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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
7
Oregon Republicans split over Bourne and Fulton in 1908 rift
In Portland the April meeting of the state central committee denounced Bourne’s candidacy and pledged to oppose his influence in the delegation to the party convention. The report notes strong support for Fulton and hints he may win the forthcoming senate fight as Taft supporters line up behind him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inara
Oregon
Bourne
Fulton
Heney
Sam Cake
Portland
Ore
Republicas Party
W. Fulton
Jonsthan Bourne
Portland Journal
Aevert Fulton
Taft
Palton
Senate
Fulton Uecoming
Mah Has Many Factories Planned
United Press reports in Waiquah that the Comamerets club shows strong enthusiasm for local industry. A vegetable cannery and a cement plant are possibilities under study, with costs and stock levels to be determined. Officers listed include Wm. Barcard, AP Burroughs, and Andersen as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wm. Barcard
AP Burroughs
Secre
Andersen
Treas
Unclear play title highlights Univeril junior class event
Fragmentary text notes a Saturday performance at the Moore theatre by the Univeril junior class with faculty and student participants. The scene mentions Shirley Parker Violet Dungan Dukes Christine Kanters Dorothy Gordon Burke and others in a student production credited to school writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univeril
Moore Theatre
Tim
Schoo
Wevveee
Shirley Parker
Violet Dungan Dukes
Christine Kanters
Dorothy Gordon Burkesses
Hiram Camy
Pat Tammany
Jack
Maeesssses
Arthur O'Nealk
Eeesty
Walter Loewe
Poo Isabeie
Isabelle Martine
Wes Cbs
Ows Mande Stead Ah Aves
Beniah Amith
Cabinet officer 10 on Nippon Yusen voyage to Seattle
Passengers aboard the Nippon Yusen liner bound for Seattle include officials such as the minister of finance and other Nippon officers. The party, starting from Seattle noon, plans a three week Europe trip before returning by the Great Northern line to Frisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Faron & Oet
Sele oreMent
K Varin
Bank of
Norther
Allway City
Europe
Great Northern
Grand Week of Opera and Musical Favorites Arrives
Georgia Campbell promotes The Gene of New York at the Grand this week. Frank W. Healy of the San Francisco Opera company will present eastern successes in Seattle at the regular one dollar scale. Florodora headlines the slate along with Warg Sandy It Happened in Nordland and Lew Pields in a starring vehicle, all secured for Seattle audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Healy
San Francisco
de Wolfe Hop F
Sandy
James T. Powers
Nordland
Lew Pields
Mr. Healy
Warrant Sought for Alice Longworth Arrest
Police sought a warrant for arrest of Alice Longworth daughter of the president for speeding Informed by Assistant Corporation Counsel Pugh that evidence was insufficient The officer contends she appears happiest when speeding and stirring dust but cannot secure a warrant against the president's daughter despite repeated observations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Morris
Two Escape From Chain Gang Endangers Prison Patrol
Two long term chain gang prisoners M. J. Hackett and Carl Larks escaped yesterday afternoon prompting Acting Chief Irving Ward to warn of replacement guards. The prior day Stacy Adama, described as a desperate character, also escaped with only two guards watching fifteen inmates. the breakout occurred when a guard left to fetch lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Hackett
Carl Larks
Irving Ward
Stacy Adama
New York Stock Market Opens Weak on Profit Taking
New York stock prices opened weak with initial quotes down a large fraction to a point lower. An early upturn due to short covering appeared in a few speculative issues but prices sagged again in late session as profit taking intensified, ending the day weak after earlier gains were erased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy United Press
New York
Great Fleet Parade to Sail for San Francisco Bay
Frisco and surrounding cities swell with patriotic fervor as Evans armada and 32 warships prepare to pass through San Francisco Bay. Electric lights and banners adorn Market Street and the Ferry Building as preparations climax for a historic demonstration of national display. The California promotion committee hosts a breakfast for Secretary Metcalf, signaling the fleet’s awaited arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Bay
California Volunteers
Philippines
Evans’ Armada
San Francisco Bay
Ars
Market St
van Nessay
California Promotion
Rush Queen Anne Drive Plan Moves Ahead
Interested property owners push to accelerate the Queen Anne driveway project.Taxpayers favor early preliminaries and start of the thoroughfare with work hastened. Proponents seek to fund non donated right of way by creating an improvement district for assessments.
Sullivan Attell Title Fight Looms In San Francisco
Brooklyn fighter Tommy Sullivan and Abe Attell ready for their 20 round bout with weigh in at 6 pm. Sullivan claims easy under 126 pounds while Attell is favored to win. Heavy betting at 2 to 1 for Attell, with some even money on Sullivan to be stopped within 15 rounds. Johnny Frayne and Fred Landers meet in a 15 round preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Ncisco
Brooklyn
Tommy Sullivan
Abe Attell
Sullivan
Attell
Johnny Frayne
Fred Landers
Puget Sound defense warned by Hobson lecturer
Congressman Hobson tells University of Washington audience that Puget Sound defenses are weak and cities from Seattle to Los Angeles could be seized by a coastal attack. He cites unmobilized coast forces and urges stronger naval preparedness in a Bremerton talk and UW gymnasium lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Poul- Hen
Congressman Hobson
University of Washington Gymnasium
University
Hobson
Bremerton
Con. Freeman Hobeen
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hospital Sued Over Poisoning Death After Streetcar Crash
Ten year old Mabel Obanion seeks thirty thousand dollars in a superior court suit claiming the Pacific hospital and Seattle Electric company caused her mother Mary Chanion C seeking improper treatment after a streetcar collision. The injuries occurred on Northern Pacific tracks near Ballard. Witness Mrs Jewell Finley testified in today’s session before Judge Mitchel Outram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Obanion
Pacific Hospital
Mitchel Outram
Seattle Electric Company
Mary Chanion
Ballard
Northern Pacific
Park W. Willie
Jewell Finley
Obanion
Alaska Riot Case Ended in Acquittal at Juneau
A federal grand jury acquitted Edward C. Hasey of second degree murder in the Keystone canyon riot tied to the railroad war. Four indictments may be pursued later. trial costs exceed 30,000 dollars. Attorneys preparing for December defense proceedings in Valdez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
Federal Grand Jury
Edward C. Hasey
Fred Rinehardt
Keystone Canyon
Gungenheimsa
John A. Carson
Salem
Oregon
Ostrander
F. M. Brown
Valdez
T Rh. Lyons
Shoe types listed for sports casual wear
The note mentions baseball shoes and running shoes as well as tennis shoes. Hall's and TLI First Avenue are referenced in the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall's
Tli
Dance Halls Ordered Closed in Fairbanks Alaska
Grand jury findings lead Judge Buell to close all district dance halls immediately. Fire attempts target City Eagle saloon and James Hill residence, with Hill and family escaping unharmed. Arctic Brotherhood minstrel show raises 1500 dollars for exposition building. Chamber of Commerce declines key fundraising for Atlantic fleet visit. funds redirected to road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Grand
Seion
Bueld
City Eagle
James Hill
Mr. Hill
A. B
Arctice Brotherhood
Arctic Brotherhood
Key
Painter McGee Charged After Ballard Saloon Fight
Frank McGee, painter, was arrested by troopers Fowles and Towle on assault with intent to kill after a fight at the Log Cabin saloon Ballard Avenue. Carl Goodeene, a fisherman, was struck with a heavy stick and left unconscious, later found to have a fractured skull and concussion. Goodeene was taken to Wayside Emergency hospital and is reported out of danger. Saloon owner W McLaughlin was reprimanded for Sunday closing violations. Bail for McGee was set at 2000 with further details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McQeee
Troinen Fowles
Towle
Hallard
McGee
Carl Goodeene
Ballarday
McKee
Goodeene
E. P. Hekker
Wayside
Ballard Fail
W. McLaughlin
Log Cabin
Miller
McLaughlin
Ballard
Gordon
Ball
Cows Poisoned in Green Lake District
Reported malicious poisoning of cattle in the Green Lake district. A. W. Green of 1011 Motor Place said his cow died after drinking water flowing through his pasture. M. G. Young of 1010 45th Ave N FE reported two cows poisoned but recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake District
A. W. Green
M. G. Young
N. FE
Record of Health Office Names New Birth Notifier
Polxena Vannlienwenheigse, born in Van Asselt on March 20, is listed as the latest resident to file for fame. The official birth notice was received by the health department today as the stenographer filed the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polxena
Sunday School Workers Exchange Experiences
At Plymouth Congregational Church the Sunday school convention features remarks by Marion Lawrence of the International Sunday School Association on organized Sunday school work. Rev. Merritt of Tacoma addresses the home department needs, with Prof. Excell providing music and Judge Wood presiding as exhibits showcase long meeting attendance nears 500 registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
Marion Lawrance
International Sunday School Association
M. McLeod
D. D
Tacoma
Lawrance
W. ©. Merritt
International Field Worker
Washington
E. O. Excell
Chicago
W. D. Wood
Longest name in office records tied by newborn girl
The newborn girl named by Theophiel Vannienwen helyse, a Helgum native, arrives carrying a name that may break all prior records for length in official history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fice
Theophiel Vannienwenhelyse
Helgum
Chain Gang Guards Get Salary Boost Proposal
Councilman McKinnon to introduce an ordinance raising chain gang guards’ monthly pay from 75 to 85 dollars. Seven guards currently work on the municipal chain gang used for street work, and this group was previously overlooked in a broader police department pay raise approved last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinnon
Cruisers to Visit Seattle in Noon Formation
Eight cruisers headed by Admiral Dayton will approach Seattle at 12 noon tomorrow and pass in regular formation. The Chamber of Commerce urges residents to view the fleet, blow whistles, and give the standard recognition as the ships pass by. No stop is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Hearbara
Cal
Connecticut
Virginia
Alabama
Thomas
San Luis Oblepo
Chamber of Commerce
Admiral Dayton
Seattle
Sprinkling Season Opens Tomorrow With Irrigation Hours
The sprinkling season will open tomorrow and irrigation hours are to be observed. Homeowners are reminded to follow local rules and schedules for watering times and restrictions.
Water rules maintain same hours for unmetered areas
The water department keeps 7 to 8 20 am and 7 to 8 30 pm hours where meters are absent, matching last year. Superintendent Lamb issued the new regulations today and they will appear in the paper’s advertising columns. Fourty thousand ecards with the rules were ordered printed, and one card will be given to each city residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Lamb
Supt. Lamb
Cascade Laundry Denies Price Increase Rumors
Cascade Laundry managers Kilbourne and Graham deny a citywide laundry price rise. They say no combine exists, no raises have occurred, and a possible future reduction could come within six weeks. Other local laundries echo the denial of any higher charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbourne
Cascade Laundry
Mr. Kilbourne
Mark W. Graham
Cascade Laundry Co
Mrs. Vinette Sentenced to 90 Days in County Jail
Mary Vinette was sentenced to 90 days in the county jail by Judge A W Frater in superior court after a conspiracy against the street car company conviction. Attorney James T Lawler urged clemency citing an all-night jury deliberation and Henry Miners’ vote to convict despite doubts. Joseph Vinette, her husband, remains jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vinette
A. W. Frater
James T. Lawler
Henry
Frater
Joseph Vinette
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Healy
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the Grand
Alice Longworth
Automobile
NEW York Stock Market
STARK
Fleet
Queen Anne Drive
Beattie
Edward Hasey
Reid
Atlantic
Seat
Elliott
Century Furniture CO
Crvrory Furniture Company
Sconp Avenue and Spring Strat
Custer
Sherman
Miles
Crook
McCook
Howard
Buffalo Bill
Buffalo Hill
Star
Green Lake
Mrs. Vinette
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