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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
5
In this city workers face wage disputes as mills halt operations. A meeting was held to discuss a possible wage increase of D240 and plans for future action. Owners are slated to meet again to decide on concessions aimed at restarting production and avoiding broader shutdowns.
Anacortes Washington March 8. Guiliam Hoover held for trial on charges connected to the murder of his brother Ja Hoover at a Taylor hotel. Authorities say Hoover was arrested at the time of the crime and kept under bonds as the investigation proceeded. Statements indicate Hoover claimed his wife was involved and a hospital visit followed.
Olympia March 4 Articles filed with the state list amended notices of capital increases and incorporations for several firms including Frustee Printing company and Metarty-Dee company. Names such as Herman F P Titus Alfred Wagen and M Mathews appear amid fragmented corporate entries and affiliations.
Fragmentary note shows prices like $15.00 for freight items and men’s wear on sale. Mentions W. B. Mutt at a corner on Second Ave with unclear context and garbled wording about new feeds and stock.
Reomey Smith discovered the corpse of H. Alommy, a Vancouver printer, in an abandoned wine cellar under the Magnolia bar in Delaanham. The death is attributed to liquor. In a separate report from Chippewa Falls, Ole Overby says his wife and four children froze to death in Ward county North Dakota during the cold spell.
Henry Carstena returned from Olympia after several days in the Interests of theington Fire Insurance Company. Big bargains in clothing and fur furnishings at the rebuilding sale. See page 2.
The Ministerial Association announces an Interdenominational Bible Institute starting Monday and ending the following Friday. Honored visitors include Dr. Elmore Harris of Toronto and Dr. Howard Agnew Johnston of New York City, with sessions at First Presbyterian Church.
A fragmentary notice from H. Woodhouse Co. invites contact for work assistance at 112 University Street rear Arcnde building. The text is incomplete but indicates a call to service.
Tuesday to Friday the Plymouth Congregational church will host services as councils press for funds. Assemblyman Poulhamue leads a push to secure a large appropriation for the Puyallup and Stuck rivers, demanding river relief prep from the sub-appropriations committee.
A Skykomiah Ramlitr company employee named Nell was killed yesterday when struck by a locomotive just outside the Great Northern yards. Coroner Carrell was notified and the body was brought to Bonney-Watden period this morning. Hill leaves a woman at Liberty Washington and Schiling's Best wins by popular vote.
A mother, Mere Heavy Pim, died when a ladder she stood on while hanging pictures collapsed, killing her infant as the child sat on the floor. The mishap occurred in Vancouver on a March morning.
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