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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
7
Gold treasure arrives from Fairbanks to Valdes banks
About twenty Saratoga passengers travel overland from Fairbanks with a report of an excellent trail condition. The gold treasure is consigned to the Scandinavian Bank of Commerce and the Union Trust Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Etratt
Valdes
Scandinavian Bank of Commerce
Union Truat Bank
Saratoga
Women or Men Debate Strength for The Star Prize
A publicity stunt urges married men to write a 100 word essay on which sex is stronger. The contest rewards a free box of grooming products and features Maude Fealy at the Grand next week. Essays to be mailed to The Star's dramatic editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Hia
Presse
Maude Fealy
the Star
To Keep Totem Pole Upright Amid Strong Winds
Park officials led by Superintendent J. W. Thompson and park engineers struggle to prop a toppled Alaska totem pole near Maine. High southerly winds for days have weakened its support, leaving the pole about two feet out of perpendicular as citizens monitor the risk of further disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
G. Davies
J. D
J. W. Thompson
Mseses in Graft Case Delayed at Frisco RCO
December 5 report from Frisco notes Calhoun and Gallagher graft trial delays. Prosecution plans adjournment as witnesses Ruef and Leach remain undisclosed, delaying proceedings near New Orleans and Washington. Large crowd gathers. ex mayor Schmits sits with counsel awaiting continuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCO
Calhoun
Apheney
Gallagher
ARO
Rai Daye
de Lawler
New Orleans
Washington
New York
Caltion
Ruef
United Railways
Frifmk A. Leach
United States Mint
Schmits
Wis Names An L Star Team From the War Roster
The Washington all star squad selects players Elliot from Tacoma De Witt Spokane and Gillis Seattle for key positions while other veterans are preferred in their roles. Captain McKay of Seattle leads the lineup with Mobr Presley Pollen Coyle and Westover among the listed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot
Tacoma
de Witt
Spokane
Gillis
Seattle
Hut
Lewis
L. BB. Hill
L. T
Engleham
L. G
Mobr
Presley
R. T
Pollen
Beattie
R. E
McKay
Coyle
H. H
Krown
L. H
Smith
F. Westover
Pioneer dies underlying family ties and the Kline firm
The text notes Abraham Kline living in Germany and Lasanie Kline with Mrs Galland in Albany Oregon in 1877. It mentions a Beatte venture where Kline joined Kline Rosenberg with an $8400 stake and the Second and University property purchase financed by this business. The passage references Kiln’s person saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Abraham Kline
Germany
California
Lasanie Kline
Galland
Albany
Oregon
Beatte
Kline
Kline-Rosenberg
Second
University
Ineas
Aoki Is Recalled by Japanese government
In Washington on December 6 a Japanese spokesman quotes Prime Minister Aoki stating that his recall bears no relation to the Pacific fleet and reflects only diplomatic conditions. He says Japan and the United States have a friendly feeling and that the recall is coincidental rather than a sign of worsening ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy United Preas
Washington
Aoki
Roosevelt
America
Pacific
Japan
State to pay bonds as outlined in finance board decision
The state board of finance will pay $100,000 on the $600,000 lighting bonds on January 1 and $0 on May 1 instead of $200,000, altering the originally planned payments under the contract of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
State Board of Finance
Mysterious veiled woman threats drive distress at Mrs Schmidt home
Mrs. Schmidt reports a heavily veiled woman has invaded two years of peace at 1692 Twenty fourth Ave threatening her and her husband. The visitor claimed a second Mrs Schmidt and showed a gun during a recent call. No police report yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Mra
Schmidt
Anna Schydt
No Sign of Panic in Seattle Banks Says Officials
Statements from four Seattle national banks show no panic and indicate strong health. Deposits at the National Bank of Commerce reach 10.64 million with cash reserves of 5.14 million, while reserves approach twice the legal minimum and near 40 percent of liabilities. All banks report gains in cash and deposits since August and expect to maintain strong reserves pending currency legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Banks
Seattle
Secretary of the Treasury
Seattle National
National Bank of Commerce
First National
Puget Sound National
Seattle National Bank
Firat Noan Bank
Congress
Accuser in Trouble In Police Court
Antone Mercer accused G Stanberg and Albert Paulson of stealing $45 from his shack. Mercer faced charges of carrying concealed weapons found during his complaint and was fined $15 after the two men were cleared of theft. Mercer remains in the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Mercer
G. Stanberg
Albert Paulson
Mercer
Must Turn Over Union's Books
Judge Gilliam of the superior court orders G Dor mite H Webber Dan Hayes and A Rale to surrender all books official seal papers and effects to the Federal Labor union of Seattle led by president George Harrison. The dispute stems from a factional struggle that earlier forced one group to seize the union headquarters at 115 Occidental Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilliam
Superior Court
G. Dormite
H. Webber
Dan Hayes
A. Rale
Federal Labor Union of
Seattle
George Harrison
Occidental Av
WARTS DAMAGES FROM THE POLICE
Zeph Claukie filed suit in superior court against Chief of Police Wappenstein and officer John Herpetinck seeking 10000 dollars damages alleging unlawful arrest and mistreatment for distributing handbills on a city street in March 1997 while he held a city license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeph Claukie
Wappenstein
John Herpetinck
Claukie
Congress Adjourns Until Monday After Brief Sessions
The house adjourned until Monday after a short session. The senate adjourned at 1 25 until Monday following a brief executive session in which minor nominations were confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Roosevelt’s Message Seen as Socialist by Scholar
Prof J Allen Smith of the University of Washington argues Roosevelt's recent message, praised for economic progress, would have been denounced as anarchistic a decade ago. He cites four recommendations—income tax, corporate tax, control of money, and employee safety acts—as socialistic, noting conservatives would label them anarchistic excisions from individual liberty. The professor, a political science head and school board candidate on Labor ticket, claims the measures target monopolies and tax the wealthy proportionally to wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
J. Allen Smith
University of Washington
Smith
Dr. Smith
Hess
Fraud Charged Over Wildcat Scalp Bounty Claim
A warrant filed by Game Warden Rief charges William Howard with fraud for claiming a bounty on 17 wildcat scalps at the county auditor’s office on February 9, claiming they were from this county. It was found the scalps were taken from wildcats killed in another county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rief
William Howard
Agnew
Howard
Smallpox scare hits Washington potlatch area
County Health Officer Bridgford rushed to Med Bay to verify a report of smallpox among local Indians. If true, an epidemic could spread statewide as many tribes attended last week's potlatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Bridgford
Med Bay
Washington
Stockholders restrained in Gold Bar Lumber dispute
Judge Griffin issues a temporary restraining order against the Scandinavian American Bank and other stockholders in Gold Bar Lumber preventing any disposal of stock until the suit against B T Barnett for a runship accounting is settled. Returnable December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Scandinavian
American Bank
Gold Bar Lumber Company
B T. Barnett
List of Individuals with Ages and Origins in Oakland Alameda Seattle Beattie
Tehii Tomori aged 28 of Oakland Waka Nakano aged 25 of Japan Shotaretto aged 30 of Alameda Tengu Tabe aged 21 of Japan Charles Earl Smith aged 24 of Bellingham Lydia Isa bella Large aged 20 of Marynville Frederick W. Schultz aged 24 of Seattle Agnes Farragher aged 24 of Beattie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehii Tomori
Oakland
Waka Nakano
Japan
Shotaretto
Alameda
Tengu Tabe
Charles Earl Smith
Bellingham
Lydia Isabella Large
Marynville
Frederick W. Schultz
Seattley
Agnes Farragher
Beattie
Holidays Proclaimed Extended in Oregon by Governor
Governor Chamberlain issues a proclamation maintaining holidays through December 14 to safeguard state business and credit. The move follows the governor's note that holidays will be discontinued after the 14th unless needed again for economic protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Salem
Ore
Chamberlain
Treasury reports robust gold reserve and rising circulation
The 1907 annual treasury report shows the government holding gold of $904,691,740.14, up nearly $100 million from 1906, a bulwark against past distress. Monetary stock rose by $180,584,416 with gold up $126,692,336 and silver $12,624,750, while national bank notes increased $42,676,430.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Treasury
Congress voices needed river and harbor funds
Washington December 5 Congressman Orton retiring chairman of the rivers and harbors committee told the National Rivers and Harbors Congress that 56.9 million dollars over ten years will be necessary for river and harbor improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Orton
Committee On Rivers and Harbors
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
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