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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1907

Page

7

Bolles to Succeed Bonaparte as Attorney General

A New York report says Frank Bolles ICC counsel will soon replace Attorney General Bonaparte. The report notes strong financial backing for the appointment and says the move is viewed as satisfactory. Washington officials have not confirmed Kellogg succeeding Bonaparte, and speculation persists Bonaparte may resign.

United Press Financial Pens Frank Bolles Interstate Commerce Commission Washington New York Kellogg H Bonaparte Bonapartes Betleven

Prices at the Public Market Decline and Rise Across Goods

Friday market reports show Yakima watermelons selling out quickly at a high price while tomatoes drop per crate for choice stock. Vegetables and fruit move in varied rates with beans, lettuce, pears, peaches, grapes, and other items listed in bulk and by basket.

Preach Ranch Yakima Bartlett

Plainfield Old Maid Club Fundraiser Notice

An apparent Plainfield event describes an old maid's club raising funds for town needs. The report mentions banners marching through streets and playful banter among participants as a community attempt to support a local cause.

Plainfield Ind Jen Walker

Mayor Moore Absent From City Hall Due to Illness

Mayor Moore remains confined to bed with an illness affecting him for several days and will not return to the office until Monday. The absence interrupts routine city business and staff await his return.

Moore

Moore to regulate transfer rates in city meeting

The Chamber of Commerce committee on city affairs meets with transfer men to prepare regulating transfer rates, a license and revenue committee of the city council to attend. The committee's report will be submitted to the chamber Tuesday and, if approved, sent to the city council.

Chamber of Commerce Seasion Anl

Bishop Rowe Here A Northbound Bishop Visits Seattle

The Rt Rev P F Rowe bishop of the Alaska diocese of the Episcopal church arrived aboard the City of Puget Sound from the North. He has spent ten years in northern missionary work and preached on board the ship en route to Seattle. He will preach at Queen Anne Episcopal church Sunday morning.

Puebla P. F. Rowe Alaska Episcopal Church Bishop Rowe Seattle Queen Anne Episcopal Church

Kennedy Couple File Federal Bankruptcy in Whatcom County

Clarence and Minnie M Kennedy filed for bankruptcy in federal court listing liabilities of 2000 dollars and assets of 700 dollars. The couple operated a business in Deming in Whatcom County.

Clarence Minnie M. Kennedy Deming Whatcom County

Licensed to Wed Pairs in Seattle Area

A list of couples and ages intended for marriage licenses including Sametaro Funai and Kane Funai in Leland and Japan, James Gannon and Margery Bates in Kent, Ellen Anderson and James Love in Seattle, Gust Frederberg and Anna Jensen in Seattle, Mayor Blair and Mary Fox in Seattle, and others in nearby towns such as Wilkeson Tacoma Nicola Georgetown Auburn Sunnyne and Seattle.

Sametaro Funai Leland Wash Kane Funai Japan James Gannon Kent Margery EB. Bates James Love Legal Age Ellen Age Anderson Seattle Gust Frederberg Anna Jensen Blair Mary A. Fox Gwilym Vavehn Wilkeson Alice Margaret McCabe Tacoma Fredk. Dixon Lauder Nicola B.C Alice Wardell Georgetown James L. Miller Auburn Kather M. Kildon Joseph Spero Sadie Morris Herbert E. Chapman Sunnyne Olive Fassett Seatpred

Spectacular Music Store Slashes Prices on Pianos OrGans

The Burke Building shop announces drastic markdowns on talking machines pianos organs and records with $25 instruments cut to $9.60 and student violins from $18 to $7.60. Limited stock includes violins mandolins guitars and harmonicas with a money back guarantee as they clear inventory before moving to a new building.

Vietor Ember Ivarius Chicago Stella Suarantes

Chronology of Names and Dates Across Locations

A fragmented OCR list records multiple names with dates and ages, including Beattle General line and H. H. Civies at various August entries, with multiple addresses such as 1252 King at Chapman and 818 18th av north. Additional entries mention Dutton, Riehareja, Lund, Bastick, Fisher, Rogers, and Alaska, with hospital references and ages ranging from 1 to 86.

R.ddon Beattle General H. H. Civies King At Chapman«I Chapman Franklin Av Nord. Dutton H. O. Dutton Dravua Riehareja W. A W. A. Riehareje, 68, Aug. 28, Dunlap, Washington, Lund-—-A. Lund Aide Swane-Tnfant North Bastick G. A. Bastick Sou Brooklyn Fisher-T. J

Local Births Recorded This Month In Various Homes

Dirtha were registered today as follows: leeg to wife of L H Legs 4118 Aurora at Aug 20 a daughter Awanson to wife of G Swan gon Station K Aug 7 eon Rawling to wife of J P Raw ling 2102 EB Madison st Aug 27 a son Williame to wife of H W Hames S32 S8th av west Aug 27 a son Lockard to wife of C W Lock ard 1014 BE Republican at Aug 28 a daughter Boyd to wife of W A Boyd Hanford station Aug 87 a daughter

Leeg L. HH. Legs Aurora Awanson G. Swan Rawling J. P. Rawling Madison St Williame H. W. Hames West Lockard C. W. Lockard Boyd W. A. Boyd Hanford Station

Kaifukai Maru Sails In From Japan With No English

The Kaifukai Maru arrives in the stream from Japan with no English spoken aboard. Officers and crew do not speak English, necessitating an interpreter for business. The vessel carries a large cargo of Japanese white oak to be unloaded here.

Kaifukai Maru Japan

Plumber Ad and Indemnity Receiver Notice

J Loring Whittington named receiver for Pioneer Live Stock Indemnity by Judge Albertson amid notices of bad plumbing and health. Modern bath and lavatory installations offered by G H Brown Plumbing Co 221 Pine. Diamond loans listed at 204 Rally Bide.

J. Loring Whittington Albertson Pioneer H. Brown Plumbing ,Co

University of Puget Sound for next term tightens daily movement reports

Tacoma August 30. Every student must file a daily report of the previous day’s movements to curb student sparking. The rule draws protest from the student assembly, who call it the limit on student liberties and fair play.

Star Tacoma University Puget Sound

Monument Rededicated on Jamestown Island

A handsome monument marking Virginia’s first general assembly was dedicated today on Jamestown Island. The event coincides with the site’s restoration after damage and stands as a historic commemorative tribute.

Norfolk General Assembly of Virginia Jamestown Island Second and Pike. Co

Borah Seeks Immediate Trial On Defrauding Land Charges

United Press reports Senator Borah desires a speedy trial on charges of defrauding in land cases and has asked James Hawley to come to assist when the case is called. A Seattle expedition bound for Asia departs Sunday for Vancouver on the Empress of India, returning November 1, with new boys school suits advertised at five dollars. The note also mentions ships departing Pier 2 to view battleships.

United Press Senator Borah James Hawley Pettibone Adams excaraion s@ate China Japan Seattle Vancouver Empress of India W. B. Hutchinson CO Cor. Second and Union

Large selection of Men's Suits and Pants on sale

Yard wide sale offers men’s suits reduced to 8 and 10 dollars with base prices 12.50 and 15.00. A large stock of men’s pants in cashmeres tweeds and worsteds priced from 1 to 5 dollars with 40 to 50 percent savings.

Nottingham

Local Boyswear Prices Highlight Colorful Catalog

An old advertisement page lists children's clothing and footwear with prices. Boys' suits range from 2.50 to 5.00 while pants and corduroy pants are under 1.00. Youths' shoes and children's oxfords appear around 0.90 to 2.50, with silk front shirts at 1.00.

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