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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
6
A brief item notes a telephone request or directive linked to MOTHORS, with unspecified details and no clear event or outcome available in the readable text. The fragment suggests a service or call setup but lacks names, dates, or locations to specify.
A fragmented OCR page lists mortgage and loan company references, a bank closing notice, and a real estate ad for a building near Seattle. It mentions a five year patent style term, a clerical address on Main Street, and a five room home with water and chicken yard near schools. Rob ert Malthy advertised contact at 919-920-971 in the Jackson Building.
Partial text mentions a bracelet sale or reward for an item near Christmas. Includes phone numbers Ballard and White and references to a Broadway location and Madrona. Lacks clear event or entities. cannot determine full item or outcome.
Work continues in the city without interruption as union labor waits to see if the Master Builders' Association and the Builders' Exchange will push for open shop conditions. National unions advise on conduct while most trades remain with the existing union agreement signed last March.
On the last day to file declarations for primary nominations, John F. Miller filed for mayor as a Republican candidate and Neal Hoyle Sr. filed for city council from the Sixth Ward as a city party nominee. Hoyle, a Beattie area clothing merchant and Beattie pioneer, declined to join the Democratic machine’s push to back him as their candidate.
The local painters union offered to donate painting of a new building for the Witrhings tom Children’s Home near Ravenna Park. They expect local paint shops to provide paint and tools with volunteers giving a day's work to finish the project at little or no cost to the society.
The State High School Athletic Association met in Seattle yesterday. It proposed an age eligibility rule and asked to have equal standards across the state. Principal Collicot of Tacoma was elected president, Principal Geiger of Seattle secretary and treasurer, and Principal Hart of Kane vice president.
A three week old baby girl, Miss Menatchee Lee, is placed in custody of the Washington Children's Home after her mother Mrs Haze Lee dies in December. The home had burned earlier that month, killing Hazel Lee, her sister. The infant, deserted by her father Dan Watson of Concully, remains under care while officials arrange a safe placement.
Classified notice for five acre Rich Level land near a new Interurban road. Land is cleared and faces a county road. Price listed as 656 dollars per acre with easy payment options. Contact Robert Malthy at 919 920 921 Alaska Ride. November 4.
Two candidacies for city office were filed this morning with more expected later today. Solemn T Williams, 617 Niothay, seeks corporation counsel on the Republican ticket. J. C. Rathbun, 4035 1b ev N. E., runs for councilman in the Tenth ward on the city party ticket.
The transport Dix of the United States quartermaster’s department will sail from Seattle Monday morning for the Philippines. She carries a full cargo including 450 mules and 66 hay charges bound for Manila.
Mr and Mrs Avila Duelos of 16th and Gradford in South Seattle welcomed a baby girl at 9 40 PM on New Year’s Eve making her the last child born in Seattle during 1907. Pierce county commissioners promote plans to organize a state militia unit in response to invitations for a February 11 Tacoma meeting with favorable responses reported.
Property exchanges and lot offers include about 1500 dollars equity in Madison district addresses on Dewey and First Avenue. Listings show 6 feet wide lots from street to street near graded school with water, sidewalks, and pipe. monthly payments and cash options offered. Names include Thomas Winship and G H Nicholas at Union Block.
The Federation of Women’s Clubs building board met with the Chamber of Commerce to stage a Longfellow entertainment at the Moore theater on the evening of January 27 followed by a matinee on January 29. Proceeds go to the club’s funds.
Olympia dispatch reports the attorney general ruling that Beattle's $140000 worth of Hight extension bonds dated January 1, a legal holiday, are legal if delivered to Beattle authorities today to sell to the state and obtain cash.
United Press reports nine triers ruled against Rev William Schaeffer presiding elder of the Wout district in the Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Conference. Charges described as conduct unbecoming a minister relate to his relations with Mrs Martha Delchiey Morgantown Pa. He is suspended.
San Francisco January 3 William J Langdon, district attorney, denies reports that Francis J Heney will not be reappointed to continue leading bribery graft cases. He states there is no foundation for the report and Heney will be reappointed.
District Attorney Jerome announced plans for the Thaw fire trial, to be followed in the second hearing with Garvin as assistant. Hypothetical questions used in the first trial will be reused. A Thaw defense conference was held last night with Attorneys Littleton Pea and O'Reillye, who will reconvene this afternoon.
Mrs Grace Hare 36 wife of John Hare of 1996 Queen Anne ay died at home Thursday morning from tuberculosis. Survived by husband two sons and two daughters. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from residence with interment at Lake View cemetery. The Mineral De Maroid Sundstrom died at 2041 Beat lake December 31 with service at Presbyterian church Hoston and Franklin ets Sunday 2 pm. Interment at Lake View cemetery. UPPER SANDUSKY Ohio January nine members of the families of Clarence ell and Wheeler Krider are dying from ptomaine poisoning from cheese they ate.
A dead man with leather thongs bound to hands and throat was found on a beach near Four Mile Rock close to West Point lighthouse. Joseph Carroll and Frank Rena discovered the body. Coroner Carroll took charge and it was moved to Bonney Waters, with a clue being a letter beginning Deaf Father and an envelope address for M. last grade at St. Joseph D.M. Home in Oakland. The victim, about six inches tall and with a chin beard, had five cash items on him. no other signs of violence were present beyond bindings indicating the man wandered and was dumped ashore.
Louleeng Heinrich sues Seneca J. Company in Superior Court to recover 412,500 as the unpaid balance on a final mortgage of 75,600. The action seeks recovery of funds and legal costs.
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