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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1907

Page

7

Lipinski Story Doubted After Fatal Shooting

Albert Lipinski, who shot and killed G. Cruemer, is held as investigators doubt his account of the fatal affray. A preliminary hearing before Judge Gordon was held and Lipinski will be asked to explain inconsistencies in his version of events. Police note no powder marks on the victim’s clothing, suggesting the shot was fired from a distance.

Albert Lipinski G. Cruemer Cruger Sny Lipinski Gordon Lipinaki Creeger Time Auoh

Carroll Defends Location of $2,500 in Checks

Comptroller H W Carroll says the uncashed checks found in his vaults were placed with improvement district data for a reason not neglect or carelessness. He promised a quick explanation once the checks are traced and a definite cause is found.

H. W. Carroll

Gun purchase report lapses spark police warning

Don Smith bought a revolver from F. J. Boyle on June 27 and killed his wife and mother in law. Boyle at 216 Jefferson Street was warned after failing to report the sale by 9 AM the next day and a misdated entry surfaced.

Don Smith F. J. Boyle Jefferson St Willard Boyle Smith T Willard

Moyer and Haywood Re-elected to Office

The Western Federation of Miners reelected C. H. Jover as president and W. D. Haywood as secretary. Boise C. and Mahoney of Butte were reelected acting president. Haywood may select his own secretary during imprisonment. Robert Randall of Butte and P. Callahan of Washington named as officials.

Moyer Haywood Scripps Telegraph Service Denver Colo Western Federation of Miners C. H. Jover W. D. Haywood Boise

Catholic church to become college for 200 pupils

The Madison and Broadway church will be remodeled into a college to accommodate 200 Seattle pupils. Plans include large classrooms and a chapel. The building last housed a church service last Sunday when Thomas K Sherman preached. he is visiting Seattle, home of Father Dillion, and the church was recently destroyed by fire.

Madison and Broadway Seattle

Rainier to Carry Rail Supplies to Catalla Railroad

Steam schooner Rainier loads 1300 tons of railway supplies including four locomotives for construction as Santa Clara faces delays on the southbound voyage. A mining mishap is noted upon arrival at She, with Chas Hall of Oakland delivering pitching feats for the New York Giants.

Rainier Catalla

Baseball Struck Out 12 Men In Five Innings In Cincinnati Game

Providence was held to one safe hit by McLean of Rochester who fanned 18. Memphis of the Southern league hit 18 homers and 21 runs off Lalee against Birmingham. Lush of the Philadelphia Nationals shut out Boston allowing one scratch hit. A humorous note about a turkey prize for the President’s dinner mentions over 30 children.

Cincinnati Providence McLean Rochester Memphis Lalee Birmingham Lush Philadelphia Nationals Boston

Typhoid Germs Questioned by Dr. Wiley Interview

Washington June 27 Dr H W Wiley chief chemist of the agricultural department asserts Amen may drink a giana of typhoid germs if in vigorous health and may not contract typhoid fever though a broken down system may allow the germ to cause ulceration and illness.

W. Wiley Washington H. W. Wiley Agricultural Department

Missing John D Rockefeller Search Continues

Chicago July 2 The hunt for John D Rockefeller carries on with no trace found. Federal Attorney Lima may accept service from Rockefeller's lawyers if they produce Nice Hent in court July 6, confirmation reported. Maretal ben kel sent Sims word from New York that he served the summons on Director Hutchinson at Barstow and Treasurer Pratt of the Standard Oil of Indiana.

Chicago John D. Rockefeller Lima Rockefeller Nice Hent Maretal Benkel Sims New York Hutchinson Barstow Pratt Standard Oill Indiana

Local Grocer Promises Refund If Schilling's Best Fails

The ad states customers get their money back if Schilling's Best is not hired, with the grocer promising to reimburse the customer. The offer emphasizes a money back guarantee tied to selecting Schilling's Best products.

Schilling

Japanese press warns of U S Japan rift over San Francisco action

A Tokyo dispatch notes The Nichi Nichi paper regrets U S Japan strain over San Francisco measures against Japanese employment agencies. It urges concrete demonstrations of friendship, cites alleged local tensions, and suggests sensational reports from Tokyo fuel conflict while denying that licenses were granted.

St Tokio San Francisco United States Wahington Japan Kato Marquis Ito Tokio

Cows Return Plan Painted on Cattle Across Illinois

Evanston farmer William C. French painted his telephone number on his cows to help recover them after they wandered away. The quirky method spread among nearby farmers as a practical aid in locating missing livestock.

Seattle Bachesire Chicago Evanston Wm. C. French

Navy yard voyage details amid mistyped orders

Readable fragments describe ships and vessels including Nebraska Chicago Boston Albany Philadelphia Nipale and a drydock. Times listed show departures from Pier 2 at 6 96, 8 20, 16 am, 1 08, 2 20 and 4 30 pm with a round trip possible.

U. S Navy Yard Chemerton Battlesh Nebraska Winconai Chicago Boston Albany Philadelphia Prison Nipale Great Drydock Pier 2 Ronad Trip Boc

Governor Mead to Speak at Golden Dale July Fourth

Gov Mead departed for Golden Dale in Kilketat County to deliver the address at the Fourth of July celebration. Preparations for the event have been extensive across the town.

Olympia Clovernor Mead Goldendale Kilekitat County

Ice Drivers Lose Strike In New York Turmoil

The strike by tee drivers caused disruption as the American company hired non union workers at Weltons. Three quarters of the drivers returned to their wagons and street cleaners resumed work this morning.

Scripps Telegraph Service New York

Boy blown to death on Bow River logging boom

Ten year old George Tutten was swept from a log boom into the Bow River at Salgary by a gust of wind. The Province dispatch reports the boy’s body was carried away. Local notice directs readers to Piper Taft for fireworks and fags.

Star Special Service Vancouver B.C George Tutten Bow River Salgary

Savings Appeal Encourages Immediate Device To Save

A cautious promotional notice urges men to begin saving now with the promise of 4s interest on savings accounts. It appeals to self protection and prudent monetary behavior.

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