Mateon's Canal is under police care awaiting her husband who did not board the train. She arrived expecting to meet him. she now weeps as she waits for his return.
A plaintiff seeks a share in the Epler building at Second and Marion, arguing in California that a prior divorce ruling in a defective string of events renders certain divors void and she pursues her claim under that assertion.
The U S Lighthouse Service district plans three new lighthouses at Shoalwater Bay Partridge Point and the Columbia River mouth to bolster navigation. Five smallpox cases were reported on the Empress of Japan during quarantine at Victoria with the steamer cleared to proceed after duty. An Orientals involved plot to break away from Alcan defense thwarted by Night Watchman William Starklaas who fired and attracted patrols saving Northwestern Fisheries Co. $1500 in prepaid wagon. The bark Guy C Gess sails for northern fisheries and the Olympia will follow. a proposed float for the harbor master’s office will cost about $600.
The case of Manning Winchell before Judge Frater questions the compulsory attendance statute. BR W Winchell from Tainap seeks home schooling for his 11 year old son after truancy charges. Judge Prater orders schooling and warns of Parental School transfer, with the father promising to take the matter to the supreme court.
United States secret service agents investigate an alleged anarchist plot to assassinate Roosevelt. The inquiry ties in Pennsylvania miners and a Hasleton headquarters, according to Geripps Telegraph Services.
A prominent preacher was released from custody after arrest headlines. Several Methodist ministers offered to care for his two children, while he indicated plans to support them in the future despite the ongoing dispute.
The Seattle lodge No. 2 votes to invite the grand council of Elks to meet in Seattle in 190%. The invitation will be formally presented to the grand council at its Philadelphia meeting in July.
President Zelaya of Nicaragua and President Figuera of El Salvador have reached a tentative peace agreement, announced by Nicaragua's Minister Cores. The accord comes as both leaders are in session in Amupia.
A damaged Tacoma police report identifies Victor Mann second officer on a United States cruiser as a person of interest in an alleged case involving a girl. Mann, connected to a well known captain and city relatives, faced scrutiny amid land development plans near Pennsylvanina Lake Park.
Deputy Sheriff Van Math of Maple Valley captured Frank Peters who was wanted for theft of valuables worth 880. Peters appeared before Judge Gordon and was sent to the superior court for trial.
Arthur Redman, a secretary of the Y.M.C.A. in the Philippines, has just arrived in Seattle on his way to his old home in Masse.
Report notes employers hire non union workers to fill roles during a strike. Strikers vow to stand firm for an eight hour day as tensions rise and production continues under new staffing. Local reaction centers on labor rights and management’s response to the workforce dispute.
A. W. McArthur appeared in 9 Me superior court charged with obtaining by false pretenses and passing for 16 dollars to a George Orn. McArthur was bound over on the charge pending further proceedings.
The Seattle Bicetric Co. states it will remove tracks from Twenty third avenue south between Jackson and Dearborn streets if the city council grants a franchise to lay new tracks on Twenty fourth avenue south.
Short classified notice offers a tideland lot purchase with a promise of happiness for life. Includes contact line referencing Cooper Willits at 473 Colman idg.
H Cummings faced a speeding case for driving over the limit and was found not guilty in court this morning. The outcome ends the matter with no conviction on record for the driver.
University students spent Campus Day cleaning the varsity grounds and planting trees. Governor Meade attended lunch and gave a brief talk before leading the gymnasium dance tonight.
John Plunket an local insurance man turned himself in after a hotel lobby assault on Julius J. Schenck. Schenck says Plunket struck and injured him over a $56 debt in the Washington Annex. Plunket posted 50 bail on assault and battery charges.
Shipping workers press for wage gains aligned with Portland and Princeton levels. The demand includes 50 cents hourly base pay and 76 cents overtime for general cargo handling, with 55 cents for certain discharging duties. Some concessions likely as talks proceed.
Boston April 191? Society awash with rumors after Bristow Draper, son of Lieut. Gov. Draper, wed Queenie Sanford heiress to an assumed fortune. Queenie, rumored to be a Congregationalist, is linked to Miss Alice Margery Kay in fashionable circles as the Draper family faces questions about pedigree and status.
Private Patrolman Richard Horton of the Bancroft service is suspended pending investigation after an altercation over a cigar. It is alleged Horton fired his pistol during the incident as bystanders fled. Inspector Willard ordered Merten of the agency suspended while the inquiry proceeds.
A one year old boy named John Fenton from 160 Royst remains missing since April 15, with anxious parents seeking leads. Police report a speed-law arrest of L. D Lewis last night by Officer Walcott. Seattle post office and rail stations face a forcee inspection by Postoffice Inspectors J. Macken Palstey and C. B. Welter.
F Machida, described as a Jap, is occupying a cell in the petty prison and faces assault and battery charges. Police officers Bell Preston Crands Rooney made the arrest.
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