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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
6
Classified notice seeking workers for a Yakima fruit operation and related lodging. Listings include restaurant help, grocery clerk, laundry assist, room rentals, and transient housing with various rates and terms. Also notes banking, legal, and real estate ads interspersed in the page.
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A jumble of public notices lists various property offers including half acre tracts north 14th avenue near two streetcar lines and a corner near 4th and Washington with monthly rents cited from 100 to 150 dollars. It mentions relocation of a business to a permanent spot and employment ads for an investment company seeking tenants or buyers.
fragmented OCR notes reveal references to a Sycom cottage at a park site and a new basement, two m ocks to ohoe, a tide view, and an unspecified balance at a percent rate. mentions of a new car line and residence in North Mbwat appear.
Sectional work starts across halls as N E A delegates gather in Los Angeles. Tomorrow the president will be elected and a constitutional amendment is proposed to shift control from governing officials to the teachers.
The steamer Jefferson arrived shortly before noon and moored at Fier 1 bringing down $700,000 in gold. The gold had accumulated at Skagway due to the Alaska Paper Company’s refusal to handle the shipment.
The Wague July report states American Huntieh and Russian Dutch delegates are conferring on bombardment of unfortified towns. Count Torneilli of Italy is contracted to draft a proposition embracing American views.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has completed the Harriman case report. Attorney Kelloux, who led the railway operations inquiry, has departed for Oyster Bay to present the findings to President Roosevelt.
Moscow reports Mme From onki sentenced to death for attempting to assassinate Gen Rhetnbot on May 13. She is described as one of Russia's most beautiful women and a leading figure in revolutionary circles. In San Francisco the bail hearing for Sehmita was postponed until tomorrow.
Harry McDonald, a deckhand on the Skagit Queen, was bound over by Commissioner Kiefer for the next U S grand jury. The bail was fixed at 750 dollars. McDonald is accused of assaulting Captain Herbert Parker, his superior officer. McDonald's father H H McDonald owns the Skagit Queen.
The steamer Hedondo chartered by Shubach and Hamilton ran aground near Harbor Inland early today due to a misjudged channel. It was inbound from Tacoma. the tide later lifted it and it will be put back into service on tomorrow's run.
A discussion of fashionable walking styles contrasts the old brisk jog with today’s elegant, restrained gait. It details chin tucked, toes out, back erect as ideal, while criticizing hurried, exaggerated pantomimes and the “elbow out” stance as out of date.
By Katherine Leckie the New York dispatch notes a shift in feminine fashion as slouching and shambling gaits give way to a more gliding stride. The piece highlights a change in patter and posture in society.
Prosecuting Attorney Mckintosh announced a murder charge on June 27 against Dow-who over the death of Mrs. A. Sarah Gill. Details indicate the incident occurred in the afternoon with the investigation focusing on the gunman and the motive remains under review.
In Ida Moyers trial session, reading of San Francisco depositions continues. Darrow met Moyers in cell. Moyers says he will deny Orchard's testimony and deny any support for violence or sending Orchard to Idaho to kill Steunenberg. Judge Wood excludes key evidence from the Bradl ey Frisco incident. Navy dept denies rush battleship repair orders at Bremerton Mare Island and Pacific yards.
Oyster Bay reports that on July 9 the president named William C. Ralston as assistant subtreasurer in San Francisco.
Births registered with names of parents and addresses show a series of newborn girls and boys in early July. Notable entries include Ellie to Dewit C. Ellis at 4038 Linden Ave and a boy to Albin A. Tyler at 202 Seventh Ave. Additional births list Marcovite, Steele, Aperker, Humphrey, Mahey, Irozumii, Weisht, Adair, Pordo, Mayor, Heaser, and other families with varied street addresses and dates in July.
The Northwestern Steamship Company received word that the Victoria sailed south from Nome yesterday morning at 5 o'clock and will arrive here July 15. The St. Paul reached Nome yesterday at 5 o'clock, 44 days from Bellingham with limber.
R B K Howells aged 69 died at Hallard hospital this noon after being stricken with paralysia while working on the Great Northern sea wall near Edmonds a few days ago. Nothing is known of his family.
The board of public works awarded the contract for the new city garbage crematory buildings to Gibson & Witts for 4091.75 dollars. Amended theater improvement plans have been filed with the building inspector and are under review. Substantial alterations and improvements to the theater are planned for this summer.
A historical note advertises rifles regorguns and revolvers available from Theo Willa & Co at 1008 First Ave. The copy touts the largest and most up to date line on the coast and invites readers to inquire for peace through firearms.
Marty C. Dorsey and Carrie Woods are held on shoplifting charges after a bulldog named Tige allegedly caused a distraction in stores, with a revolver and other valuables later found among their possessions. Police report past arrests in Portland and Oakland for similar acts.
London July 9 The next royal wedding features Princess Louise of Orleans and Prince Charies of Bourbon. Attending will be the king and queen of Spain along with many European royalty. The bride is the youngest sister.
Booth notes promotional copy for Geo H Woodhouse Co marketing gasoline engine parts at 112 University St. urging customers to inquire and “talk with the man with the Taffalo” to ensure a preferred match. The ad promises “all atylen and sizes” and invites callers to see the stock.
A fragment mentions the duke of Orleans and the queen of Portugal along with the duchess of Aosta the duchesse de Guise and the duc de Mont. It notes she was born at Cannes years ago.
The London Globe traces the phrase By George to the English battle cry St George for England dating from 1192 after Richard the Lionheart’s victory over Saladin. It contrasts it with other old exclamations and notes its ethics tied to liberty and national heritage.
A Foraker leader questions Jake Vorray as a candidate manager while noting his proven grasp of politics. In Fairfield county Taft's manager Arthur Vorray draws admiration for his disciplined approach, contrasting with Hanna's bluffing tactics as the campaign unfolds.
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