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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR item notes a 108 red sed tot readied. No clear names, dates, or places are legible. Further readable details are unavailable in this fragment.
Chancellor Jas Roscoe Day of Syracuse University denounces Roosevelt inheritance tax plans as socialism propaganda. He argues swollen fortunes reflect their era and that making big men small cannot raise the poor. wealth should be allowed to grow to its natural proportion.
A letter to the editor denounces sequestration of fortunes as lunacy of Socialiam and asserts that making lawful investment rewards uncertain destroys commerce and harms laboring men. It calls for rescue from agitation and demagogic tinkers and argues government should not sanctify business but safeguard growth.
Piper and Taft offer a large line of fireworks at 1224 2nd Ave. The ad also features a fleet of battleships on display at the navy yard.
In a Jamestown exposition speech to the National Editorial Association, President Roosevelt argues the inheritance tax is superior and should be progressive. He says fortunes arising from public protection deserve greater taxation as wealth passes by gift or bequest, with rates rising with closeness of relation.
Nice furniture, almost new, used two months in four rooms. Includes brass mounted Vernie-Martin bed, leather covered furniture, Haviland china, buffet, malleable range, Vernie-Martin pieces, and velvet carpets and rugs. Telephone Fast 4141.
Washington July 3 exclusive: a high official discusses Japanese military buildup and possible moves against Germany or China, noting Japan's alliances and the risks of unpreparedness. He warns the Atlantic Fleet would meet any clash while criticizing press agitation and urges caution in wartime rhetoric.
Wawona California July 3 tourists continue to fear the highwayman known as the Snack Kid. The bold roadman is believed to be still at large with companions in a cave as investigators press the search from morning to night.
Walla Walla July 3 Directors say Con stable Peterson arrested a young woman dressed as a man near his home. Her high-heeled Oxfords exposed her sex and led to custody by police. She claimed desertion by her husband at Starbuck after traveling from Pocatello on brake beams seeking work. She was placed in Salvation Army care. The woman, about 20, fairly attractive, had been on the road in disguise for some time.
In Helleville Os on July 2 Dr J L Bales completed the twenty second day of total abstinence from all food. He consumed only double distilled water. His weight dropped from 191 pounds to 1684 pounds though he says he is ready for endurance feats and not yet hungry. He plans to break the fast with a baby food diet when hungry.
Reports describe light earthquake shocks felt at several Italian towns Tolmezzo and Amaro with no damage. In Spokane area plans for 33 miles of Idaho railroad from Kingston to Murray were financed and bids set for July 16 with first section due by January 1. Wyoming attorney M L Make named as distant attorney for the Justice Department.
Members of the Cleaner Tacoma committee plan talks with Police Chief Thomas Malony to urge a strict enforcement of crowd control and safety as Bremerton hosts Independence Day celebrations. The effort centers on directing officers to ensure orderly conduct during the holiday events.
The fragment lists a business named Art Marble Go at 2011 Second Avenue three doors north of Virginia with two phone numbers ending in 1738 and an unclear tag ose.
A Seattle group led by Mr. and Mrs. J Walter Hathaworth Mr. H R Kramer and R R Brown travels in a heavily loaded Oldsmobile decorated for camping along the Northern Pacific route through Olympia en route to Yellowstone Park. They plan to follow the Columbia to Portland then Spokane to Yellowstone.
The Geo H Woodhouse Co advertises a fine hose line with guaranteed satisfaction. Appears to reference a location at 112 University Street and promotes garden supplies.
John Thomas, aged elder telegrapher and early teacher of Wizard Thomas A Edison in Port Huron, died recently in Detroit. His burial was delayed when Edison in Orange New Jersey wired $100 for funeral expenses and sent a message recalling their boyhood telegraph days and Thomas’s decline in old age.
In Bellingham a police court judge fined M. G. Brown one hundred dollars for causing a young boy to enter Marie Hauer’s hotel room and reclaim gifts Brown had given her after being jilted. The purchases included a tailor-made suit and various garments.
Mr Schelle opens the Innovation Grotto at First and Cherry offering refined equipment and afternoon entertainment by noted concert and singing talent for patrons.
Joseph T. Carroll manager of Largey Lumber and a prominent Montana business figure finished a twenty four hour stay in Lewis and Clark county jail. Carroll was indicted by the federal land jury last spring for alleged fencing of 2040 acres of public lands near Woodville.
TUNBAY Alaska July 3 The mother of Walter Dante who Monday killed Albert Johnson in a railroad construction camp near Spokane Washington will leave on the first steamer for Seattle en route to aid her son Mrs Dante with her two daughters are employed in the ce hall here and she receives a message from her son that he had killed a man and needed her aid.
Edmonds Washington July 3. Fred Sander promises a branch on his interurban line from Lake McAleer to Edmonds and right of way if citizens grade and lay ties. He guarantees operation within 60 days after start. A 20 member committee will meet to begin work. The Japanese in Seattle celebrate Independence Day mainly with fireworks from 6 to 10 p m on Queen Anne hill where Captain Kateuji Kawahara will speak.
ASK POINT hosts a traditional Fourth of July celebration at the Natatorium with music and attractions. New boat service operates from the Galbraith and Flyer docks, telephone Ind. West 22 for more information.
Heats depart Pier 2 at 9:30 am 10 11 30 am 1:16 pm 2:30 pm 4:30 pm and 7:30 pm. Round trip section details unclear with sparse OCR text.
The fifteenth national congress will be held in Sacramento from September 2 to 7. Governors mayors irrigation forestry and agricultural societies chambers of commerce boards of trade and many organizations are invited to send delegates. The four aims are to save forests store floods reclaim deserts and make homes on the land.
Special rate for a third and fourth of July excursion on Iroquois leaving Pier 2 at 8 15 am. Fare three dollars. Full information at Inland Navigation Company office Pier 2. Phone Main 211.
To provide for the future is as necessary as to provide for the present. The message urges immediate saving and invites readers to join in starting now for long term financial security.
James D. Hoge president Ww. Br Solner cashier announce savings accounts with four percent interest. Names Ferdinand Schmits J D Lew men Emanuel Rosenber and others appear in list of officers and signatories for the bank in Renton Georgetowen area.
Union Savings and Trust Co. operates as a representative agent for Alaska Banking and Safe Deposit Co. with offices at the corner of Second Avenue and Saint Street in Seattle and in Nome, Alaska. The notice identifies agency arrangements and locations for banking services in Alaska and Washington.
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