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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1907
Page
5
A female employee at 1731 18th Street is accused of pilfering clothing and valuables from D. Carmody’s rear area. Detectives traced items to her room on Cheryst and found shoes, silverware, apparel, and other goods scattered there.
The department faces a shortage of inspectors as new permits and sidewalks demand rise. Six inspectors can only cover part of the workload, prompting plans to double staff to handle ongoing and future tasks. A separate report notes two skeletons found at Cape Beals, believed to be wreck victims.
A Monroe site for the proposed state reformatory faces legal technicalities that could lead to abandoning Monroe. At a board meeting in President H. B. Shank's office the directors discussed the issue at length and urged selecting a new location.
The Northern Pacific railroad asserts right to run and rove from Palmer to Tacoma and to give Seattle better service than Tacoma if it desires. Tacoma loses its case again as the terminal dispute remains unresolved. No court can compel Tacoma to western terminal. Hoats leave for Navy Yard.
The markets press reports brisk sales with small price shifts. Tomatoes sell around 1 per crate, apples vary 1 to 2 dollars, grapes 2 to 2.25 per crate, honey and vegetables listed with mixed values. The Navy yard remains open to visitors seven days a week.
A damaged OCR lists livestock feed and farm terms including beef, pork, cows, clams, hay, alfalfa, wheat, corn, oats, and chopped feed. Entries mention prices per ton or per unit and reference Puget Sound area andセット farm goods.
Chief Inspector Jamon Melatyrg and Quarantine Incapector James McGee of the board of health moved Hallard Ward into city sanitation rules and took over former Hallard health department paraphernalia. They discarded old contagious signs and issued city conforming warnings. The Chicago directory for 1907 lists Chicago’s population at about 2,467,000. The piece also notes a Navy Yard fleet of battleships and a semiannual Washington Fire statement.
The Bookano awaits San Francisco passengers after a seven and a half day voyage from San Jose de Guatemala. City of Puebla departed San Francisco for port. Washington reports hint at government cable extension. Burnside to sail north with cable materials. Vashon sold to a Canadian company for Copper River towge and Copper River and Northwestern railroad supply runs.
Fragmentary notice lists Piper and Taft at 1024-26 Seconday with a naval yard context. Readable terms imply equipment or arms rental. No explicit event date or outcome given.
In an effort to reach the prize worth $25,000, ships are hurried to Nome and St Michaele with the City of Pueblo en route from San Francisco to be first on scene carrying passengers. Other firms alerted to the cargo risk, while Mrs. Anna M. Bradley’s $16,900 bond case remains unresolved and she is jailed in Washington. Boats leave for Navy Yard on March 2. Dr Lee Maker, dentist, 206 Kite building.
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