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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1907

Page

8

Secretary Taft Enjoys A Family Vacation At Murray Bay

Murray Bay Canada August 6 The big secretary Taft is vacationing with his wife and children along with his brothers and Justice Harlan. He travels 100000 miles since joining the cabinet and plans another trip to the Philippines. He plays golf on 18 holes, keeps a strict routine, attends Union Church, and spends evenings with family.

SeatWe Star Murray Bay Canada Patt Mrs. Tah Helen Robert Yale Chariie Che& FP Henry Taft Cincinnati Justice Harlan Unitedtates Supreme Court HN Taft Philippines Harlan Mantico Union Church Roosevelt Oyster Bay Taft War Department Mrs. Taft Naames Taftia Peter Pan Murray Hay

Fractional assessment mixup at equalization board

The board of equalization heard tales of a shared cow owned by H R Clise and E L Blame with each taxed for half a cow in 1905. This year Clise is taxed for a whole cow while Blame’s remains for half. Lawrence Colman sought higher appraisal on the Colman estate and an inheritance tax payout of 49000 dollars was arranged before the house’s death.

Board of Equalization H. R. Clise E. L. Blame Clise Lawrence Colman Colman J. M. Coleman

Parson Scolds the Rich Rockefeller's Pastor Urges Wealth Protest

In Chautauqua New York Rev Charles Frederick Aked, Rockefeller's New York pastor, asks what right to luxury while others starve, decrying Christian complicity. He argues Christianity cannot rest while poverty and evil conditions persist.

Seattle Star Chautauqua N. Y Aus Charles Frederick Aked John D. Rockefeller New York

Chicago Men Living to Fast

A United Press report from Chicago notes men die at a higher rate than women as seven months show five male deaths with no female fatalities. Authorities attribute rapid living to quick meals excessive work and risk taking.

Chicago United Press

Pretty Girl Burns Face In Custard Pie Accident

Miss Josephine Eavey daughter of Samuel Eavey of Keedeyaville Maryland was badly burned when she fainted while resisting her mother making custard pies at home and fell face down onto a hot custard pie she had just removed from the stove. A physician was summoned to tend her injuries.

Hagerstown Josephine Eavey Samuel Eavey Keedeyaville

Beauty Dances To Her Death In River Trip

Miss Rosa Zipp daughter of Frank Zipp of the Southern Sweat Pad company died after dancing long hours on a river trip. Doctors attribute death to the exertion during the lengthy dance session. The Evansville incident highlights dangers of extended bouts of dancing and fatigue in the early hours.

United Press Evansville Ind Rosa Zipp Frank Zipp Southern Sweat Pad Company Tittle

Lehigh Valley Opens Giant Coal Stripping at Lattimer

Hazelton Pa Aug 10 The Lehigh Valley Coal company reports a vast stripping in the Lattimer area. The coal bed measures 1306 feet wide and thirty feet thick, extending six miles from Lattimer to Drifton. At a rate of 500 tons daily the deposit would last about 260 years.

Hazelton Lehigh Valley Coal Company Lattimer Drifton

Germany's Royal Fourth of July Boy on His Feet Now

A Royal Fourth of July celebration figure stands upright amid public interest as a ceremonial scene unfolds. Reports mention the battleship Nebraska at the navy yard drawing attention to naval displays and national pride.

Germany

Vigit the Japanese Tea Room opens at 406 Second Ave

Readable text notes a tea room named Vigit located at 406 Second Avenue with a Japanese theme. The fragment suggests a business listing or opening reference in a local paper. Further details are unavailable in the provided snippet.

VIGIT Second Ave

Whitney Heads New York Vacation School System

Miss Angeline Whitney oversees New York City’s vacation schools with 1,200 teachers guiding 97,743 children across 2190 playgrounds and 12 roof garden schools. The program adds manual training and girls’ courses in cooking, dressmaking, and millinery beyond standard lessons.

Manila Aus Thie City Evangeline Whitney

BOOSTER FOR ALASKA

In Fairbanks Alaska on August 16 commercial men hosted Representative William Sulzer Delegate Thomas Cale Gen A W Greely and Prof C C Georgeson from the agriculture department The speaker expressed hope for territorial government for Alaska and vowed to press the territorial bill for action early next session He promised to sponsor the bill and work toward its passage before 1909 ends

Fairbanks Alaska William Sulzer New York Thomas Cale A. W. Greely C. C. Georgeson Department of Agriculture Tanana Eagle Taat Sulzer Committee On Territories Cale

Cottage sold. exterior to stay, interior to change

The John Howard Payne cottage “Home Sweet Home” in Easthampton has been sold with a small farm section to G. W. Buck of Brooklyn. Buck plans to preserve the exterior colonial design while making interior alterations.

Eeasthampton L. 1 John Howard Payne Sweet Home G. WH. Buck Brooklyn

Illness Strikes Fifty Amid Suspected Bad Milk in Louisville

Fifty residents within a small radius of 20th and Jefferson streets fell ill yesterday afternoon in Louisville. The outbreak marks the third time this summer the same neighborhood has suffered such illness, and authorities suspect bad milk as the cause.

Louisville 20Th Jefferson Sts

Markets See Price Dips as Ample Supplies Reach Markets

Market notes report increased tomato supplies easing prices to 50 cents to $1 per box while gas and fruit and vegetable shipments rise. Butter cheese and eggs show brisk demand due to outbound shipments to the North as the season ends. prices listed for various produce and livestock include apples, peaches, corn, huckleberries, and live stock values.

West Ov Orday

Butte Miner Stabbing Shocks City Briefs

An unknown man fatally stabbed Edward Granger, a miner, in Butte last night. The report notes related briefs: railroads taxed in Georgia, opium dens in Canton closed, body exhumed at Telluride, and 14 women chartered to haul coal for wartime needs.

Edward Granger Butte Georgia Canton China Telluride Atlantic Pacific Michael C. McDonald Chicago Flora McDonald Webster Guerin Helpers International Union Danny J. Tobin Hoxton Cornelian FP. Shea Tobin Shea BE. H. Harriman New York

Registration closes for August 20 special election in two wards

Registration totals reach 1,282 in the Twelfth ward and 2,167 in the Thirteenth ward as the August 20 special election nears. Schooner A. F. Coates arrives from San Francisco with a cargo of plies for a return voyage.

A. F. Coates San Francisco

Hat sale notice from Brooks in Co at 1391 Second Ave

Advertisement notes hats available from Brooks in Co located at 1391 Second Avenue. Details are limited but emphasizes hat purchases.

BN. Brooks In Co

Brown Plumbing Co Ad Promotes Modern Bath Fixtures

An advertisement from Brown Plumbing Co. at 221 Pine Ave urges readers to install a modern bath lavatory or sink, boasting factory prices and prompting potential customers to call for service.

Brown Plumbing CO

Hats Remain On In Seattle Elevators Women Observe Courtesy

In a Seattle Star column a writer details elevator rides across downtown buildings noting most men keep hats on while some exceptions occur. The piece contrasts hotel and block elevators with reactions of both sexes and calls for improved politeness in public transit settings.

Seattle Star Beattie Firatav Yeuler Mutual Life Washington Block Gullivan Block Alaska Building Butler Hotel New York Block Maller Block Burke Bavoy Stone & Fisher's Artington Hotel Phat Ave Rainier Grand Hotel Sullivan Block Alaska

Tobacco King in Society Campaign by Nan Duke

New York Aug 10 Mrs Nan Duke wife of tobacco magnate James Duke plans a tremendous social campaign for the coming season. The Dukes own a fine townhouse and the tobacco king is said to possess more millions than commonly suspected.

New York Nannie Duke Mre Loman Jasi) Duke Tobatoo Pittsburg Pitteburg

Fleet of Battleships at Navy Yard Noted in Illustration

A fragment mentions a fleet of battleships at the navy yard and an artsy line about decorative work by M. Furuya Co. at 806 Boo avenue, suggesting an advertisement or display context rather than a full article.

Woman Weds Boy She Adopted in Pittsfield Romance

The Pittsfield death of Virgil Thomas ends a complex story as he married the boy his adopted sister had wed from infancy. Mrs. Thomas aged 46 formerly married William Belford and moved to northwest Missouri where a daughter was born. The tale follows an arranged union and a later marriage to Virgil Thomas after prior relationships dissolved.

Pittafield Pittsfield Virgil Thomas Thomas Wm. Belford Chandersburg Missouri

Better site for state building at Alaska Yukon Pacific expo

Washington state commission members after a conference with the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition executive board discussed selecting a better site for the state building than the one already chosen. The Alaska site may be used and the building size and ground area were debated. A committee was formed to advance the banking and financing scheme as details remained unsettled. A dinner honoring attendees was held at the Rainier club.

Washington State Building State Commission Alaska Enien Banka Nance Rainier Jacob Furth

M'Quigan Leaves Great Northern After Five Months

McQuigan resigns as first vice president of the Great Northern railway. His departure takes effect September 1 but he leaves the office today. He came from the Grand Trunk and was seen as both progressive and conservative, clashing with James J. Hill.

ST. Paul Minn P. Molllligan Great Northern Railway McQuigan Grand Trunk Great Northern James J. Hill

Money back guarantee from grocer reflects fair pricing

A slogan promises customers a money back policy if Schilling's Best products fail to meet expectations. The message emphasizes fairness and customer satisfaction in grocery shopping.

Schilling

Vessel Captain Puette Dies in convulsions at hospital

Captain J M Puette, a well known vessel man, died this morning at the Wayside hospital after a night of drinking. He was found in convulsions in his Grand hotel room and rushed to the hospital. Coroner Carroll will hold a post mortem this evening. Stage connections planned between Port Gamble and Kingston for Saturday's last boats from Beattie with possible daily service if traffic demands.

J. M. Puette Wayside Hospital Grand Hotel Carroll Port Gamble Kingston Beattie

Pacific squadron at Bremerton with record navy yard strength

The Pacific squadron occupies Bremerton as Puget Sound navy yard bulges with battleships of all classes. Vessels include the Nebraska Oregon Wisconsin gunboats Chicago Boston Albany Charleston Buffalo training ship Philadelphia prison ship Nippsig torpedo boats Pay Jones Goldsborough and an immense drydock. Hoate leave Pier 2. Round trip only 50 centa.

Bremerton Navy Yard Puget Sound Navy Yard Nebraska Oregon Wisconsin Chicago Boston Albany Charleston Buffalo Philadelphia Nipslg Jones Goldsborough Hoate

Out of the Ordinary Japanese Art Goods

Japanese art shop located at 806 Second Avenue offers unusual items and collectibles. Visitors report diverse selections and occasional restocks, with emphasis on unique prints and crafts.

Second Ave.nue

Palace Meat Market Ad Promotes Fresh Meat and Poultry

A local advert from 504 2nd Ave promotes Palace Meat Market offering fresh meat fish and poultry and invites customers to call for Sunday chicken using the listed phone numbers 6 and ese.

Palace Meat Market

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