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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
5
The jury in the Corneliua P. Shea case acquitted the principal defendants. The verdict, delivered last night, ends the trial of Ward & Co. and related parties, clearing the scene of the alleged fraud. Also acquitted were other defendants in the same proceedings.
Readers are told of multiple local theater offerings this week. Sehoo and Minatrele perform at Grend, Tom's Cabin headlines tomorrow matinee, News Girl tops the Seattle bill tomorrow night, and Steck company presents Bwilt Blamond King at Lots theater this week. Russell and twae present the Zinn Travesty end all with Wading role opening Sunday night. Ticket sales for Sutterfly open today as Savage Opera lines up Grand next week.
Birth notices list several new arrivals at multiple addresses including 420 Twenty-third Street and 1426 Dexter Street with details of parental names. Death mention references John Kreilley aged 64 and Alice May Gaethier aged 12 with locations in Youngstown and other places. Help Bring Eagles Here notes a Chamber committee vote to cooperate with organizations for a national gathering in 1908.
Realty deals total several property sales in Seattle with buyers Jonathan Gifford Alfred Lawrence A Fengles and W T Whitney and sellers F R B Smith Joana C Riteer Anna W Lee and others The Beattie Real Estate Men's Club endorses new officers including President Jonathan Gifford Vice President L Gregory Secretary F C Lee and Treasurer Douglas Roas.
Sacramento report says a grocer was robbed during dinner last night with jewels valued at 3000 dollars and 50 dollars in cash taken. An unrelated note mentions a 1 25 Goodell Automatic Drill advertised at Spinning's.
The 11th annual Seattle Pottee Relief ball drew over 1000 attendees at Dreamland rink with more than $10000 in tickets sold. Mayor and Mrs Moore led the grand march as officers and civilians filled the floor in blue uniforms and gala display.
At yesterday’s Yancow gathering the board members were reelected for the Seattle rail project. The brief session confirmed continued leadership as the road to Ow remains in planning stages.
Advertisement claims a new suite of exceptional values from W. B. Hutchhin Co at Cor dnd and Union Street, noting ongoing busy advertising. The fragment mentions prices around fifteen dollars and emphasizes constant availability since launching.
Rev Joseph H Smith conducts bentecostal gatherings at Prie st Borenay drawing strong interest. He is ranked among the basket ball 'cboap at A L Mall Hitt First Ave.
An expositor presents the primitive gospel adapted for modern society and business. He preaches daily at 2 30 and 7 30 pm until February ends. The Washington Fire Insurance company urges home and contents insured, warning fire insurance is cheap and essential.
A detailed solicitation outlines a $585000 total investment with $45000 cash on hand and 7 percent annual returns. It describes 250 acres to be cut into 2000 lots with two miles of waterfront, rail and water access, and a 1100000 gallon daily water plant. Subscriptions paid to Title Trust Co held in escrow, with profits shared among initial subscribers. Contacts given for L Frank Brown in the Pioneer building.
A promotional piece extols Three-Tree-Point between Seattle and Tacoma as a perfect summer camping spot or permanent home. It promises easy access to both cities, scenic water views, boating and fishing, and a peaceful life with liquor restrictions and family friendly surroundings urging readers to decide now for a freer outdoor living.
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