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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1907
Page
5
Fragmentary passage mentions service, union terms, and potential pay rights for employees after an injury. It references a comm assistant, an attorney, and a mill context with possible eligibility for pay or benefits. The text is unintelligible and lacks definite details.
LM Chittenden of Beattie & Co spoke to Riverfront property owners at a Chamber meeting about a government survey of the Puyallup waterway. The discussion covered increasing the river channel and extending improvements as far upstream as feasible to prevent floods and restore the valley.
Report states Welch-Witkin, wife of a security car, hanged herself in a closet on March 27 after entreaties failed. The note mentions months of distress and a possible political context with references to candidates and Secretary Taft.
The ninth annual session of the National Guard Association of the United States adjourned with Boston selected as the next meeting city. Elected officers include President Maj Gen Charien R. Dick of Ohio and Vice presidents J B Laueck of California and F J Hughes of Kansas. Secretary Col Carol D. Evans of Nebraska. Treasurer Gen Johan D Froet of Columbia & Co.
Gov Mead reappoints J M Snow former Seattle city engineer to a four year term on the state highway commission under the new law. The 1996 act had limited terms to two years which are expiring.
Water will be shut off tomorrow from morning until afternoon on Yester way between Lith Street and 24th Avenue and on Déthay from Yester Way to KH Jefferson. Residents should plan accordingly for the outage and avoid affected areas during the stated hours.
March 27 release lists new incorporations Beattle Federation of Women's Clubs Seattle with stock 150000 Mary Jennings president Bessie L Wincen secretary HM P Whartenby Riverett 15000 Grays Harbor Washingtonian William Moore Ellen M Moore and W P Hammons Beattie trustees Pulford Investment Company Ww BK iy George neae Taecsoun Weos ter Kittitas county 91 Da Fremont L Calkina
Mrs. Moutie Gideon, divorced wife of Eimer Gideon, is shot and killed by Peter Ik in Springfield Ui. Ik had been ejected from the Presbyterial church after a scandal. Clark surrendered and had previously threatened to kill the woman.
Wasitmatom De Cemarth 2 congressmen Francie Cushman left Monday night for home. En route he will stop in Chicago to deliver a speech and then visit friends and relatives in Tacoma arriving around April 18.
Builders and owners are advised to consult Geo H Woodhouse on hardware purchases. The firm offers cheap rent and small expenses with competitive pricing. They also provide heating and sheet iron work at fair prices and will save you money.
The Washington Fire department marked a significant line at the Chicago Marshall Field and Co store today, signaling a notable event or action involving the downtown department.
Governor Mead travels to Vancouver to attend the Calan club opening ceremonies. He will deliver an address at the Salvation Army meeting in Beattie to welcome General Booth. He then goes to Seattle for a large Waitresses' union event.
The Omaha dispatch reports Attorney General R. Ross says the Colorado Wyoming land fraud investigation will shock the west with arrests of many prominent figures. Other items note Nebraska tax on rails for local cities, a possible insanity ruling in a Carmel New Jersey murder case, wage raises for Spokane streetcar workers, and Edmonds gearing up for a new Tribune newspaper.
Sits to order tailoring services with fittings and alteration at moderate prices. Up to date tailoring available for women. Located at 19 Pike Street with phone contact Main 4755.
New York March 27. Families of John K Boone cousin of President Roosevelt and Constant A Andrews president of United States Savings bank engage in a bitter legal clash. Mrs Hannah Klemme former housekeeper sues Mrs Roosevelt for 100000 over slander. Andrews seeks control of wife of Roosevelt's estate. Roosevelt seeks to curb Andrews power on the committee. Frank Klemme of Philadelphia sues his wife for divorce naming Andrews. Letters claimed as love letters were produced in court.
The Waldorf, built by the Waldorf Building Company, marks the formal opening of Seattle's finest and largest apartment house. Its proximity to the business center and complete modern equipment make it popular. A second reception will be held for friends within ten days.
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