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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1907
Page
8
United Press reports in Nashwauk Minnesota that Sheriff Hoolihan and about 100 deputies forced ore miners from their hall at gunpoint after a peaceful gathering. No retaliation was allowed and Governor Johnson pledged an investigation as tensions rise.
Georgetown July 11 Judge Robbins who was appointed to preside over the Caleb Powers murder trial announced he would not participate further as the defense sought his removal. He vacated the bench and notified Governor Beckham. The case will proceed before another judge and attorneys will present to a different jurist.
Wealthy horse trader CC Zimmerman reports a Monday night theft in Lake residence, diamond stud worth 150 and a $5 ring missing from Mrs Charles Levison. Police find no external entry signs, suspect intruder hid inside, window catch pried. Zimmerman offers reward for return.
Georgia lawmakers approved the peas prohibition after the senate action. The 139 to 39 vote sends the bill back for concurrent review and, with Governor Hoke Smith's expected signature, prohibition will become law in Georgia.
Paris July 31 government parties win a total of 84 seats as returns from local elections for the general council show near completion. The council comprises representatives from France's departments.
Spokane July 31 Major General Franklin Bell chief of staff of the United States Army has returned east after inspecting Fort Wright He stated that next year he would go to Alaska and also inspect the forts on the sound.
Silken coats on modified Directoire lines pair with mull and muslin gowns for a cool day drive. A black taffeta model features a long back sweep and cutaway bust line edged with white lace. Puff sleeves show lace medallions and leather flounces. hat opts white with a broad brim, white chiffon crown, and a long black feather.
BOR July 21. Dr B J McGee arrested for perjury in the Maywood trial had a short hearing and was released on own recognizance. Steve Adams, expected as an important witness, will be taken back to Wallace to await a second trial on murder charges.
Juneau Alaska July 91 Chairman Spickett of the republican territorial committee drafts the call for the district convention to be held late in November to pick delegates for the national convention. He recommends an early September primary and assigns 66 delegates per judicial district. The contest between Hoggatt and Cale supporters along the Yukon River is seen as the key battle for convention control.
The Lumbermen's club filed a replevin action against Olympus Cafe to recover furniture valued at 2600 dollars and other club belongings. The cafe claims possession for rent due and the balance of a 410 year lease on the building's third floor, two years of which have elapsed. Rent remaining on the lease totals 26000 dollars.
Portland reports a bank president states the Inland Empire will receive 42 million for this year’s wheat crop. Portland Tacoma Seattle and Spokane are to provide funds for moving the yield and local banks are in excellent shape to share. The same authority cites 150 million in revenues from wheat oats barley fruit wool and lumber for the year ending December 31.
Police and special deputies press the hunt for K Obata of Fife a Japanese murderer with a rumored threat to shoot. Officers fear he may attempt further killings if cornered as the search continues near Tacoma.
Charles Bonier aged six was electrocuted at 6 30 this morning for the murder of Frans and Joanne Frehe Two shocks were required to kill him as authorities reported in Auburn New York July 1 1910
Wage Earners Incorporated announces incorporation with capital of 10 million dollars. The majority of stockholders are wage earners and the objective is to improve conditions for laboring men.
Washington July 31 United Press says a drydock on the Pacific coast is likely to be recommended in connection with the forthcoming visit to the region by Admirals Capps and Cowles. San Diego would be a beneficiary of the proposal.
Ton of Beattie fled amended articles to base it to engage in business views in other states. The articles of the Pullman Palace Company were filed with appointment of B. S. Groesoup of Acoma as an agent in this state.
In Cincinnati Senator Foraker rejects the Ohio Republican committee endorsement of Taft as a statewide mandate. He vows to continue his own campaign and assess after municipal elections. Akron reports Senator Charles Dick may refuse to comment on the Taft endorsement.
George Tower was arrested in Butte and charged with taking part in the April night hold up of the Northern Pacific Overland near Butte. Engineer Crow was shot and killed and Fireman Sullivan wounded during the crime. Tower’s partner is in custody. Both suspects were betrayed by a woman.
Testimony from the Columbia wreck case describes the San Pedro not reducing speed until very close to the Columbia. Capt Hansen of the San Pedro denies the charges and says he refused to help survivors, turning away one boatload to keep his own vessel from founder. He told boat passengers they were safer where they were.
The fragment notes a suspected trust manipulation in cotton markets with rumors that prices may rise to 10 cents at pool and retail levels. It mentions dealers predicting a price shift and references a May-to-July timeframe.
Amee R. Rumbaugh, subpoenaed as a witness in the Misa L. Matthews inquiry, killed himself at his hotel after summons was served. The case remains enveloped in mystery as authorities pursue details.
Olympia July 21 The Star Special Service lists several corporation filings with the secretary of state including Oar Ancestors Flour and Bread company Seattle 30000 Lake Stevens Trading company Hartford 16000 Gale Creek Coal Coke Co Seattle 600000 Clear Lake Mining company Bellingham 2000060 Rich ard Winsor and T Burley F M Law A T Reycraft The A P P Cigar company Heattie filed a trade mark claim for cigars The Puret Sound Realty assoc threatened filings
In Tacoma July 31 Judge George T Heid of the superior court stated the county must provide a place for youthful prisoners or halt arrests of children under 14. Heid noted recent confinement in the county jail violated state laws.
The report lists a broad assortment of fresh fruits and vegetables from California and Wenatchee, including potatoes, watermelons, cantaloupes, onions, lettuce, rhubarb, cauliflower, peppers, pumpkins, celery, and herbs. Prices vary, with notable items like Muirphye apples and several green vegetables priced per sack or per pound. Local Washington state items also appear.
A scanned market roundup lists varied items with prices including fruit such as currants watermelons peaches cherries and plums, meats like mutton lamb hogs and halibut, dairy and eggs, and building materials including lime and cement. Also noted are imported Portl and Portland cements and assorted poultry and fish.
An observed advertisement touts tea as a cheap luxury and promises money back from a grocer if not satisfied with Sehuling's Meat. It mentions Brooke & Co at 1341 Second Avenue in a brief commerce note.
A readable fragment lists several names and terms in unclear order. The text mentions Johnson, Alberee, Ray, Osey, Ryan, Hughes, and Nox plus a numerical total of 69. The overall meaning and event are not clear from the fragment.
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