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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
8
Telegraph reports April 25 notes 4 monster meetings planned for May at the lake front to protest President Roosevelt and the Debs controversy. Speeches attack Roosevelt. the coverage implies strong opposition amid the era's political tensions.
The notice invites ladies to a dance at Leseht Park this evening in a large pavilion by Lake Washington. Music by Wagner's orchestra. Gentlemen 2 cents, ladies free.
The annual student election at the University of Washington results favor to homfnat men with only two candidates defeated. Officers elected include President T. M. Askren 502 votes, Vice President Arthur Pope, Secretary Mamie Miller, and others with vote tallies.
In San Francisco on April 24 the Ruef defense team plans to show that money accepted from the French remedy proprietor was a fee rather than bribe. The defense will hinge on a contract signed by Pierre Priet, now deceased.
John Hansen clashed with a Norwegian speaker in a south side restaurant over change. Job King ejected the man for disrespecting a nearby cashier. Both men were arrested but released by Judge Gordon. City Attorney Destruler urged learning the language to avoid further fights.
At a Wednesday afternoon chamber of commerce meeting Seattle was chosen as the site for a 1909 gathering of the Grand Lodge of Bike and National a rev rat ion Chiefs of Police.
Frederick Halle a German shoe maker aged 87 collapsed and died at work in his Hillman City shop yesterday. He was tending a pair of shoes when the tragedy occurred at his place of business.
Maria and Franco seek relief in the superior court claiming her ex husband forcibly took their 1 year old son and removed him from the city. The filing requests part of habeas corpus to recover the child.
The advertisement highlights frequent daily trains by the Southern Pacific Co to California with a note on inexhaustible charms. It directs readers to Union Ticket Office at 608 First Ave for ticket reservations and descriptive literature.
Philadelphia April 34. The endless chain idea seeks to unlock the Horace Marvin kidnapping mystery. William Spencer proposes mailed notices offering a $1000 reward and immunity from Delaware death penalty to the kidnapper, hoping repeated offers reach the boy. Dr Horace Marvin supports testing the plan to recover his son.
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