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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1907
Page
7
A veteran editor who shaped Minnesota journalism by imprinting his personality on its early history died suddenly at his home yesterday. The passing ends a storied career with lasting influence on regional press culture.
The report notes a declining monthly total io with the June death toll set at 69 064. The fragment indicates a statistic update likely tied to mortality figures for June.
In St Louis County the circuit court, Judge McKinney, expressed unwillingness to follow arguments framed along biblical questions, stating he would not extend to such lines of reasoning.
The court sustained a $600 rent claim by Countess Mackin against Duchess de la Rochefoucauld over a 1902 house lease in Paris. The duchess left the house due to alleged inadequacies. reheating repairs occurred within 48 hours. The Countess may sell duchess effects to satisfy the claim, and damages were awarded for hotel stays and related inconveniences.
Ton July 27 Misa ins, once a stalwart suffragist, reverses stance saying women are not morally superior to men. She argues women are easily influenced, votes could be misused, and religion affects judgment, concluding she is her own person and rejects binary virtue claims.
In Vancouver British Columbia on July 27 a report notes 7000 of Welsh gas for the United a Raval station at Bremerton. A Memphis tale reports Water Walker kills self by ingesting chloroform after a journey from Cincinnati along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers ending in New Orleans.
The fiscal year ending June 30 reports a strong rise in customs business led by Seattle. Total 1907 receipts reached 1 706 069 with June alone at 202 955. Seattle accounted for 1 238 253 of the 1 706 069, among multiple ports listed such as Tacoma Port Townsend Everett Bellingham and more.
James E. Fitzgerald of Kansas City lauds the Woodmen of the World as uniting the north and south at the head camp session. Officers and heads of departments are chosen, with new renewals of several posts and a banquet to follow aboard the Youemite in Tacoma.
During Maj. William L. Geary's absence the army commissary officer at Seattle, Lieut. Col. Geo. D. B. Davis, deputy commissary general, will perform purchasing duties, making four monthly trips to Seattle for that purpose.
Miss Lena Wallace of Seattle recounts her experience at Yellowstone Lake on July 26 as she was aided in resuscitation by Vice President Patrbanks. She says she is none the worse and praises the VP for his kindness in the rescue.
Advertisement notes a new steamer named Tourist for the navy yard and promotes B. N. Brooks & Co., located at 1331 Seconday, selling hats as part of the notice.
Tokyo reports Seoul is quiet but disturbances spread in provinces. Two more regiments are to proceed to Korea as Hayashi returns tomorrow from Seoul.
A Gregory-Nelson party from Seattle is said to be touring Crook County Oregon on a thorough examination trip. Accompanying them are RK. A. Ballinger, commissioner of the general land office, and the president of the Deschutes Railroad company. Mr. Gregory offered no statement on the purpose and appeared wary of disclosure.
Fire destroyed the Post Lambert mine complex including fifteen stamp mill saw mill and camp buildings in the Mount Haker mining district. Loss put around 100000 if stamps are ruined, or 250000 since 1903 in ore yields. Whatcom County loses a producing mine and immediate impact on local output.
In Clinton California, Pred H Magill and his wife Pay Graham Magill face murder charges over the death of Mrs P A Magill. Within six hours townspeople raise four thousand dollars to fund the prosecution of the Magills who are accused of causing the first wife’s death.
In Clinton Ui on July 27 final arguments unfold in the Warner will case before Judge Cochran. Mrs Isadabella Robinson Warner claims her father was white and seeks a donor share of John Warner’s estate totaling 1.5 million dollars, with her two daughters Maria Metter and Mr Hell involved in the court action.
The Steamer Tourist sails from Pier 2 at 10 am and 1 16 pm to Bremerton Navy Yard for a viewing of battleships Nebraska Oregon and Wisconsin, gunboats Chicago Reston Albany Charleston Buffalo and the training ship Philadelphia. Round trips priced at 50 cents with multiple Sunday departures throughout the day.
Montreal July 27 Richard Mansfield the actor and Mrs Mansfield were passengers aboard the Allan Line steamer Virginia from Liverpool which arrived here last night Mrs Mansfield was in very poor health and had to be assisted down the gangway
Duluth report recalls Robert C. Mitchell founder of the Duluth News Tribune as a key local newspaper figure. The source notes his role in establishing the paper and his impact on Duluth journalism.
A brief notice notes a meat shop at 118 Pike Street opposite the Hon Matche that promises lower prices. The fragment hints at savings for customers, but details are incomplete.
Unclear fragments hint at a local incident involving a person named McCormich in a city setting. Details are incomplete. the item appears to be a brief public noting a tragic or noteworthy event with limited readable names.
Edward Austin, a prominent Lincoln resident, fought an imagined burglar during a nightmare and damaged his hand by striking a door casing. A surgeon treated three fingers and a thumb dislocation.
Mia Isaac H. Rice, president of the Society for the Suppression of Unnecessary Noise, sails for Europe for a long rest after being worn out by her crusade against nerve destroying sounds in New York streets.
London reports the plague's toll in India rising to 1,060,087 deaths for the first six months ending June 30. The figure reflects a severe outbreak and widespread fatalities across affected regions.
In St Louis on July 27 the court barred the tale of Jonah as part of a Navy Yard Pacific Squadron display, removing the narrative from the public exhibit. The move nullifies the prior inclusion and shifts attention to the disputed depiction.
A fragment describes Piper Taft's store offering guns canvas gear hunting equipment fishing tackle and sporting goods at 1024 Secamday. The note lists merchandise as available to local sportsmen.
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