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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
5
June 7 report notes resignations at the Western Union telegraph board as executives depart for overseas. The Frisco leader presides briefly before resigning to pursue other duties. The Himck Hills site dispute ends with settlement, while miners wager 35 cents per unit.
Two individuals identified as Du Barer and Sasay began the morning with an event opening their session. Details on location, purpose, and outcomes are not provided in the available text.
Beattie presents Nellie the Beautiful Cloak Model at Seattie all next week starting Sunday. Queen of the White Staves returns tomorrow afternoon and night. A 10 000 Beauty is listed at the Lyre. The Girl From Chile closes tonight. Hogua Prince noted for next week at Lote Cranetark closes tomorrow night. The Man from Mexico is advertised as the next attraction.
A children's program will feature a Toledo trio performing an acrobatic act at Star tomorrow afternoon to please the youngsters.
The Taylor company presents Prom Rags to Riches at Third Avenue this week. Shows close tomorrow night and a new bill begins on Sunday.
Scripps Vetegraph Servier reports Victoria notes two Watt freighters Isleworth and Black Heath have been sold to Japan. Isleworth now loading at Newcastle for Singapore and Japan and will be turned over on arrival.
Health officer Calhoun says current city conditions violate sanitation ordinances. Chief Wappenstein orders some city prisoners held at Ballard Jail once police assume control there. Health and sanitation committee to inspect Seattle jail and seek improvements.
Federal Judge K M Landie formally recognizes John A Lewis as the true head of the Zion Christian Church. The church traces its founding to John Alexander Dowle and is identified in Chicago records dating from June.
The report states Wilbur Glenn Ollon was elected overseer, with only the appropriate permanent action remaining to be taken.
In Colville, the panel for a jury to try Ernest Hossner of Loon Lake on murder charges related to the shooting death of AL Everman faced multiple challenges. Prosecuting Attorney J A Hockford waived the state’s challenge to a panel of twelve men after extensive voir dire and peremptory challenges.
An ext juror objection session began today in court. The fragment mentions the prosecutor, the case name, and a name torn at the conclusion.
In Newport News the jury, directed by Judge, returned a verdict of 26 cents for the ticket of Chief Yeoman Fred J. Buensele of the train station, expelled from a dancing pavilion for wearing navy insignia.
The Dealers' Association is to hold a meeting and the price of drinks is to be raised to a uniform scale.
Mr. Schelle opens the renovation Grotto a well equipped grill at the corner of First and Cherry. It is described as an ideal cool place to visit in the afternoon and notes his talent for concerts and angling.
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