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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
5
In a quiet morning discovery an Inspector found a hose still running at Bennett’s property, part of a wider arrest of individuals violating water office rules. Bennet will forfeit like others already taken for the same offense.
A garbled report notes Washington discussions at a legislative gathering about westward industry and a perchance factory project. Mentions Abe Manufacturing Co and potential future plans, with unclear dates and locales.
Snow was reported in Otto with additional flurries at Ubricheville and two other interior polala locations. The notice notes widespread wintry conditions across the region with scattered accumulation.
June 6 dispatches report a 116 to 11 vote in the Albany Assembly approving the public utilities bill over Mayor McClellan's veto and sending the measure to the Senate. The item reflects a notable statewide policy move in the utility sector.
In Skagway Alaska the proposition to purchase the city lighting plant and water system was rejected by a vote of three to one. The report notes local governance and finances facing the city as it weighs utilities.
J Browe and HC Littery challenge a state ruling claiming their sons were multifarious, seeking reversal of a dentistry without license conviction. They petition mandamus against the State Board of Dentistry to grant licenses and sue board members for damages over the license denial.
Minneapolis reports Katelbach has evaded the posse and fled by train after Mia Catherine McCart, missing since May 1, was found murdered in an abandoned well on her brother in law George Katelbachs farm. Police surrounded the house but Katelbach barricaded himself inside after the couple left his home for a nearby farm.
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