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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
4
A damaged OCR page from The Seattle Star shows stray lines about notices, a few editorials, addresses, and scattered names. Readable items include miscellaneous street references and partial guidance on contacting the paper, with no coherent event or clear public notice details.
A heated Gridiron banquet speech portrays President Roosevelt as the fearless defender of the common man against trusts and monopolies. The piece extols his unwavering stance, potential flaws noted as shadows, and his role as a living embodiment of national justice and reform.
Richard McFadden a Seattle barber was found guilty of mayhem in Judge Carrolla court for biting off Toe Jackson’s thumb in a saloon fight on a November 73. He received 31 days in county jail while both men were intoxicated. Jackson’s thumb was severed requiring amputation of his hand and possible forearm damage.
Dr Lee Baker, a dentist, operates from 206 Ettet building with the main phone line listed as 6356. The notice provides the address and contact for patient appointments.
A mix of humorous items, short opinions, and oddities from papers including a line about union eggs and butter, a quip from Josh Wise, and brief notes on crime, real estate wit, and small town banter. The piece mentions a murder case in Socorro, a necktie party jab, and light social chatter from Hillsboro and Antwerp sources.
The ship from Baltimore with 3590 tons of coal faced days of heavy gales off the Horn. Crew put on half rations and many fell sick. Upon reaching Honolulu crew members claimed $11,000 from island courts for alleged injuries and damages.
Dull meeting of the Washington State Mining association churned over mining fraud worries and produced a telegram to State Senator Kilne opposing a mining measure. Participants included Hadlov A F McIntyre trade officials and executives from local companies. Tension and accusations surfaced as speakers urged action to uncover vice president George K and Captain Hand.
Seattle placards warn the public where to buy Christian Endeavor certificates for the upcoming convention. The C. E. committee on arrangements has printed many certificates to speed the event, and grocers are asked to display notices.
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