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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
3
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A Seattle boy known for selling the most copies of The Star last summer at age four lies in a spinal injury event. His mother, proprietor of a local hotel, says he has not spoken for three weeks but remains conscious and aware of voices.
A seaman from Alliance was shot and mortally wounded yesterday afternoon by a man from North Bend. The suspect, identified as Bowls, was arrested and later released on bail.
OCR fragment mentions Alaska June 5 service notes a hole found and weeks to repair. June 15 Sumner special service with Weber company costing 25000 for a site, and Pacific Brotherhood telephone linemen order to return to work. Death and real estate links in Portland and Columbus council notes.
The St Rose's Academy Friday night graduation honors sixteen graduates. in the general class Louise Marie Padden Elisabeth Fairbairn Rosamond Newman and Josephine Ryan are named. The music department also celebrates four graduates Ethel Mahoney Eva Mae Veronica Ham and Ruth Ingham.
A Nebraskan tavern faces a court case after a bartender allegedly served free ham meals to patrons while authorities cite bogus city ordinances. The hearing before Judge Gordon is set for Monday afternoon and involves patrons named Peoples and Huhn.
Trustees discuss adding 160000 to complete building readiness for exhibits by January 1, 1909. Alaska, a former deputy sheriff and early local politician who left in 1894, renews old Seattle ties.
Advertisement for gasoline engines from Geo. H. Woodhouse Co located at 112 University Street. Claims best way to find what you want is to talk with the man with a Buffalo and promises wide styles and sizes to choose from. Call to see them.
The twenty third annual convocation of the M E B grand chapter Royal Arch Masons opened in Ma gonte temple with representatives from twenty three chapters. New elective officers were named led by Grand high priest Francies B. Weet and appointive officers including William G Rowland, Henry L Kennan, Alonso Bowmen, and F G Baker with several other listed senior officers.
With the shingles market weak, manufacturers plan a six week to two month shutdown of all state mills. Bellingham mills have already closed. Once the seasonal crop moves, a new shingles shortage could hit the east and drive prices higher.
Redmond Washington June 16 A L Parks livery stable and B Adama s hotel adjoining were totally destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon at o clock The loss is estimated at 4000 with only 1200 insured The cause is thought to be a discarded cigarette into hay in the stable
An 11 year old, Emmett Pence, is highlighted in connection with a carpet cleaning method described as scientifically cleaning by air. The item mentions Furry Wasey Bug-Phones and a code Ind. 7919 Queen Anne 22 in the same context.
Charles Pence fell into the Sammamish river while playing near the area. His body was recovered and the funeral was held yesterday afternoon.
The report notes a critical lumber shortage across Ban Frampigeo and other regions with northwestoay activity stalling. Labor shortages push prices to 26 per thousand, customers paying 14 per thousand, while Geo. Brown Plumbing Co. hires union men and supports Building Trades.
Real estate pitch describes Elbert Place north of city limits on the Seattle Everett Interurban Railway now with a five cent fare. It highlights high ground views near Woodland Park Avenue and Gott Grounds, with a station built for owners. Ownership warns commissions are avoided to benefit buyers and urges early purchase before price increases.
Thomas J. Brady files a lone demised account of damages claiming he sustained losses from a grade change near the intersection of Fifteenth Avenue West and Barrett Street. He estimates the total at about $6,000.
The U S Navy Yard at Bremerton sails ships including the Nebraska Oregon Wisconsin and gunboats Chicago Boston Albany training ship Philadelphia and prison ship Nipsic from Pier 2 at 9 30 am 10 am 11 30 am 1 15 pm 2 30 pm 4 30 pm and 6 00 pm.
The advertisement promotes affordable, well fitting summer apparel for the family. It argues clothes are not essential but aid social or business recognition and offers a plan of small payments to acquire items from a large ready to wear selection. The emphasis is on style quality and price.
The text notes abundant lumber due to California trade decline. Logging firms curtail operations as the market shrinks. Demand from Africa, the East, and the South has weakened compared with previous years.
A terse advertisement lists Branley concealed ratchet priced at $2.25 and $1.75 at Spinning's with a full line reduction. Window display suggests further reductions and visible pricing.
Reports from Monterey Mexico dated June 16 describe a general earthquake shock felt in the city and surrounding areas with early accounts noting possible damage and street disruptions.
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