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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1907

Page

3

Rival mayoral race unsettled as candidates loom

The race for mayor remains unsettled with three official contenders and several near entrants. W. P. Trimble and T. P. Revelle weigh entry while L. H. Gray and Josiah Collins also consider bids. On the Democratic side General James B. Metcalfe seeks the nomination, with Judge Alfred Battle a potential rival if courted by the Democratic club. City party backs Mayor Moore on an independent ticket with no strong challenger yet. In other news, a hotel room theft near Abbott hotel involves Todd, Madole, and a Tacoma link, while police investigate.

Trimble T. P. Revelle Seventh Ward L. H. Gray King County Republican Club Josiah Collins Democratic Party James Bh. Métcalfe Democratic Club Alfred Battle City Party Moore Teket

Mail Carrier Charged With Attacking Woman

Government postal authorities investigate a local mail carrier accused of assaulting a woman along the postal route. Postmaster Stew refused to release names or details but said the complaint is under review and the carrier remains at work pending findings.

Government Ter

Waiter Charged in Seattle Restaurant Theft

Todd aged 29 a new waiter at the Owl restaurant is charged by Seattle police with stealing 4300 in cash and certificates from Benjamin J Madole one of the restaurant proprietors The robbery occurred about five oclock Sunday night in Ma.local time

Seattle Maddle Todd Tacoma William Simpson Simpson Simpeon Madole the Owl Stearing Benjamin J. Madole

Sensational Divorce Case Shocks Worcester Court

Mrs Lena Mabel Jacques of Everett files for absolute divorce from James A Jacques a California miner in Middlesex superior court charging repeated indiscretions since July 1898. Co respondent named Florence Colburn. Married November 19 1892.

Worcester Mus Lena Mabel Jacques Everett James A. Jacques California Middlesex Superior Court Jacques Florence Colburn

Hearing on Lumber Rate Case Extends to Saturday

Based on morning guidance from Victor H Heckman in Washington the Interstate Commerce Commission review of the lumber rate question will not finish until Saturday with a final decision not expected before early February.

Victor H. Heckman Washington Interstate Commerce Commission

Woman Struck by Street Car Near Home

Mrs B L Thompson of Ninth Avenue and Howell Street was struck by a street car in front of her home last evening. She suffered bruising to the head and was taken to Providence hospital where doctors report she is not seriously injured.

B. L. Thompson Ninth Av Howell St Providence Hospital

Divorce action filed by Eva Pradsberry for cruelty

Eva Charlotte Pradsberry files for divorce from Frand Hradaberry in this city on July 18, citing cruelty as the ground.

Eva Charlotte Pradsberry Frand Hradaberry

Atlantic fleet off Cape Hatteras reported at sea

A wireless dispatch said the Atlantic fleet was off Cape Hatteras during the night, about 1,600 miles distant, as reported from Galveston Texas on December 17 by United Press.

United Press Galveston Tex Cape

Young Men's Commercial Club Plans Atlantic Fleet Visit

In Bellingham Washington the Young Men's Commercial club outlined a plan to lure the Atlantic fleet to the port. The plan calls for at least 20 000 residents to mail letters inviting the fleet to visit the city.

Bellingham Wash

Walsh Trial Sees Auditor Fail To Testify On Fund Diversion

United States prosecutors in Chicago report on the Walsh railroad case. Auditor Williams admits he cannot trace the fate of 6 million dollars tied to Hawker Walsh and railroad construction. Bank Examiner Moxey is expected to finish testimony as the government prepares its closing argument.

United Proes Chicago Dee Tie-A Willame Southern Indiana Railroad John R. Walsh Walsh Williame Hawker Walsh Moxey

Board Hears Steam Laundry Permit Request

The Board of Public Works heard C. M. Farrer’s application to erect a steam laundry at 718 Marion Ave. Protestants were represented by George Danworth and the petitioner by Jay Allen. After argument the board took the matter under advisement.

Board of Public Works C. M. Farrer Marion At George Danworth Jay Allen

Treasury Secretary Cortelyou Confined at Home

Secretary Cortelyou advised by doctors to remain at home for several days and suspend official duties as he recovers from illness. The notice came from Washington and quoted his physicians.

United Press Washington Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou

Alaska Reynolds Case in Court

Henry Ames sues in the Alaska superior court for 468.45 alleging unpaid workmen wages. Defendants include Reynolds former Governor J G Brady Charlee G Hubbard J D Meenach mining promoter William Fagan and all unknown stock purchasers who have not paid subscriptions.

Henry D.wolde Alaska Henry Ames Reynolds J. G. Brady Charlee G. Hubbard J. D. Meenach William Fagan

City plans extra story for old fire department HQ

City officials and Building Inspector Place assess feasibility of adding a story to the former fire department headquarters at Fourth Avenue and Main Street to accommodate the fire alarm system. Police plan to court tomorrow after a night of mass arrests and traffic disruptions near Pike Place and First Avenue.

Fire Department Fourthay Main St Huilding Iathern Pike Place First Av Socialista

Tele phone Forfeit Payment At Issue In Supreme Court

The question of whether a telephone company can require a $2.60 forfeit before installing a residence phone goes to the Supreme Court of Thin Atlas for adjudication. In Paul Holbrook v. the Independent Telephone Company, the case was argued in the Superior Court yesterday. Judge Morris ruled that the corporation may demand the posting of the forfeit.

Supreme Court of Thin Atle Paul Holbrook Independent Telephone Company Morris

Affinity case on Zeon Zech divorce trial in court

In a superior court today Anna Zeon Zech sues for alienation of affections alleging her husband Hironimous Zech deserted her for an affinity with Mildred Timm and Mary M Gruber. Zech is said to be worth about $100000 as trial unfolds over the $25000 settlement secured previously.

Anna Zeon Hironimous Zech Mildred Timm Mary M. Gruber Mrs. Zech Zechiat

University of Nebraska Chancellor Honored at Rainier Club Luncheon

Dr. B Benjamin Andrews chancellor of the University of Nebraska attends a noon luncheon at the Rainier club hosted by John P Hartman chairman of the board of regents. Attendees include Mayor Moore Dr Kane A EB Lancaster City Engineer R H Thomson Col Alden J Wulethen Senator John C Wilson and others. Andrews spoke at Washington high school and planned to address pupils at the state university tomorrow amid many honor events.

B. Benjamin Andrews University of Nebraska Rainier Club John P. Hartman Regenta The State University Mayor Moore Kane A. EB. Lancaster R. H. Thomson Col Alden J. Uwlethen John C. Wilson K. H. Wells A. Chilberg Shorrock W. G. Jones F Cooper Civn Henry Ewing, Jr

Erection Planned for 14-Story National Bank Building

Preparation began today for a 14 story bank building by the National Bank of Commerce on the northeast corner of Madison street and Beconday. The main ground floor will house the bank and current tenants face a 10 day eviction notice. The modern structure aims to offer unparalleled banking quarters west of the Mississippi.

Iwo National Bank of Commercce Madison St Beconday National Bank of Commerce Mississippi River

City Finds Health Officer Ludlow Did Not Remit Fees

City auditors report for March 1904 to March 1906 show Health Officer W L Ludlow did not remit any collected fees to the treasurer. They cannot locate Ludlow to confirm if any fees were collected during that period.

W. L. Ludlow Ludiow

State Loses Key Point in Pettibone Trial

Judge Wood sustains the states objection to testimony from the Pettibone case and asks for authorities on corroborative evidence. Former Sheriff Nichols testimony about a disputed handwriting and the Haywood trial implications shocks the defense. Edgar Wilson leads for the defense while Darrow is absent due to illness. A. J. Naylor of the Colorado national guard and Mine Owners' association official witnesses in a tense cross examination.

Haywood Nichols Canyon County Orchard Pettibone Edgar Wilson Darrow G A. J. Naylor Colorado National Guard Mine Owners’ Association

Pacific Window Glass Factory Closes in Stockton

The Stockton plant, funded by J. Daizell Brown and W. J. Bartnett of the California Safe Deposit and Trust company, has shut down. It is the sole window glass factory in the western region and stands as one of the remaining substantial assets of the California Safe Deposit and Trust firm.

Stockton Cal Pacific Window Glass Factory J. Daizell Brown W. J. Bartnett California Safe Deposit and Trust California Safe Deposit and Trust Company

Forbes Presbyterian Church Fire in Albina District

A fire tore through the Forbes Presbyterian church in Albina suburb of Portland today causing an estimated loss of 10000 dollars. No injuries were reported and the cause was under investigation by local fire officials.

Portland Ore Forbes Presbyterian Albina

Factory Owner Wins Injunction Over Street Fill Project

C B Littell, operator of a sash and door factory near Terry Ave and Mercer, obtained a superior court injunction delaying work on filling surrounding streets to a new level until the case is finally resolved.

C. B. Littell Terry Av Mercer At

Boycott Declared on England in Canton Trade

Canton China December 17 Chinese merchants formally declare a boycott against British firms. The first move will be a strike attempt to disrupt employers in the Canton trade as part of the sanction.

Canton China

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