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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
6
The page lists multiple help wanted items including male salesmen and restaurant staff, a gardener, and general housework posts. It shows contact cues like Mr. Tateman and Beattie, plus ads for flats, rooms for rent, and various professional services.
Harry F P McDonald was arrested today by Deputy Marshal Crabtree on the charge of striking Captain Herbert Parker, his superior officer, aboard the steamship Skagit Queen with an iron rod. He was released on a $75 bond to appear before U S Commissioner Kieter for trial next Monday.
The notice outlines the final opportunity to bid on the Cedar Park five acre tracts. It lists selection details and stakes, with dates and authorities directing the sale. Prospective bidders are advised to prepare proper documentation and review parcel specifications.
Fragmentary text describes a property scene with fenced land and a house. Details are unclear but indicate a real estate or land dispute context. No clear persons, organizations, or dates are readable.
Fragmentary ad describes timber lots near Alaska Building Riverton with small acreages. Mentions Robert Malthy price 19 9 821 and a wait for water piping. Includes quarter acre tracts near road and water line with monthly payment options.
Partial readable notes mention a bow addition and payment terms including a down payment and ongoing balances. No clear dates or locations identified. details appear fragmentary and uncertain.
A fragmentary text appears with garbled phrases and incomplete names. The lines suggest a local note or column item with unclear content and no distinct events or entities.
Washington officials announced that George Hoberta, director of the mint, will resign soon to become president of The Commercial National Bank of Chicago, succeeding Kekles.
Patrick Murphy aged 66 died in Tacoma hospital after being struck by an interurban train Monday night in Auburn. The body was sent to the Watson company undertaking in Seattle.
Scripps reports both sides near a long strike between operators and telegraph companies. Quarters secured in a downtown hotel for the men and a strike fund set at 10000. Western Union refuses to reinstate operator Main, while Commissioner Neill travels to Chicago to push a settlement and prevent widespread walkouts.
Evland Ohio July 3 Deputies surround Forest Hill Euclid Avenue and the home of A Eaton as John mD kefelior twad remains missing. Rockefellers Cleveland r dler believes Rockefeller may surrender due to his wife’s worsening illness amid dodging tactics.
President Clowry sends letters to Western Union superintendents in Chicago Atlanta New York and San Francisco denying reports that the company has receded from its week’s telegraphic schedule and policy.
Reform groups and the Y M C A join to host an all day basket dinner and patriotic celebration at Ravenna Park with speakers including Oliver W. Stewart of Chicago and local figures. The Y M C A plans sports events, band music, and shelter in rain. Tickets cost 10 cents in advance or at the entrance, regular price 50 cents. Seattle Electric Company will provide special service. GREENLAKE and FREMONT.
Real estate notice promotes Green Lake reservoir addition with lakeside and Cascade views. It highlights large lots, affordable terms, and proximity to Green Lake Station. The ad lists prices in cash or monthly payments and mentions nearby parks and construction progress by INTERNATIONAL BOND & RALLY.
Buyer requested sale of a furnished house with Teents and eae. Property lies about two miles from Pioneer Bqware. Piano for sale previously cost $9 last month and can be taken for $1. Listing notes half a dozen items and a tank a8 nouns beonel CS.
Real estate item describing 1 acre level plot between Seattle and Tacoma near Interurban with a well two small barns chicken house and water. Mentions 1.86 acres and 6 acres with improvements for $1. Includes address Aleka Building 38 and name HRI MALTHY 1999-00.
Alarming land sale notice from Alaska Building plus agents WM. Black & Co and W. A. Smith offer 5 to 40 acre tracts near Lake Washington with water front views, timber and trout streams. Prices show 10.00 per acre cash or monthly terms. spring water, rich soil, drainage good, near railroad. Quick sale urged with clear cultivation potential.
Ron Oliver Phillips Stewart of Chicago, a principal Prohibition speaker, arrived in Beat tle en route to Everett and Tacoma. He cites growing support across Washington and the nation, notes fundraising in Spokane and North Yakima, and predicts more state legislative gains. He plans speeches at Ravenna Park and an overflow Christian Endeavor meeting with Vice President Fairbanks.
Detective reports Swanson was discovered in his room at 416 Terrace, with his head nearly severed and his hand gripping the remains. He had no money and was found yesterday by Gue Peterson, lodging house proprietor, after being believed to be drunk. A watch and four notes with a Swedish address were found in his pocket.
Committee clerk L C Shraeder says Mrs John Riplinger wife of the missing city comptroller accused of embezzlement is living in Los Angeles with her child in school. He notes Riplinger and brothers were said to be together in Honduras with no proof of Mexico.
Jury in Judge Griffin's court awards heavy sums in Third Avenue widening cases. The Yukon Investment Company gains $39,750 for the northwest corner of Third and James, Meteor Land Company $27,275 for the northwest corner of Third and James, Dexter Horton estate $65,000 for the New York block and $26,350 for the northeast corner of Third and Seneca, among others.
Tangier July 3 Kaid Maclean the Scottish chief commander of the sultan's forces is a prisoner of Raisall the Moroccan bandit who demands a ransom and a full pardon for all his past misdeeds as the price for Maclean's surrender.
Two Nez Perce representatives Rev. William Wheeler and Douglas Whitman sent funds to a local Christian Endeavor committee to secure certificates inviting their people to next week’s convention sessions. A Japanese C BE rally is planned Sunday July 14 at the Japanese association rooms with native workers addressing attendees. The Japanese delegation arrives late this week and will be hosted by locals until the convention opens at Hotel Lincoln.
Miss Annie Eckstein requests an audience with President Nolidoff at The Hague to present a petition signed by 2,000,000 Americans backing a general arbitration treaty. She will be received tomorrow as opposition to inviolability of private property at sea grows. Japan plans a wireless telegraphy proposal from Russo-Japanese War lessons. Other powers seek neutral status for submarine cables.
Through the defendants Mildren Tim and Hironi mus Zech failing to appear, Anna Zech received $25,000 for affection rights and title to 26 lots in Beatile, plus $5,000 for money she says Hironi spent.
A court filing alleges Zech and her husband used illicit means to purchase lots while the husband allegedly eloped with Mildren Tim also known as Mary M Gruber. Both defendants reportedly disappeared shortly after.
Oscar A Batterson announced his candidacy for councilman in the Twelfth ward after paying the fee. J Robinson of 235 East Ship Street Ballard declared for the Thirteenth ward. BE Cox and T Armstrong are also seeking the Thirteenth ward seat, while Mike Kelly and A W Weir run in the Twelfth ward.
Norman Billek stands trial for the killing of five Vreal family members amid an alleged plot with the mother to collect life insurance. He may plead guilty for a lighter sentence as prosecutors demand the death penalty. In Preston Kentucky a separate courtroom shooting kills Andy Coburg during his trial for murder. Jacob Miteypatrick aided the killer and escaped.
Miss Margaret Swanton 22, daughter of a local millionaire, was in a car crash this morning in Wellesly when the chauffeur tried to dodge another car. The vehicle struck a stone wall and occupants were injured. Swanton is a graduate of Wellesly College.
Washington dispatch reports Roosevelt refuses to discuss or confirm drinking cocktails at Fairbanks home. He says any discussion would be in bad taste and dodges whether he drank any cocktails during the visit.
Mayor Schmitz faced a San Francisco court pleading to bribery charges linked to gas and other companies. Proceedings adjourned to Tuesday by consent. He refused to concede the statement but said the November campaign will be heated.
County Assessor Parish and Pierce County commissioners plan an afternoon session to discuss facts related to King County assessing. The meeting aims to align on valuation and property assessment procedures.
A Washington bound trolley collided with a carload of rails injuring several people. One passenger struck the motor man in the abdomen another suffered severe injuries including the loss of a leg.
The experts of M. Sherrock & Co reported to Treasurer Russell that they had completed their examination of the harbor er's books and found them correct. The board's books will be reviewed next to finish the audit. Funds in the hands of the lice department were examined.
Hattie M Edling of Minn asks locate her husband J W Edling believed in Seattle after eloping with her sister He left two children with a home and neglected maintenance She writes to a union secretary about the case amid a navy yard battleship presence nearby.
The International Bond & Realty Co announces the Green Lake Reservoir Addition near the Exposition Grounds offering 35 acre lots from 200 dollars to 500 dollars with deposits. The development features lake and mountain views, proximity to two car lines, and ongoing city improvements.
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