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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1909
Page
9
C L Ratter of Spokane and Western Trust Co predicts daily attendance at the exposition will average about five thousand by the end of the fair. He wrote to President Kerg of the A Y P expressing thanks for the Spokane day and an enjoyable visit by local residents.
A public meeting of all persons interested in poultry and pigeons will be held in the Chamber of Commerce hall Central building tonight to discuss the exhibit at the Alaska ukot Pacific exposition on September 77. The committee seeks full King County representation.
Trust officers of the American Sugar Refining Co in New York indicted by the federal grand jury for conspiracy in restraint of trade appeared in court and entered a formal not guilty plea.
Isador Salow aged 18 was jailed after arrest for discharging a pistol. He could not explain his note and was asked by the judge about the capital of the United States, which led to the unexpected remark Pittsburgh.
Sunday afternoon celebration for Grandma Gorman marks ground breaking for a new boys home in Atlantic City. She owns the grind and the city is funding and building the structure with contractors aiding the ceremony. Upon her passing, the property reportedly reverts to the city.
A Tribune compiled tally shows July 4 celebrations nationwide caused numerous injuries and deaths. New York, Detroit, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and other cities report firework accidents, many lethal, with hospital cases and property damage. San Francisco claims peaceful events due to strict enforcement while Trinidad mine disaster leaves nine dead.
W Doyle of the Central Labor Council files a complaint against Paul Broenstrup and John Motte for paying workers for more than eight hours on Seventh Avenue in front of the Labor Temple. A city property job triggered a warrant issued by Justice Pred. Trial held. Penalties range 29 to 200 dollars or 1 to 10 days imprisonment, with bonds posted.
Harry Kendall Thaw won the flat step of the case for a transfer of attention from Matteawan to White Plains. Attorney General opposed, but Judge Mille granted the petition. If cited, a change of venue may be petitioned and Thaw could be returned to Matteawan. Weather fair and warmer tonight. Leased Pier No 6 by Dodwell & Co signals long term shipping and warehouse operations.
A committee meeting postponed Dairy Day from July 14 to allow an elaborate program. Buckley received a letter from Bt Rows proposing a large parade and free milk and cottage cheese on the fairgrounds. State commissioners will assist. committee members include HL Willis FG Dwell W Hl Bonners and Dr Pi Nesom.
Max Heindel of Los Angeles will give the tenth free illustrated lecture on the Rev. Venezuelan Christianity at Arcade Hall Becond ay near Union Tonight. The talk titled Astrology Its Scope and Limitations will discuss celestial influences and their interpretations.
Ernest Hodie aged 15, son of B M Bodie of 6216 Woodlawn, was struck in the left eye by a blank 22 caliber cartridge during a sham duel with Leo Wolfe. Dr A Kidd reports initial sight loss but says there is marked improvement and outlook is hopeful.
About 70 children were guests of Professor Jones of Havenna Park for a patriotic event. After songs they rode a special car provided by Potter and Kempster of Beattie Electric. Professor Jones spoke on duty to country before the march to the car. Mrs Meyer Mrs Snyder Mrs Well and Isabella Jones served as escorts. Mrs Eldredge recovering after a car crash earlier. Mrs Munroe of Toronto improving after initial injuries.
An odd tale recalls Tonguay a boy brought to Albany for Nile education. He learns local slang from villagers and a translator as part of adopting police terms. Narration notes his quick grasp and a teacher remark on slang mastery.
Reno July 6 report states a one month old baby was threatened by a frightened horse that toppled the carriage after a firecracker blast. The wicker carriage protected the child. the horse stood on the carriage yet the infant remained uninjured despite initial reports of a broken leg and internal injuries.
J C Mare aboard an air ship suffered a narrow escape at the A Y P exposition in the Btroebel Krabip district when the rudder struck a fir. The gas bag tore against the Monitor and Merrimac building roof and fell. Mare was dazed but unhurt from a 16 foot drop. Repairs will take hours to complete.
Confusing report notes W A Miller arrested at Kandalini Banday by the sheriff on a charge related to breaking open a beer keg at Kahaehat camp near the N J T. Hefty phrasing obscures details but confirms an arrest and location.
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