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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1907
Page
8
An alleged swindler used charm and a sweet tenor to swindle the wife of a Michigan macaroni manufacturer out of money and jewels. Antonio Di Rita or Joseph Calvatama, described as Italian, was arrested yesterday and taken into custody without delay.
A blaze last night gutted the Mineral Wells sanitarium and an adjoining skating rink, endangering patients. Firefighters aided evacuations as residents hurried to safety amid rapidly spreading flames and extensive property loss. No serious injuries were reported.
A brief fashion note describes combining fine pink linen with rose baby velvet ribbon as a dainty and stylish summer conceit. The pairing is praised for its prettiness and unusual appeal in early summer styles.
A linen frock features heavy Russian lace dyed deep purple with broad pleats on the walking skirt and front of the overblouse. Velvet trims include brown buttons and revers. a leg horn hat with pale brown bow and long plume completes the ensemble.
Capt. Charles A. Jenkins, noted English army officer, traveler and writer, was struck on the head by his own steamer trunk yesterday afternoon and knocked unconscious. He regains consciousness and left for Vancouver last night.
Berlin reports that German engineer Drewsen has invented a process to make all kinds of paper from corn stalks, addressing the huge demand for paper driven by the enormous number of books and periodicals published today. The new method uses corn stalks as the raw material instead of wood pulp.
In Memphis Tennessee on July 1 embalmers found Jas Frasher alive when preparing his body for burial. Frasher a Madison County resident had been pronounced dead and a death certificate prepared before the order came to embalm him. He is expected to live for some time.
The article discusses uncertain next steps for the Russian douma with anxious public mood and notes on Lillian Nordica potentially launching an American Bayreuth style venture. It recalls Paris private theaters and historic singers including Rossini’s Barber of Seville performances by owners and Edoward, Adelina Patti, and Mario Ancona.
West Seattle joins Seattle after a quiet election on Saturday with 1866 For 81 Against in West Seattle Spring Hill Youngstown and 45 0. The annexation adds about 13 square miles and nearly 4000 people. Mayor Erven and City Attorney McMahon led the effort. A census will determine ward eligibility and the school board question remains undecided. The Seattle council will decide next week.
Washington Frothingham a renowned journalist aged 86 will appear at the major convention. He wrote leading articles for the Trey Times under the pen names Hermit and Macauley while contributing to the Rochester Democrat and the Knickerbocker Brothers of the Cincinnati Gazette. One of his books is held by the local YMCA library.
Peter Roper Buach and Martin Roper Busch two brothers aged 21 and 17 were arrested yesterday by Patrolman Webster. They are charged with assaulting J. Dambo a North Seattle secondhand dealer last Wednesday morning.
Local market on 118 Mike Street cuts meat prices in half, opposite Hon Marche, attracting shoppers and signaling a price swing for nearby residents. Shopfront states dramatic markdowns while store staff confirm ongoing sale.
Extensive sale list offers 2000 youths suits from 2.00 to 12.00 in checks and serges plus 5000 children’s suits 2.00 to 5.00 and 3000 men’s pants 0.90 to 4.00. Also blankets 3.25, various men’s shoes from 2.50 to 3.50 and women’s shoes 2.75 to 3.00 with many low prices across clothing and accessories.
The Seattle theater menu notes Ethel Barrymore in Captain Jinks tonight and tomorrow with Kate on midweek. Crowded Sunday crowds saw A Mark Woman, a Boxer uprising era melodrama. Pantages Stock presents Winchester at Lois with Virginia Randolph, Marg at large crowds. Taylor company stages The Two Orphans at Third Avenue with Laurette Taylor and Percy.
Matinees are scheduled for Wednesday Thursday and Saturday. This afternoon the new program begins at the Star Theatre. Eight acts perform in the latest show featuring Viola Keane Olga Gray Charles B Dele Eva Earl French in popular roles.
London July 1 The Great Western Railway announces a new express service feature with a woman doctor aboard every train from London to Penzance 206 miles. She occupies a special compartment and is ready to assist sick passengers at a moment's notice as other English railways consider similar steps.
Delicatessens stayed open as many residents avoided cooking on Sunday. Shops offered cooked foods and prepared meals while groceries were reportedly limited at the counter.
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