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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1907
Page
7
Germpia March 1 Senator Sunday closing bill, which aroused storms from all parts of the state, was put to death in the senate this morning. When the bill was reached on the calendar Davis himself moved that it be postponed indefinitely, and this carried.
An offer of 80 acres of waterfront land just south of Camano Island to host the Old Soldiers' Home was presented this morning in Island County. The proposal, supported by state legislators and Gov. G. W. Moore, cites beach access, good saltwater, and purity of the site.
A judge urges the city to impose harsher penalties to curb rising crime while police officials express concern that current light sentences embolden criminals. The Water crooks and criminals are cited as examples and officials call for drastic measures.
Puebla reports sighting a wreck of the schooner Bessie K fourteen miles northwest of the harbor at 3 10 PM. The City bound for San Francisco from Branden turned turtle. only the crew remains aboard. The Wellington will tow the wreck to San Francisco. the K is owned by San Francisco parties and built in 1998 with a net tonnage of 93 tons.
Real estate dealer Mr Melaugh Min returning from extensive eastern cities compares markets and says Seattle has developed faster than other areas. He asserts Seattle realty values are not inflated and expects steady growth in values and population across Washington State.
The Ontario House of Commons kills the subsidy bill in a March session. The dramatic vote ends the measure that would fund hospital services, with opponents arguing costs and supporters urging care expansion.
During a noon recess Evelyn Thaw was reported distressed, with nervousness visible as she reentered the courtroom. A man sought access to Dr Evans’ room at the Hotel Bel Gofay, but she alerted staff and the intruder fled.
March 1 report notes managers and the general manager chairmen of rail lines meeting to offer arbitration in a broad service dispute. The article indicates railroad managers seek a formal process to settle differences.
Grand Chief Garrettson of the railway conductors says the issue is in the hands of the men, whose choice will lead to a strike or confinement of work. Whatever the decision, it will be final.
Health Officer Cathoen will go before the city council to urge the erection of a ward at Wayside Emergency hospital to treat contagious cases that do not require go to coat to the smallpox hospital.
Two thousand and ninety positions were supplied by the Free Employment Office in February to men alone. The tabulation of positions furnished to women had not been completed by 3 o'clock.
The shipping commissioner notes 21 men boarded steamers entering the harbor in February and 4467 men reshipped, totaling a figure. Mrs Dora C Stemke aged 44 died at her South Park home yesterday with funeral services set from Bonney Watson chapel Sunday at 10 oclock.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference heavy japanned strep hinges at Spinsings. No clear dates or names provided.
Marriages listed including Hamasen Heenses and Tera Shineniya in Haywards California and Seattle pairs. Death records show Raschke Reed Seibert Barney Reynolde Metabo Debord Sullivan and others registered with dates and hospitals noted. Births logged for Hansen Nash Nelson Uliberg with locations including Seattle Tacoma Wayside and Queen Anne streets.
Mrs Annie Andrews wife of J Andrews fed at Providence hospital at moon today She was 35 George Haran pioneer resident of Georgetown died at his home in Georgetown early today He was years of age Sahies Brees have charge of the funeral arrangements Denis Abouto biaham died at the home of his parents TOR University ot test nicht In charge of Cofftes Broa
The 16 men appointed to value Seattle property gather at the assessor's office to receive instructions from Chief Deputy Chester Eston. Prof. J. G. Lawrence oversees the field deputies and will supervise work across the area including Cullman and surrounding districts.
Two trolley cars on Haight street hill in San Francisco ran away injuring one man seriously and bruising six women. The crowding riders toppled women as men trampled them in the scramble with one man striking his head on the pavement.
Advertising blitz touts $15 suits from W. B. Hutchinson Co. and urges customers to call as stock rushes in. Located at the corner of Second and Union Streets, the firm highlights exceptionally strong values and fresh designs.
Fire destroyed a three room cottage at 1456 Twelfth Ave owned by Charles Farrar. Insurance covered $400 on the structure and $1,500 on contents carried by Mr. Busch. Mrs. Busch and eight children were home, unseen by their father who was away. neighbors clothed and sheltered the family.
The senate approved a bill creating new superior judges for Whatcom, Kittitas, and adjacent counties, with joint judges for Adams, Franklin, and Benton. The measure advances to the governor, while Graves’s bill remains postponed. The house earlier passed a reformitory bill for youthful convicts with an appropriation cut to 200,906 dollars.
Abraham Rackerman, a Russian immigrant, arrives in Beattie and seeks to end his wedded troubles with a divorce after enduring his wife's alleged cruelty and bitter tongue for almost 36 years.
The February total permits reached 62 percent higher than the previous month with 499 permits and a valuation of $794,968. The month of February showed 129 more permits and a valuation increase to $1,300,412, up from January’s figures.
A nationwide nine point raise for seamen was announced today with a five dollar monthly increase for all sailors after April 1. Steam schooner crews earn sixty dollars monthly plus overtime, sailing ship crews forty five dollars monthly plus overtime. Local steamship lumber carriers now pay higher wages than union rates, a matter discussed by sailors unions and steamship firms before approval.
Takenouchi of Onaka Nippon Kaisha, one of Japan's largest steamship firms, visits Seattle to assess Puget Sound shipping. He refuses to outline plans but expects other Japanese lines may target Seattle as a regional hub. His official report to Tokyo will decide whether to extend lines to this port.
A committee formed by the Central Labor Council plans a conference with relegates from all unions on March 17 to discuss Coolie Labor and Japanese labor issues. They will circulate letters among labor organizations and seek wider civic involvement in the movement.
Columbia voters will decide on the annexation question to Seattle. Organized opposition exists, though some individuals believe remaining independent is best. The notice appears in Collumbia City, Washington, and details are sparse. Roller skates advertisement follows.
The article notes that election sentiment in Columbia is shaped by appearances and dress, with emphasis on stylish outfits and a strong line of clothing. It highlights how observers believe a well dressed date can sway opinions and suggests fashion plays a role in the upcoming vote.
An auto, license No. 668, collided with a milk wagon near Seconday causing milk spills and a 10 minute streetcar delay. The young driver faced police questioning for several minutes while recounting the incident.
Mrs. Kw. and Matthews of Seattle, known as the women timber beater, went lost Monday afternoon ten miles from Douglas City in Trinity county. She was found yesterday morning on the divide when she sighted the search party through a timber opening.
A L Hall lists dog collars and chains for sale at 1111 Piret Avenue. Ose.
A joint meeting of teachers from districts 1 and % will be held in Issaquah on Saturday March 9. An interesting speaking and musical program has been arranged and the people of Issaquah will entertain the visiting teachers.
Union Tailors announces its grand spring opening at 812 to 618 Third Ave Seattle, expanding to four adjoining stores. The Northwest’s largest tailor firm showcases eighteen Singer machines powered by electricity, new materials in olive to tan shades, and a display of English tweeds and mixed colors in an elegant showroom. Gustafner's band will provide music for the event.
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