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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1907
Page
5
City officials approve a four million dollar budget for the proposed Qewak Sewer district projects. The plan aims to drain the east Lake Union area and extend south to Youter way, tying into the existing north sewer to route drainage to Salmon Bay.
Bids were received for the two regrade projects on Third and Fourth Avenues. J Erickson submitted the low bid on the excavation with 50 cents per yard, while others proposed higher rates. The Fourth Avenue plan includes a hydraulic system at Heacog Hill to sluice dirt into the highway.
Shore owners convened in the afternoon with the fiere owners' club to plan a canal project. Oyen-Ger MeeGraw told attendees that for every dollar invested shores would gain ten dollars in value, and owners agreed to share land assessments if construction proceeds under the current bill.
United States Minister Merry complained to the State Department that he received less courteous treatment from President Zelaya of Nicaragua during efforts to adjust an American claim. The dispute left Managua relations strained as Merry left the Nicaraguan capital.
A notice outlines a yearly twelve dollar membership with access to legal advisory services. It mentions the association’s home office and street address 312 People Bank Building. The text references fees and enrollment details.
A fragmented report cites a location at the southeast corner near Twenty Fourth and Ruffier, two ticks west of a brewery and a car.
Beattie suburban residents offered 7 percent rate for horse insurance covering fire disease and accidents. The company pledges to pay claims within 60 days of filing and markets from the Coal Building, Washington with phone contact 669.
A large transfer of marine inspectors was announced moving personnel between Portland Seattle San Francisco and other ports. Names include James Deering Francisco Griffiths Frank Turner Donald Awes John Wynn Joseph Dolan Carl Lehners H C Lord John Woolers and Thomas York among others.
The article reports on a divorce filing alleging metal turpitude by Lacy Crouch against her husband Joseph C, with claims the husband refused to practice law legitimately and involvement of a lawyer complaint. It cites allegations of perjury and deceit connected to Jupiter City’s court proceedings.
A fragmented notice appears to report a burglary case involving a named individual and a location at 1432 Second Ave alongside an unrelated sale teaser for clothing at half price. The readable text is limited and unclear about official proceedings or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a drive to a dock and a vehicle balance tied to a two year period. Entities and details are unclear due to text garbling.
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