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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
4
The receipt notes a date on the address label and indicates a second class matter at the Post Office in Seattle Washington. It shows that the subscription has not been paid and that a period of time has elapsed.
Citizens line the streets to watch a dilatory procession as they demand clear city action over water podding privileges granted to a railroad. Doctors, merchants, labor unions, and civic groups have investigated Cedar River while councilmen remain too busy to act. A citizen guide committee may be proposed to lead the council.
A Virginia arrival reports Mrs Pitabugh Lee widow of Gen Pitabugh Lee plus a party of friends visiting the coast. They are guests of the Rainier Grand in Seattle and plan to travel to California aboard a tour via the coast.
George Hippe, general manager of the Des Moines Street Hallway company, and A M Hadley, manager of a firm tied to the company, were arrested today on charges of attempting to bribe Alderman Hamery to secure his vote for a pending street railway franchise.
Payallup July 20 Bert Willard 20 arrested charged with the murder of Lloyd Hadden Warrant sworn by B B Hadden father of the drowned boy Hadden says Willard and two companions were in a canoe at Moore's pond Willard swam out rocked the canoe Hadden jumped overboard and drowned before rescue efforts could save him
In Schenectady New York on July 21 colored citizens honor Emancipation Day with an expanded program this afternoon and evening. Booker T Washington head of the Tuskegee Institute attends as guest and will deliver an address on The Outlook for the Colored Race.
The annual plane of Lake Unton wc will be held at Madrona Park today with all affiliated city unions invited. Refreshments will be served at noon and the event will be entertained in the evening.
Rome observed the anniversary of Pope Lee XE's death with a solemn memorial mass at St Peter's Rome. The service drew nearly 5,964 attendees including diplomats and high church and state officials, with many tourists in attendance.
The Younes Women's Christian Association regualted this year as the association purchased additional property near the Chautauqua grounds. Mary KH Shorey presented the association with the report. Mis Louies PF ieke was elected physical director at the executive committee meeting held at Mrs Charlies Diack's home in Ragie Harbor.
Miss May Ko Walker, secretary of the Young Women's Christian Mission, announced yesterday that the institution’s actual report will be issued next week in an attractive booklet form.
NEW YORK July 1 The Herald editor in chief NEW YORK Julyn T H Hamilton and associates were arraigned today on charges of publishing indecent materials for public sale. The case hinges on alleged distribution of personal items in violation of wartime censorship and decency laws. Police said investigators traced the materials to the Herald office and linked the defendants to the publication.
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