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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
6
A garbled notice lists land purchases on a platting plan in Harriman and references buyers selecting lots. It mentions lenders and brokers including Ww King, Bailey, and private exchange Realty Co, along with various agents advertising loans, rates, and property sales with no security required.
The piece notes Mrs. Lealle Carter as Sasa in a Beattle theater role and previews several shows including Du Barry The Duel and Nellie The Beautiful Cloak Model with various troupes The article also reports the death of Mrs Floy P Ingalls aged 36 of Seattle formerly from Duluth Minn and burial arrangements pending at Lake View cemetery
The Mountaineers meet at the Chamber of Commerce Friday evening to hear Asahel Curtis and M Price report on the Mt Olympus inspection tour. Seventy stereoptical views will be shown as they prepare for their annual Olympus outing in July.
The reciprocal demurrage law went into effect yesterday and will take time to show results. It is expected to expand the supply of available empty cars as railroads comply, with the Great Northern and Northern Pacific moving cars westward at about 100 per day.
Reverend M A Matthews of the Seattle Red Cross branch announced receipt of a $1494.88 payment sent by Charles L Agee secretary of the National Society. The funds are designated for famine relief in China.
In New York on June 10 Theo P B Shonts former Panama commission head waved goodbye to every woman aboard the American liner St Paul as it left for Southampton. He read a wife’s letter asking him to greet a friend aboard who he did not know and could not recall her name.
George Carson today pleaded guilty to entering a Northern Pacific freight car and was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary.
The image depicts water being delivered to the sultan of Turkey with each barrel sealed by the royal seal. The seals ensure tampering detection during transport, reflecting the sultan’s precautionary measures against poisoned water.
A man reports fear of an attack from a rival after a dispute. Police investigate the threat and urge caution while the case proceeds. No injuries reported at this time.
Arthur D. Collins also known as Murdock, a carpenter from Beattie, pleaded guilty to forging John Hughes's name to a deed conveying land in R. W. Maltby. He was sentenced by Judge Ung to two years in the penitentiary. Water shutoff noted for a McGraw area. century plant bloom hinted with cold weather.
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