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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1909

Page

8

Ghost Hand Tries to Haunt Sleep as Fred Jackson Grips Own

Fred Jackson, a pilot, awoke to a cold clammy hand on his forehead and feared a ghost. He later realized his left hand had fallen asleep, causing the eerie sensation until dawn. His comrades rallied as he explains the numb limb caused the illusion.

Fred Jackson Rebe Imie Seal Fred Ia Atti

Union Pacific Contract Awarded to Spokane and Seattle Firm

Vice President J D Farrell of Union Pacific confirms the award for building the Grays Harbor branch to Caughren Winter Smith & Co a Spokane Seattle firm. Chief Engineer Baldwin and other officials accompany Farrell on the harbor as details are released.

Aberdeen U. P Grays Harbor Union Pacific Caughren Winter, Smith & Co Spokane Seattle J. D. Farrell Union Pacific Company Baldwin

Mills Family Plans Winter Home Visit in Millbrae

San Francisco reports capitalist D. O. Mills and his daughter Mrs. Whitelaw Reid wife of the American ambassador to England will travel to their country home at Millbrae near the city to spend the winter. A local ad notes men’s shoes priced at 4.00 dropping to 2.98 at 362 Pacific Bike.

San Francisco O. Mills Whitelaw Reid England Millbrae

Horses Should Be Sharp Shod Declared Humane Stance

City records show no arrests for sharp shoeing violations in six years. Humane Officer John Vaupell says the ordinance is unwise and not enforced with slippery pavements. He supports sharp shoeing during cold weather to protect horses.

Beattie John Vaupell Vaupell Horse Owners’ Association Teamsters

Meigs Set for House Speaker Post amid Olympia Lobbying

The Olympia speakership race centers on L O Meigs who claims 60 votes and solid Spokane and King county support. J W Slayden and allies press behind the scenes while Ruth of Thurston counties is floated as a possible senate president if Hay acts as governor. Many aides head to Tacoma and then Olympia to be present by Saturday.

J. W. Slayden Pierce Comity L. O Spokane King County Slayden Senate Hay Ruth Thurston County

Son Reunited With Fire Loss Money

In Santa Rosa California Marin Lorenzo, after surviving a fire that destroyed his life savings, recovered the money his son Frank had taken. The recovered funds amount to $80. Lorenzo, overcome with joy, chose not to prosecute the 17-year-old and instead ordered him to leave town.

Santa Roba Cal U. P Marin Lorenzo Larengo Frank OTT

Sisters Acquitted of Murder in Pennsylvania Case

In Media Pennsylvania on January 7, sisters Florence J. Erb and Katherine Beisel were acquitted of the murder of Captain J. Clayton Erb. The Philadelphia politician was husband to Mrs. Erb. the trial followed his death at the Erb residence Red Gables near Media.

Suici Everett Henry Redpath H. A. Hogan

Seattle Symphony and Katherine Goodson at Moore Theatre

A large audience is expected at Moore Theatre tomorrow night to hear the Seattle Symphony Orchestra led by Katherine Goodson in a high grade program featuring works by Goetz Chopin Grieg Saint Saens and Dvorak among other major composers. Seat sales are reported heavy.

Moore Theatre Seattle Symphony Orchestra Katherine Goodson Goetz Chopin Grieg Saint Saens Dvorak

Actress Faints On Stage In Aberdeen Theatre

Miss Mabel Brownell who plays Ruth Jordan in The Great Divide fainted after a disruptive audience in Aberdeen last night. She collapsed in her dressing room after the second act, was carried off stage, and physicians were summoned before being taken to her hotel. The company continued the show with adjusted dialogue as she recovered.

Mabel Sirownell Ruth Jordan Grand Theatre

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