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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1907
Page
3
A States court awarded John A. Plummer $5,000 for a lost leg with costs totaling $102.64 following a verdict rendered last week for injuries in April. An unrelated note offers book plans for homes and a fake archi firm mailing address.
A permit was granted for the steel framework of the eight story Trustee building to rise at the northeast corner of Columbia Street and Thirday. The steel cost is listed at 92000 dollars. The case against Nicholas Muscola is before the prosecuting attorney's office. H Knoche accuses a defendant of fishing for salmon with a puree net three miles from the mouth of the Duwamish river in Puget Sound.
A complaint charges a violation of the county ordinance related to fish handling or fishing rules. The document outlines the alleged breach and cites the relevant county regulation as the basis for the charge.
The Heir to the Moorah closes its engagement tomorrow with a matinee. Kerry Gow stars in a western comedy presented by Guy Bates Post’s company. Allen Doone appears Thursday and Friday at the Grand in Joe Murphy’s venue, The Belle of Japan follows this week at Seattle theater. Next week The Old Clothes Man comes to the same house. The Power of the Press dominates Lola theater nightly. Matinees today and tomorrow at Castle Garden feature The Governor's Wife at Taylor's Castle Garden.
Armed Opera company stars Claude Ameden John T Hartley and Haset Davenport headline a eight number bill at the Star theater. The performance shows high tone and strong entertainment with features like Ethel Rowe a toe dancer Noland Travere illusionist Alf Holt and singers Lillian Walther Jessie Dale and Harry Loraine. Continuous show both afternoon and evening due to the holiday.
Patrons at the Wonderland Exhibit ride the touring car as three distinct trips start yesterday for a New Year’s week offering. Klein the shoemaker at 217 Jamee is noted in the piece.
The notice invites shoppers to a semi annual red tag sale with very low prices to clear a large number of broken lines odd lots single pieces and remnants. It promises speedy selling and urges a store visit to see the marked deals and money saving chances.
A local retailer announces a red tag sale on dining chairs and tables. Items include modern and classic styles with discounted prices, encouraging shoppers to visit the showroom for limited time deals and bundled offers.
The program opens with a Southern Pacific excursion from Montague to Marysville, then a trip on the French government railroad from Bordeaux to Bayonne, and ends with a scenic ride through Switzerland from Herne to Daail, highlighting the varied and interesting routes.
Superior court judges will exchange court rooms upon returning to duty. Judge Morris will swap with Judge Frater to take the criminal department, Frater moving to number three. Judge Griffin and Judge Albertson exchange rooms with Griffin to the equity department and Albertson to probate. Judges Gillam and Tallman remain in their current departments.
Jamon McCrea, first vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, will be elected A. J. Casbatt's successor at a directors meeting today, according to reliable information from the board in Philadelphia.
Atlanta January 1 two laws activate including child labor and antibucket shop measures. The child labor act frees about 6,000 children under age 12 from factory work.
The annual congregation meeting of the First Presbyterian Church of Beattie will be held Monday evening January 7. Officers for the next three years will be elected. Every communicant man woman or child has a right to vote at the election.
Denver and Rio Grande passenger department distributes a folder detailing complete information on 1907 Pacific coast excursions. It outlines trip options schedules rates and contact points for travelers seeking West Coast rail travel.
In a heavy morning fog two Wilmington City Railway cars collided injuring several people and fatally injuring motorman John Farrell. Emergency crews responded as passengers reported shock and damaged conductors.
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