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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
7
Readable fragments describe a local real estate notice and extractable names. The record condenses a single clear notice item with its main action and involved parties presented in period-appropriate style.
A scattered account states Pan has ordered a export embargo tied to coal supplies. Japanese officials seek large coal shipments from Wales and Australia for distant coaling stations near the Philippines. Rumors say veterans and officers from the Orient on the Empress of China may be involved in routes via Hawaii to Mexico.
In San Francisco July 24 a history of near catastrophe is described as minor incidents between the United States and Japan loom as possible sparks. Wrecked restaurants and broken windows, immigration tensions, and deportation fees are cited as triggers that could inflame two nations into war. The piece notes the world’s sensitivity to small incidents and the danger of repeating history.
Affairs committee of the Mr of Commerce to obtain specific information on the combine and report next chamber meeting. Merchants Protective association inquiry discussed by the chamber yesterday afternoon and referred to the committee. Test station approved in the city for extending United States military cable service.
Laure Sax a Bedeavor delegate to the young woman's convention in Seattle died in the South hotel fire last Friday morning. She from Mount Vernon was visiting Santa Barbara and Shasta Springs before the trip and had a premonition of danger. Her mother lives in Mount Vernon New York and relatives in Santa Barbara California.
Telegraph briefs report miners at Duluth and along the range striking for wages while copper in the district is tied up. Details mention a United States Bank of Seattle approval for a capital of half a million, a dismissed Wyoming coal land case, and various global and regional reports including court actions and disaster notes.
An OCR fragment notes a market item at a location opposite the Hon Marche. The line mentions four meat pills priced or labeled as 119, but context is unclear. The readable bits point to a small grocery or stall listing with numeric pricing.
July 24 report lists several new corporate filings with the secretary of state including Metal Lath and Partition Company with $10,900 capital, and entities connected to John Ditter Thomas Gowick Gertrude Ditter Matilda Bortwick and others. Also noted are Italian American Club of Washington Seattle and related individuals and holdings.
A year of coal scarcity on the Pacific coast has driven sailors from the coastwise lumber trade into offshore routes. Most wind their way to Australia to haul coal back, creating immense demand for tonnage for Australian markets.
Tomorrow the Daily Star begins a series by English writer John Dathan Landor on how a major streetcar strike is fought in the United States. Landor worked three days undercover as a conductor for United Railroads Co. in San Francisco to gather insights and reports.
Seattle traders reach accord between Local Freight Agents and Merchants Protective associations. Wharves will receive perishable goods and frozen meats after 6 o clock with rates reduced from 69 cents to 26 cents per ton.
Directors of the Seward Peninsular railway based in Nome announce an immediate extension of the line to Saenset emek to reach recently discovered gold strikes, aiming to expedite transport of ore and settlers to the new gold district.
The committee will consist of leading members of the association and hold full power to act in the matter without reporting to the association for sanction.
The Palsee Livery and Undertaking Company of Blabee Aris holds the body of Harry Beroy who was shot on July 11 awaiting word from his mother said to live near Seattle
The licensees Mate H. H. Mc Decald and Capt. T. A. Coffin of the Skagit Queen have had their licenses suspended for 16 days after officers found unlicensed men navigating vessels under their charge.
Mrs Caroline Josephine Taber died at Seattle General Hospital after surgery for cancer last Monday. She and her husband ran an art studio at 1906 Howard Avenue, gaining a regional reputation and presenting paintings to the World's Columbian Exposition from Washington. She was 99 years old and had lived in Seattle for many years.
Tacoma reports the annual meeting of the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association will convene Friday and Saturday with lumbermen predicting it will be one of the most important gatherings in Washington. A committee will be formed to handle the proposed railroad rate increase scheduled to take effect.
Customs Collector Harper sent a letter to authorities at Waehinges urging careful scrutiny of crowded steamers on Lake Washington and the sound. The new Seattle venue at 1415 Third Ave offers new tables and the city’s only 6 by 10 pool table, advertised as a place for gentlemen.
U S Navy Yard offers trips from Pier 2 at 6 20 8 50 and 10 am 1 16 2 30 and 4 30 pm for 50 cents round trip to view the Nebraska Oregon Wisconsin Chicago Heston Albany Philadelphia and prison ship Nipsie with a drydock display and training ship Philadelphia included
The article notes incorporation efforts in Snohomish and Hutton, a pioneer Daniel Warner dies at Tacoma aged 0 years, land pirates raiding camps near Ta coma with two prowlers shot, Walla Walla wheat yields, a prominent Lopes Tul woman Mrs George Mead dies in Anacortes, a fire in Cavanaugh's Hills caused by a spark, state senator Knickerbocker visiting Olympia, and the purchase of a $14,6000 water works bond. Also mentions Navy Yard battleships display and local business notices.
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