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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
8
July 28 report notes Great Northern Railway and related parties in court seeking a restraining order. The action concerns claims over use of the Great Northern name and alleged interference with railroad operations.
An article imagines Mars canals and irrigation as Martians adapt to scarce water, while Earth scientists dream of direct contact. It notes the vast 1,200 mile canals, the aging planet, and efforts by Tod, Lowell, and Stevens to probe interplanetary communication.
City safety column reports on patrol unit reforms as officials consider tighter rules for night watch, with residents urged to attend hearings and testify on proposed changes.
A large Elk parade through downtown Seattle started the A Y P Fair with a laterfat show and reception at the Washington State building. Officers were elected, a grand parade featured 40 police and civic leaders, and about 1,800 Elks accompanied by 60 festive automobiles marched toward the exposition grounds.
Plans reveal stock distribution among the oldest employees of the house. Both men and women are included in the plan as part of the equity allocation.
E Morgenstein notes the dog manager owner of the Great Pennant, Seattle baseball figure, is the best known on the Pacific Coast. He aims this season to field a winning team and secure an AANP victory.
A Seattle Homeseekers Company offer promotes land near the Bremerton Navy Yard with promises of profits within a year. The ad lists large tracts from 50 dollars and up and lots from 35 dollars and up with monthly terms, and invites readers to tour via a free auto and the steamer H. B. Kennedy. Offices are in Seattle at 106 Cherry Street and Bremerton in the Oregon building.
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