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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
7
The report notes Plan Nagan aged 28, married in 15899, father of two, as part of a business dispute. Mr. Garvey claims a piracy link between Flanna sen and Mrs. Flannagan for alleged blackmail aims.
A fragment lists individuals including Myra Scofleld 30 and Hannah Mattson 37 from Kremerton and John D Whitlash 28 with Selah M Schuyler 19 from Seattle. Additional names Eimer Johnson and Celishia Mitcheltree with Seattle ties appear as legal adults.
A fire damaged a building owned by David Haine & Co at 1126 Maurtenmthay. Investigators found evidence of a blaze in a rubbish pile at the rear and suspect the incident was of deliberate origin. Several thousand dollars in losses reported.
Late yesterday afternoon in Bellingham a body was discovered torn to pieces. Police reported the victim is unidentified and the scene is under investigation.
This morning the annual session of the grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star convened in the upper lodge room at Masonic Temple in Tacoma. The welcome address was given by Mrs Winnie Red Mare POM and the response by Mrs Brattle Menning. After the addresses, appointments for credential committee will follow, closing the morning session.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an afternoon session at 1 30 with resolutions and memorials to be heard and reports from committees to be taken up the next day plus an election and officers. Names and venues are partially garbled.
In Bellingham on June 14 a report notes a prisoner will not eat until released, citing fear of further humiliation and a guarded handling of the situation. The brief describes the tension surrounding the impending release and the authorities' efforts to manage the detainee.
A fragment notes a tea drink prepared correctly is good tea and costs about a third of a cent per cup. It mentions a grocer and payment to him, referencing a household or merchant practice from the era.
The report states John Wilson, jailed on a complaint by his wife alleging threats to strike, has decided to forgo food until he gains liberty. The announcement last evening declared no food would be taken while he remains in prison.
Dispatch notes from AMHMINGTON on June 14 indicate Adrian and Fleming will proceed to Vancouver in July. W. Kes Byckiow departs six regulars and Normans as substitute drivers on rural free delivery Route No. 1 at Hethel.
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Reet told Ambassador Ackyeerterday that it is foolish for a nation to overreact to Japan's alleged pride and offenses. The briefing suggested a cooler approach to bilateral tensions.
June 14 Newport Rh Meager details reach local papers about the disappearance of Mrs William Agstor. Police and neighbors search the area, urging witnesses to come forward with any information relevant to the case.
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