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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1907

Page

5

Donation Aids New Children’s Home On Ravenna Heights

M F Jones donates land on East 65th street for a future Children’s Home with views of Lake Washington and the state university. He funds the site and pledges future support after death. A $5,000 building for the Waitresses’ union will be erected on donated ground within three months. YWCA site offer pending review.

Ravenna Heights M. F. Jones Lake Washington State University and Alyep Jones East 65Th Street Green Lake Oaline

600 Guests Escaped From Burning Long Beach Hotel

Fire swept through the Long-hotel and two cottages, destroying the building and racks of belongings for 600 guests. The loss is estimated at 900000 dollars. Senators McCarren and Reynolds aided in rescuing several women as flames started on the top floor where 200 guests were sleeping.

Long Beach L. L Long McCarren Reynolds

Scotty's Angel Seeks Divorce Amid Mining Family Saga

A New York report says L. Giroux vice president of Giroux Consolidated Mines sues for divorce from his wife. The Giroux brothers are prominent in western mining ventures associated with Scott known as Scotty. Details hint at explosive connections with Los Angeles and western high society.

Galt Lake New York L. Giroux Giroux Consolidated Mines Com Sait Scott Scotty Giroux Giroux Navy Yard

Death of Pioneer Joseph McRae Shapes Sound History

Joseph McRae, 69, longtime Sound pioneer, died in his room at 620 Columbia. Funeral set for Tuesday at 10 AM from the cathedral chapel. The court suit mentions Earl Jones as a former guest in the Giroux household.

Ber Earl Jones Giroux Joseph McRae Columbia

Navy yard at Bremerton hosts largest Pacific fleet yet

The Puget Sound yard now houses more battleships of all classes than ever, including Nebraska Oregon and Wisconsin, gunboats Chicago Boston Albany Charleston and Buffalo, plus training ship Philadelphia. Boats depart Pier 2 at 6 30 9 30 1 15 2 30 and 4 30 p m. Round trip 50 cents. Children 5 to 12 half price.

Pacific Bremerton Navy Yard Sow Puget Sound Navy Yard Nebraska Oregon Wisconsin Chicago Boston Albany Charleston Buffalo Philadelphia Nipah Ttme

Iron Ore Barge Hayden Brown Reaches Port Empty

The barge Hayden Brown owned by James A. Moore arrived at Port Townsend empty after being sent to load ore from the Quatsina Sound mine. The mine was abandoned before loading due to ore depletion at the British Columbia site.

Star Special Service Port Townsend Hayden Brown James A. Moore British Columbia Irondale Quatsina Sound

Sam Huth Weds Lena Horn In Maple Valley Nuptials

Sam Huth a deputy sheriff of Ma alley married Lena Horn a charming Maple Valley belle. The ceremony drew many friends including HH J Stump Milwaukee railway engineer Howard Goldbright A M Harrie and Theodore White from the Maple Valley baseball team.

Sam Huth Ma Alley Lena Horn HH. J. Stump Milwaukee Railway Howard Goldbright A.M. Harrie Theodore White Maple Valley Sam

Townsend Saloon Robbed. Receipts Stolen in Port Townsend

The Pacific saloon in Port Townsend was robbed last Friday with the entire day's receipts taken from the safe. Police traced the culprit as Marshal J. A. Somers, who led the investigation and became entangled in a family matter, while the saloon’s proprietor refused to prosecute and the night bartender was discharged.

Port Townsend Pacific J. A. Somers

Five grades of Schilling's Best coffee promoted

An advertisement touts five levels of Schilling's Best coffee from good to finest with a money-back guarantee to customers and a promise to reimburse grocers if the product fails to satisfy.

Schilling

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