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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
7
Velma Franklin, a guest at the Gallatin, was struck by a red automobile No. 72 as she stepped from a car at Pike Street and Borenay last night. She suffered cuts bruises and internal injuries not expected to be fatal. The driver stopped and returned to the Gallatin but would not reveal his identity.
A large shipment from California arrives for Poedla with open markets on Saturdays. The scene includes varied produce grown locally and imported goods such as cabbages cauliflowers lettuce and radishes. An immense stock of spring hats is advertised by W. B. Co at the corner of 2nd Avenue.
A street committee reviews a Fifth Avenue regrade with a petition from about 90 percent of property owners. Yester Way occupants oppose claiming it would ruin their business. New plan proposes a tunnel under Yester at Fifth Avenue and nearby hall repairs.
The Workingmen's League for clean politics held a regular meeting yesterday and elected a new board of directors including John Hay as superintendent of streets James Murphy as ex superintendent of streets and Eugene Smith as a director.
Arch ie Hahn of Milwaukee issues a challenge to Dan Kelly the 100 yard record holder for a 60 yard special race at the St Louis carnival under Louis U in the Jat Alal rink. Kelly claims the Spokane record of 9.34 seconds and many doubt its legitimacy, Cocheme hopes Kelly will accept to prove he is the fastest man.
A six man gang broke into the jail in Monroe Louisiana shortly after 1 am took two prisoners Flint Williams and Henry Gardner roped them and hanged them in the courthouse square. The men confessed to entering the jailer's room earlier. The hanging went off without incident.
Hat sale notice from B Hutchinson Co. at the corner of Indiana Avenue and Union Street describes hats offered at two dollars in a spring sale. The ad notes stock and pricing for shoppers seeking affordable millinery.
John Lindh Co clothing shop at 1433 Second Ave must vacate before demolition. Prices listed include items priced at 15.00 for 7.59, 20.00 Butts 10.00, 25.00 ones now 123.50. Items to be sold to the public or a buyer.
Olympia March 15 The tenth legislature closed its session with light celebration in the gallery. Speaker Falconer received a baby carriage from the Third Ward, a silver service and a diamond pin from members, and a giant stork. The house adjourned at 10 41 amid laughter and farewells as members raced to the morning trains.
The petition in the superior court adds that Attorney George P. Rossman employed H. Ketchum Julia Ferguson and L H M Beller as ranpers to obtain damage cases and then deceived them to collect due commissions. Pittsburgh fans back the 1907 season on Abbativehip hoping he fills Ritchte's shoes.
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