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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1909

Page

3

Harriman Portraited as Facing Health Crisis

The piece centers on Edward Harriman described by Vienna physician Professor Streumpel as suffering a general debility from overwork. It notes the diagnosis, recommended rest, nourishing food, and strict adherence to three medical courses to restore health and extend years of vitality.

Herbert A. White United United Press Associations Edward Coase Made & Special Vienna Harriman Saya Streumpel Das Iman Harri

Fealy Sued by Manager Cort Over Contract Claims

Cort files suit against Fealy family figure alleging breach of engagement with Miss Fealy serving as a stage performer. Judge Shattuck tests the complaint seeking specifics on alleged services described as special and unique with pay cited at $250 weekly in 1906-07 and higher in later seasons.

Cole Ang Allen Mand Fealy Jofn Cort Fealy Slenorio Cavallo Cort Shattuck Misa Fealy Anique Igory

Clerk Steals to Keep Two Homes

Thomas Connor, a 39 year old clerk in the Southern Pacific teliet office, is arrested on two counts of felony embezzlement after an expert review shows a shortage up to 4008.27. He sobbed in custody claiming two households forced the theft, maintaining honesty prior to the loss and saying he borrowed small sums to support his separated wife and his mother.

My United Press Ban Francisco Thomas Connor Southern Pacific Company Itte Cantor Himsell Gray Keddy

Souvenir Tickets For Seattle Day Declared Available

Special souvenir tickets for Seattle Day will be sold at all city banks and the Chamber of Commerce. The tickets are optional for admission but designed as keepsakes with coupons for preservation.

Seattle Chamber of Commercy

Steamboat Captains Ordered to Reduce Speed on Sound

A letter from a focal steamboat inspector directs captains of faster measers to slow their vessels on the Sound and in harbor. The instruction cites many small boats and launches, urging caution to prevent incidents as the fleet moves about.

Ambiguous voyage report near crowded wharves

A fragment describes vessels between cruisers and city wharves fearing wash from steam driven by speed may swamp a boat or area. Context suggests a maritime hazard during busy port traffic.

Auto Turns Turtle Ban Francisos Xun 20

An automobile traveling speedily along the ocean boulevard struck a rock and turned over. William Hean, owner of the machine, F. Dicks of New York City, Mra BJ. Yates and Miss Stella Shay of San Francisco were hurled clear, escaping crushing by the heavy car.

Ban Francisos

Wheat market steadies despite bears pressuring futures

Chicago wheat prices softened amid broad selling as September contracts led declines. Trading showed renewed bearish pressure with several intra day moves cited before settling lower on the day.

Chicago Zeelertag Bears

Seattle Man Preserves Mayflower Relic Prayer Book

Seattle man E G White treasures a 1611 Book of sermons and prayers bound by generations of descendants. The relic, once owned by Mayflower pilgrims, is tied to White’s family history and will likely pass to relatives in the East. A Canadian Pacific rail itinerary appears briefly in the same clipping.

White Madison Perry Greene White Maister Richard Greenham Thomas Creede Lam Welbte Paute G. White

300 Miles of Quivers and Shakes on Auto Bikes

Cleveland to Indianapolis endurance run of the Federation of American Motorcyclists covers about 1520 miles. Motors and machines are tested for endurance with 17 auto bike makers entered. Finish conditions will reveal strength and weakness of various makes and influence next season’s production.

Cleveland Federation of American Motorcycliats Quiver

Beattle Day Closing Plan Gains Merchant Support

The Seattle Beattle day committee of the Chamber of Commerce has circulated an agreement to close shops on that day among merchants with substantial success. Some merchants remain uncontacted and are urged to communicate with the chamber to obtain employee tickets and join the plan.

Seattle Beattle Chamber of Commerce

Fire Destroys Major Lumber Plant in Vancouver Loss $120,000

Fire swept through most of the Hunting Lumber company plant in Vancouver early today. Neighbors’ properties of Vancouver Lumber company were endangered as firefighters battled the blaze. Loss estimated at $120,000 with many buildings damaged beyond repair.

Lened Vrese Vancouver H.C Hunting Lumber Compan Wade Vancouver Lumber Company

Peaking Party On Board 88 Yucatan Arrives at Cordova

United Wireless reports the New York financier’s party arrived in Cordova at 6pm and will stay all day. They plan a cruise toward Sitka starting Friday night. The group enjoys Alaska’s scenery and resources, while the trip continues.

Yucatan BEA United Wireless Telegraph Cordova George Perkins Sitka New York

Case Against Woman Dismissed in Georgetown Court

The case against Fannie Allen, a Georgetown hotel chamber maid, charged with stealing $196 from C Brammer, was dismissed yesterday afternoon. The judge found the evidence insufficient and noted Allen as highly respected and honest.

Brown Fannie Allen Georgetown C Brammer

Floods Claim Several Lives in Colorado Storms

Denver reports indicate 20 or more fatalities and extensive property damage as floods follow a week of severe storms. The Lake George dam has failed and the Platte River is rising rapidly, threatening surrounding communities.

Denver Colo Lake George Platte River

Death Rumor Shocks Wall Street About Harriman

A rumor that Edward Harriman, the rally magnate, died caused early morning alarm on Wall Street. The report was denied by authorities but led to a 2 to 3 point decline in stock prices across Harriman interests and other major firms including United Aloe and American Smelting.

New York Edward Hillarriman Wall Street Harriman

Farmer Dies After Mistaken Sulphuric Water Intake

Dewitt C. Cooley a Vancouver farmer lay dying after a fatal error last night when he swallowed what he believed was water but was actually a corrosive sulphuric acid solution. The incident occurred in Vancouver Washington with local authorities investigating the misread container.

Catted Pres Vancouver Wash Dewitt C. Cooley

Interior Withdraws Power Site Lands In Utah

The interior department announced that Acting Secretary Pierce has withdrawn 2060 acres along the White river in Utah to preserve power sites for the government and to prevent monopolies. The action follows administration policy and will be reported to Congress for proper legislation.

Washington Interior Department Aday Ballinger Pierce White River Utah Congress

Man Blows His Heart to Pieces in Fresno Incident

Fresno police report Mark A. Austin undressed in his room and, while on the bed edge, placed a foot on a trigger before a self inflicting act. The events occurred in the morning, drawing immediate police response and investigation.

Fresno Cal Mark A. Austin

Fragmentary OCR Note Highlights Tragic Shotgun Incident

The readable text describes a double barrel shotgun discharge and a victim’s fatal harm. It mentions prior difficulty arranging photographs of friends and drafting notes to friends and the public. The fragmentary wording references a disturbing scene and possible letters or reflections left behind.

Gor Han

Arcadian Range Exhibit At Seattle Fair Draws Interest

The Arcadian Range is touted as America's best with an exclusive sale in Seattle. The Arcadian exhibit will be displayed in the Manufacturers' building at the fair on easy terms, inviting visitors to see the product.

Richland Cain America Seattle Manufacturers

The Liberal Economy of Credit System Features

An advertisement extols the credit system highlighting its individuality and ease for customers. It invites readers to meet Mr. Gottstein to discuss benefits and options.

Gottstein

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