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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1907

Page

3

Wife Missing After Shopping Trip in Tees Pine Street

A 29 year old wife, 5 feet 7 inches, 120 pounds, fair with brown hair and blue eyes, vanished from home after a noon shopping trip in Tees Pine Street. Mr. Keefe appeals to police for help, fearing accident or foul play. last seen in a blue coat, black skirt, blue hat. The couple had recently moved to the city and work at Burnet Telephone company. Authorities and family urge discovery and safe return.

Tees Pine St Keefe Chicago Buneet

Gust Hustle in the New Bills

March 6 report shows confusion over a late day decision on new bills. The afternoon session concluded with unclear conclusions about the measures and their future consideration.

Gust BILLS

Portland street car workers get wage increase

The Portland Railway Light and Power company raised street car workers wages by 2 to 3 cents an hour. The new scale started March 1, paying 23 to 24 cents up to 90 cents per hour based on length of service. About eight hundred employees are affected.

Scripps Telegraph Service Portland Ore Portland Railway, Light & Power Company

Seattle brace for tourist influx as rates drop

Railroad officials expect Seattle to feel the tourist tide within days as the low eastbound rates go into effect March 1. Great Northern trains from St. Paul add an extra coach to handle the traveler surge.

Seattle Great Northern St. Paul

Hospital escape ends with recapture near Van Agselt

Misa Meta Sorenson, described as harboring a religious mania, escaped the county hospital at Georgetown and was recaptured near Van Agselt by Deputy Marshal Jones. She had been confined in the hospital for some time.

Misa Meta Sorenson Georgetown van Agselt Marshal Jones

Mayor Rejects Most Confirms Pronk as Streets and Sewers Chief

The city council rejected the mayor’s appointment of Charles C. Pronk as superintendent of streets and sewers. Only Kelso voted in favor.

Charles C. Pronk Kelso

Rockefeller to Make New Gift to Education

New York March 6 John D Rockefeller plans another education gift following his $22 million donation He hinted the move to reporters before leaving for the bedside of his daughter Mrs Harold F McCormick who recently gave birth to a daughter He offered no further details on the gift.

Belippe Telegraph Service New York John D Rockefeller Harold F. McCormick John D

Lumber Shipping Rates Increase Across Coast

The scarcity of lumber carrying vessels on the coast has driven up rates between the sound and California ports. In the last two months rates rose from $7.50 to $5.50 per 1,000 for shipments to San Francisco.

the Sound California Porte San Francisco

Summit Sold for Three Times Cost

One of the most remarkable advances in realty was the sale of Summit for $120,000 to the Gaffney group. Four years earlier the property was purchased for $40,000 from Dr. Mittan and Edward Brady. The buyers plan to erect a modern building on the site soon.

Gaffney Hetra Dr. Mittan Edward Brady

Trial Begins in Monroe County Murder Case

The trial of Samuel T Montgomery for the murder of his wife opened yesterday in Waupun county court. He is charged with dragging her by the hair from a carriage behind a runaway team in Monroe county. This is the second trial after the first conviction.

Place Riven Falla, Wie Samuel T Montgomery Waupun Monroe Monroe County Montgomery

Portland Sawmills Face Union Wage Raise Tangle

In Portland Oregon today delegates from a timber mill union traversed the city asking 600 workers at as many mills for a wage increase. If the raise is denied, organizers plan to call a strike across the sawmills.

Berippe Telegraph Service Portland Ore

Washington Men Leave for Home

Washington lawmakers prepare to depart for the west. Representative Humphrey leaves today followed by Jones later in the week and Cushman bound for Iowa. Senator Ankeny departs Friday with Piles and Horace McClure planning a two week schedule via the Panama Canal.

Scrvice Telegraph Service Washington, D. C Washington West Humphrey Representative Jones Senator Ankeny Representative Cushman Iowa Piles Horace McClure Panama Canal

Hermann Trial Details Mail Handling in Oregon Rep Case

Washington March 6. Evidence focused on how mail was handled leading to the destruction of public records. Hermann of Oregon stands trial with testimony about personal mail sent to his desk and other mail opened by clerks and assistants.

Scripps Telegraph Service Washington, D. C Hermann Oregon General Land Office

Notable Japanese Woman Dead in City

Chiteuri Kishi wife of Kish a leading Japanese resident died last night at her home 304 Main St Kish a wealthy importer real estate man and hotel keeper prominent in Japanese social circles in the city

Chiteuri Kishi Kish Main St Kishi

Suite and Cravanettes Price Offer Noted

An advertisement lists Suite and Cravanettes items priced up to 25 dollars, with sale price shown as 89.00. The fragment signals a discount or special offer though exact sale terms are unclear.

Democratic England’s new ambassador draws casual praise

New York dispatch describes Hon. Jas Bryce, England’s recently arrived ambassador, as unusually democratic in manner and speech. The light build and twinkling eyes define his charm, while Mrs Bryce appears polished and sociable in American society.

New York Jas, Bryce England Mrs. Bryce America Jas. Bryce Mag. Bryce

Hill Confirms Right of Way Sale Details

James J. Hill, in New York interview, confirms the sale of a right of way to Union Pacific through the Great Northern terminal grounds. The cash consideration is $100,000. Hill denies any Portland terminal favors and says arrangements were made before a new Hill line down the Columbia.

James J. HI New York Union Pacific Hill Great Northern Portland Columba

Tideland Lots Added to City Right of Way

A decree by Judge adds poor tideland lots to the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul right of way. The parcels are numbers 1 2 1 and 22 in block 696 of Beattle Tidelands, expanding public land holdings.

Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Beattle Tidelands

Pledge Fealty to Irish Home Rule Celebration Recalls Emmet Birth

A 120th anniversary tribute to Robert Emmet was held at Egan's Arcade hall under the A O H. The program featured songs recitations and a Webster Davis speech. Attendees renewed fealty to Home Rule principles and called for Ireland to take its place among nations. The event closed with songs God Save Ireland and The Star Spangled Banner.

Robert Emmet Hmerald Isle Egan's Arcade Hall Munte Webster Davia Kansas City Bramer Ireland

Wrights Bill Also Killed in House and Senate

Mayor Wrights bill for local option on Sunday closing was killed unanimously in the house and indefinitely postponed. Senator Davis Sunday closing bill was also sent to the graveyard.

Olympia Wright Cloes Pierce County Davia

Stephenson to Seek Spooner Seat After Resignation

Wisconsin political brief reports Isaac Stephenson will run to fill the unexpired Spooner term after Spooner resigns. Bach supporters in Milwaukee announce his candidacy. March dates note Stephenson to be elected March 26 and the legislature in gridlock awaiting the successor race.

Beripps Telegraph Service Madison Wis Spooner Isaac Stephenson Stephenson Wisconsin Spooners Assemblymmen

Chamber to Aid C E Convention Visitors

The chamber convention committee and Christian Endeavor heads will coordinate efforts for about 26 000 visitors arriving in July. A resolution urging residents to welcome guests will be passed. The US transport Dix is due in port from Honolulu soon to load several hundred horses for the Philippines.

Chamber of Commerce Christian Enhandle United States Dix Onolulu Philippines

Driven to Sin That Children Might Eat

Ragged, unkempt group faces Judge Gordon in a one-sided session. Lena Wiman, a young widow with two small children, said she was driven to sin to provide for them after recent release from Battle General hospital. Her case was put under advisement with her children in police matron care.

Gordon Lena Wineman Attle General Hospital

Pacific Coast Steamer President to Sail Near March

New York dispatch reports the President of the Pacific Coast Steamer line will have a trial trip next Thursday and likely sail for Puget Sound around March 15. Ramona, also of the Pacific Coast line, will sail for San Francisco Friday to replace the wrecked Corona run between San Francisco and Eureka. The Texan of the American Hawaiian line arrived from New York with 900 tons of merchandise and was converted from a coast to an oil burning boat after docking in San Francisco. John Barrett, instant engineer, fell 45 feet off a hatch near San Pedro on February 1, suffering several broken ribs and a fractured shoulder blade.

New York Pacific Coast Steames Ship Company Puget Sound Ramona Pacific Coaat Steamship Company Beattle Kagway San Francisco Corona Eureka Texan Hne Ben Francisco San Pedro John Barrett

Mrs Whitacher Dies at Wayside Hospital Aged 48

Mrs Julia Whitacher of 1616 Seventh Ave died this morning at Wayside Hospital at age 48. The body was taken to Ney Watson's parlors awaiting funeral arrangements.

Julia Whitacher Lear Ney Watson

Piper Urged to Support Direct Primary or Resign

Christopher W. Horr of the Direct Primary league demands George A. Piper back the direct primary bill or resign his senate seat. Horr accuses Piper of acting against republican pledges after moving the bill’s indefinite postponement. He cites 96 percent voter support for direct primary and condemns opponents as traitors to people and party. Also noted is the steamer Montara sailing from Treadwell with 1500 tons of ore bound for Tacoma smelter.

George A. Piper State Senate Christopher W. Horr Direct Primary League Getlow Piper D. C

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