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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1908

Page

5

Cowan Seeks Place on Republican Ticket for King County Coroner

Notification of his candidacy reports Dr. Cowan seeking the Republican ticket for King County coroner. A physician with a decade in Seattle, he boasts a large practice, strong local support, no prior political office, and membership in several fraternal and medical organizations.

King County Cheeky Cowan Marsus Facieties Red Men the Draid A . A. W. Royal Arcanum

Auto overturns injuring four at Wickes tunnel trip

An auto near Wickes tunnel skidded and overturned injuring E F Bushnell Malcolm Giles Roll and Jude Cheadle. They were returning from Helena to Butte where they arrived badly shaken but able to continue. The accident occurred during a Montana Postmasters convention detour.

Butter Mont E. F Bushnell Washington Postal Service Montana Helena Malcolm Giles Butte Dr. Roll Missoula Jude Cheadle Lewistown Wickes Tunnel Bugte

Roosevelt Orders Sémile Bike Test At Presidio

Report notes a test run of the Sémile bicycle at the Presidio, a move ordered by President Roosevelt as part of a new program. The snippet suggests military or government interest in the bicycle project and its potential implications.

Presidio Roosevelt

Jones Campaign to Open Tonight by Ninth Ward Club

Congressman Jones will open his campaign tonight under the Ninth Ward Civic Republican club. He will discuss tariff revision on lumber and the Lake Washington canal question.

Ninth Ward Civic Republican Club Jones Lake Washington Canal

Japan unmasked and forced to throw down gauntlet

A tense note from Harmington Roads to Pacific affairs shows Japan prompting an American fleet visit to its ports while expanding arms shipments to southern China. Washington reacts by redeploying battleships and destroyers, signaling a potential eastward clash as Tokyo demands China pay damages and an apology.

Japan Eoal Berrios Wasrington Dee Ree Harmpton Roads China Chihone Tokio Pacific Washington Lees Maine Alabama San Francisco Manila Atlantic Mare Island

Old Pioneer Michael Drew Dies at Home in Seattle

Michael Drew a longtime Washington pioneer born January 6 1827 in Machias Maine died of old age at his home 36th Avenue North Seattle survived by a widow and three children Richard L Abide L and Cyrus W Drew all of Seattle He lived in Port Gamble for years worked for Puget Mill Company served in the legislature from Port Gamble in 1889 later moved to Seattle engaged in real estate retired five years ago Funeral will be held Thursday from the family residence.

Michael Seattle Drew Puget Sound Grant Port

Swastika Placer Mines and Olympia firms file papers

United Press reports in Olympia that Swastika Placer Mines of Seattle files for 190,000 capital with A Riddle and Herbert L Jackson McKinsey & Watson as organizers. Washington Life and Casualty of Olympia seeks 100,000 led by John Barnes and Paul L Colmatead. Orting Mill Company lists J A McIntyre and Anna Mo F with others among filers.

United Press Olympia Corporation Secretary of State Swastika Placer Mines Company Seattle A. Riddle Herbert L. Jackson McKinsey & Watson D. McKinley Alien Watson B. E B. Baldwin The Washington Life and Casualty Company John Barnes Paul L. C Olmatead A. G. Arnitt Orting Mill Company, of Orting,en My J. A. McIntyre Anna Mo F. B. Roberts Lociada Robd

Summer Frock Shown For Warm Weather Wear

Sheer white lawn frock designed for practical summer wear features simple button trimming, dotted filet dickey, and cuffs. The light, airy design promises durability and versatile styling for multiple uses.

Fire devastates Clayton business district sparking $100000 loss

SPOKANE Aug 5 The business portion of Clayton 33 miles from here lies in ruins after a fire. The loss is estimated at $100000 and there is not a store standing in the town New York Aug 6 Marie OF ancomo died at Bellevue Hospital last night hours after birth autopsy shows the infant had no brain.

Spokane Clayton New York Marie Ofancomo Bellevue Hospital

Auto Victim Near Insanity After Fatal Crash

Mateo California August 5 Minn McCormick the girl who was in the automobile with her mother and four other relatives killed Monday today is on the verge of insanity over the consequences of the accident.

Mateo Cal Minn ~ McCormick

Pay-as-you-enter cars eyed for Portland streetcars

Portland officials announce plans to introduce pay-as-you-enter streetcars this fall. The system will arrive with 25 new cars for delivery to the local street car company as soon as they are available.

Portland Ore United Press

Snohomish Daily Tribune Sold to Dale and Brown

Snohomish owners A M Dale and J D K Brown purchased the Daily Tribune from C W Gorham. The local cannery shut down for a week or more awaiting harvest, with no fruit or vegetables received. Loss estimated around $4,000, insured.

United Press Snohomish, Aug A. M. Dale J. D. K. Brown The Daily Tribune C. W. Gorham Snohomish

Dr McGregor Resumes Dentistry Practice in Midg

Dr McGregor announces return to practice at 603 American Bank Building Midg after a short hiatus. He resumes general dentistry services for adults and children with routine care, fillings, cleanings, and exam schedules.

McGregor American Bank

Fires threaten properties near Lincoln beach and Fauntieroy Park

Fire department reports several dangerous brush fires at Lincoln beach and Fauntieroy Park in recent days. Chief Bringhurst urges residents to remove tail grass and weeds around their property to reduce risk and protect homes.

Lincoln Beach Fauntieroy Park Bringhurst

City of Pueblo Stormy Voyage After Ocean Crossing

The City of Pueblo arrived from Prisco after storms tore storm doors from hinges. Strong head winds and a violent gale produced a high running sea. C. Ford of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. was among the passengers. Time at Port Ludlow. There will be a clam bake and picnic next weekend with excursions from all Sound.

Pueblo Prisco C. Ford Pacific Coast Steamship Company Port Ludlow All Sound Potato

Bronson Howard Dies at 68 Noted Dramatist

New York reports Bronson Howard dramatist and author died yesterday at Room-by-the-Sea New Jersey after a year long illness. He was 68.

Bronson Howard New York Room-by-the-Sea N. J Mr. Howard

Oregon R R excursion tickets offered for August dates

The Oregon R R Navigation Co will sell round trip excursion tickets on August 6 7 21 and 22 valid ninety days. Full particulars available at Union Ticket office 608 First Ave EB B Ellis general agent.

Oregon R. R. & Navigation Co Union Ticket Office EB. B. Ellis Ose

Cowboy Preacher Safely Roped At Small Wedding

Rev. E. B. Sutton united Rev. Sam Bettes known as the cowboy preacher and Mrs. Josephine Grout in marriage at the Volunteers of America's hall. Rice flew after the ceremony, Bettes urged saving it for the poor, and twenty five cents admission was charged.

Worker falls on hot tar stove in Spokane fire scene

Spokane August report says Jack Smith, working on the third story of a building, slipped and fell onto a hot tar stove while exposed to heat. Doctors say he will recover from burns.

Spokane Jack Smith Tors

Forest Fires Checked Near Hoquiam

Forest fires raging near Hoquiam have been checked by woodmen after two days of fire fighting. Local crews and volunteers aided in containment as flames threatened nearby timber and homes. No injuries reported, dispersal of smoke affecting area residents.

Hoquiam

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