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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1907

Page

3

Permanent Public Market Planned for Pike Place

City plans a three story permanent market at Pike Place opposite Western Avenue with lower stalls for wagons and upper levels for dealers in foodstuffs. The site includes two water lots across railroad access to Kitsap County and Lake Washington routes. City Engineer Thomson’s feasibility opinion is awaited before proceeding.

Pike Place Met Pike Western Ay Thomson Tay Kitsap County Tatorurdall Lake Washington Western Revelle Weeternay Weaternay Reveille

Albert Schubach Critically Ill Advances in Shipping Firm Records

The report notes Albert Schubach in critical condition amid a history of maritime work. It outlines his tenure with the Nome boats chartered by Frank Waterhouse Co and his management of the Ohio, now undergoing repairs in Northern Waters. Schubach and Hamilton control vessels including the Pleiades, the Myades, the Mackinaw, and the Redone.

Frank Waterhouse @ Co Ohio Erief Schubach & Hamilton

Licensed to Wed and Deaths and Births Recorded Today

Marriage licenses listed many couples with ages and locations across Seattle Healdsburg Fall City and other towns Death records cite Matsuguchi infant True and more with dates Birth notices name Ericson Reliman Hellman Mala koff and others with addresses and dates in August

Etna Av. Matsuguchi Jones St Tree Clinton A. True Broadway Ericson J. Ericson Reliman George Hellman Smith Henry Smith Columbia City Malakoff J. G Malakoff Mainst Frichard A. & Prichard Rainier Beach

Horse Race Entries and Prices From Local Meet

Overnight entries list five furlong and seven furlong selling races for two and older horses. Notable names include Gipans Furion Forest Rose Saucy M Charlotte and Tramotor with various entries and odds. Additional notes mention autos allowed in Mount Rainier park and Pioneer Piano House promotions.

Othmar Forest Rose Saucy M Charlotte A Greene Lord Provost Abecues Smithy Kane Black Sam Dr. Scharff Ss Veenelee Golder i Geeseeesdeey Mand Muller Seeovebosenseve Geo. Kilborm Dave Weber Duke of Orleans Alta Spa Josie Holliday Svesahewodal Virginia Boy Geroette Miss Raphael Warner

Inspectors to Probe Recent Marine Accidents

United States Marine Inspectors Turner and Whitney will start investigations into the North western grounding near Latouche, and the Yousowaa voyage from April to May with multiple groundings. Captain Truebridge led the vessel when it ran ashore. Victoria's June 5 incident and a drydock delay are noted along with other probes.

United States Marine Turner and Whitney Northwestern Thin Vowner Truebridge Latouche Tel Yousowaa Valdez

Governor on the way sails around the Horn to Delaware waters

The Papelfic Coast Steamship company received a wireless telegram from the new Governor reporting the ship has left the eastern coast and is en route to local waters near Cape Henlopen, Delaware, on its voyage. The Governor is described as a sister ship of the President.

The Papelfic Coast Steamabip Company Governor Cape Henlopen Delaware Seattle Fastern Horn

Kellogg Report on Oil Trust Dissolution Inquiry

A confidential United Press summary from Washington details Attorney Kellogg's investigation into oil trust management amid a government push to dissolve Standard Oil. The Justice Department awaits Attorney General Bonaparte's action on the probe and potential charges or remedies.

Washington, D. C Kellogg Auste Standard Oi! Company Department of Justice Bonaparte

Canadian Editors Visit City in Seattle Tour

A party of editors from western Canada will arrive in Seattle at 10 tonight after traveling from Victoria as part of a tour through western Canada and the northwestern United States. Seattle paper representatives met at the chamber of commerce to plan their entertainment.

Dominion Seattle Victoria Canada United States Manitoba Chamber of Commerce

Thompson Takes Cup To Chicago Archery Tournament

Will H. Thompson, Seattle’s lone archer, travels to Chicago for the national archery tournament Tuesday through Thursday next week. The H Thompson Challenge Cup, made by Mayer Hiroe of this city, was presented yesterday to Thompson.

Will H. Thompson Seattle Chicago H. Thompson Mayer Hiroe Mr. Thompson

Defamation suit against Japanese newspaper settled out of court

The $6,500 suit brought by Rev. Orie Inouye against the Asahi Shin Ben proprietors for alleged defamation was resolved yesterday as the parties reached a satisfactory out of court settlement before Judge Frater.

Orie Inouye Asahi @hin Ben Frater

Morris to Oversee Busy September Docket

September will be a busy month for the criminal branch of the superior court presided by Judge Morris. The latest completed docket shows 41 cases including five homicides ranging from first degree murder to manslaughter. The docket covers a broad range of criminal charges.

Experior Court Morris

Hetherington seeks divorce over alleged forced marriage

Robert Hetherington of West Kootenay B C alleges his marriage to Wine B Hetherington on July 27 1906 was coerced by his wife and her father a conspiracy that compelled the union and now seeks legal release from the union through divorce proceedings.

Robert Hetherington West Kootenay B. C Wine B. Hetherington

Telegraphers Union Calls Special Meeting Over Los Angeles Strike

A special executive board meeting is convened to discuss the Los Angeles strike, described as critical. President Small has telegraphed that preparations for emergencies should be made, signaling seriousness among operators in Chicago.

Chicago The Telegraphers’ Union Los Angeles Small

Buffalo Gasoline Engines for Boats by Geo H Woodhouse

Buffalo Gasoline Engines offers a range from two horsepower to one hundred for boats. The Geo H Woodhouse Co. advertises a large stock on hand at 112 University Avenue.

Geo. H. Woodhouse Co University At

Supreme Court Upholds Primary Election Law

The California Supreme Court sustains the validity of the primary election law passed by the last legislature requiring voters to declare their political affiliation when registering.

San Francisco Aug Supreme Court

Japanese steamer Riojun Maru brings tea cargo to Victoria

The Hiner Riojun Maru arrived from the Orient with 1000 tons of tea and 19 saloon plus 28 steerage passengers and 64 Japanese. In Victoria 1260 Japanese and 19 Chinamen disembarked. a collision avoided when the ship anchored near the dock.

Orelock Orient Victoria

Picture Hat Adorned With Roses and Lace

A rose colored chiffon picture hat features a fine white lace edge. Pink and deeper shaded roses decorate the top and left side. An embroidered veil drapes across the back to frame the face and fall over the shoulder.

Canada's Future in U S Will Fill Wheat Belt

Lord Strathcona predicts Canada's future lies in the United States as farmers from the U S migrate westward to settle the wheat country from Ontario to the Pacific. He says Canada will become a peaceful, orderly breadbasket and supply the world.

Ottawa Can Lord Strathcona Pacific Canada United States Ontario Dominion

Steamers bring bullion and salmon from Alaska ports

The Cottage City arrived from Ketchikan with 96 and 100000 on board and 74000 cases of canned salmon. The Vega sailed from Nome to Seattle and the Saratoga departed for Katalla with railroad supplies. About 150 passengers went north. Other ships Ed hastens to Seattle.

Ketchikan Saratoga Katalia

Miss Elliott First Actress to Lunch With Queen

London August 6 American actress Maxine Fillott lunched privately with Queen Alexandra at Buckingham Palace marking a historic precedent. The article notes Miss Elliott as the first actress on record to dine en petit comite with Her Majesty, despite the popularity of Ethel Barrymore among English audiences.

London Maxine Fillott Queen Alexandra Huckingham Palace England Ethel Barrymore Miss Elliott

Captain Changes on Umatilla Line in Northern Waters

The Umatilla departed for San Francisco with Capt. Cousins in command transferred from the Thomas Riley. Capt. Riley will assume command of the Umatilla for northern voyages, becoming the only captain in the company familiar with northern waters.

Umatilla San Franccisco Cousins Thomas Riley Riley

Seattle Mattress & Upholstering Plans New Plant

Announcement from Seattle Mattress & Upholstering Co. of erecting a six building plant costing 69000 dollars on Sixth or 8th between Holgate and Massachusetts. Construction starts within a month and the facility will have triple the capacity of the existing plant.

Seattle Mattress & Upholstering Company Holgate Massachusetts Ats

Rainier Development Company posts 1.5 million bond for project

The Rainier Development Company filed a bond of 1,500,000 yesterday to cover their Denny Hiltre trade contract. The bond was approved and accepted by Comptroller Carroll.

Rainier Development Company Denny Hilt Carroll

Messersmith Sues for Divorce on Grounds of Drunkenness and Abandonment

Claude B. Messersmith petitions for divorce from Annie Messersmith alleging marriage in 1902 and abandonment starting March 1907. Case appears in Navy Yard notices, referencing Battleship Nebraska.

Claude B. Messersmith Annie Messersmith

Women’s bill clears committee stage for upper house

The bill allowing women to be elected to the upper house has passed the committee stage and moves forward. A local note mentions property listing at Piper Tafts store 1024 26 Becond Ave.

Vetted Press Wellington New Zealand Ang Piper & Tafts

Have You Seen Brown Plumbing Ad

Local plumbing ad offers modern baths lava sinks and prices from G H Brown Plumbing Co 221 Pine Street.

G. H. Brown Plumbing Co

Amusements in Seattle Tonight At The Grand And Lyric

The Grand presents Mia Nelton bee pardon with the song In Amsterdam from The Singing Girl after her honeymoon. Seattle hosts Rachael Goldstein in the title role with Emma Bunting. Lyric offers The Pride of New York, a musical farce, in the south end. Third Avenue runs A Wife's Honor with Laurette Taylor. Vaudeville thrives at Lola, Star features Hilly Link Co and Lillian Walton & Edward Smith. Ringling's circus comes to Seattle Aug 21 and 22 with a vast program. Scenic Park opens today and Navy Yard displays 18 battleships.

Tity Nelton Bee Pardon, Mia George Nearaton Amsterdam Hilly Link

Public amusements draw crowds to park attractions

The article notes acres of grounds and a variety of entertainments at the Ber the json Park car line her free he amusement seek ing public. Wagner's band the Flying runis McLvin Fires along with vaudeville shows drew visitors. An oil portrait of J Tierpont Morgan sits among unclaimed dutiable goods at government stores in New York and will be offered at public sale in Hattieship Nebraska at navy yard.

JSON Park Wagner Flying Runis McLvin Northwest J. Tierpont Morgan New York

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