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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1908
Page
5
Miss Hadley asks Darnell to secure funds to save Mason from failure. Darnell borrows from his father and arranges a $1,000 loan with a certified check to pay the notes. Mason reacts with relief as the crisis nears resolution.
State notes 700 former residents of Ilincis in North Yakima. Four dry docks urged for the merton instead of three. Navy department pushes for an ex. Explosion scores feet in the air at Rosalia Saturday. potential loss of life. North Yakima eyes a commercial club with a general information bureau. Only one of 197 banks in the state failed to weather the ertata. Graves promises Lewiston expansion if capital secured. Washington Fire Insurance shows a net surplus of $108000.
Washington reports three Taft era labor injunction decisions that shaped early restriction of strikes. Key rulings cover Parker Bros. masonry firms coercion against Moores & Co. suppliers, the Ann Arbor engineers strike, and the Pullman boycott case with Phelan. Taft deemed coercive boycotts illegal, distinguishing lawful strikes from unlawful actions. The rulings illustrate limits on labor pressure and the use of injunctions in late 19th century labor disputes.
Friends of Judge Taft defend his fairness claiming rulings supported union labor, while noting engineers abandoned rule 12 after the Ann Arbor decision. They argue his impartiality is shown by using the Sherman act against Phelan and later to dissolve the iron pipe trust, with parallels to Wabash blocking a 1903 strike.
The Symphony orchestra at Moore theatre yesterday drew a warm reception from city listeners. The program featured the Leonore symphony march William Tell overture and works by Rubenstein Gillet and Lacombe. Soloists Edwin Gastel cello performed Herceuse and Johann Marquardt violin delivered a Bach aria with artistic tone.
Frank Yokel woodsman intoxicated fell into a regrade mud pile on lower Fourthay yesterday morning. He nearly suffocated before cries drew a crowd and Patrolman Larson with a group of Jape rescued him after he struggled and nearly gave up. He was taken to headquarters to sober up.
Dr A McK Jordan, renowned optician, vents practice from Vancouver to Seattle. He will open in the People's Bank Building, Seattle, after seven years serving Vancouver patrons with merit and ability. Citizens of North Vancouver regret his move and note his two terms on the Alder municipal board.
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