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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1907
Page
8
James Brain, a Tacoma resident in a seizure plagued state, leaped from the Trans Dix three days out of Hone Was not a real death of Ballard. He swam away from救救 aid and sank quietly after warnings from crew. The act followed a severe epileptic attack and he declined life preservers.
The bark Melanope, built in 1860s Liverpool and fitted with electric lights, was owned by Mrs Lizzie Taylor who exchanged the ship for companionship with Captain Craigen. Craigen deserted his family. they sailed to Panama and later San Francisco where Mrs Taylor died at sea. The ship changed hands to John Rosenfelt & Son, towed to Astoria after a near total loss, and will be converted into a coal barge for Puget Sound service.
Burham J. Hall, nine, reached the city on the Oriental Limited and was handed to the police matron after his mother Serie Se Late wast Kim failed to appear. The boy left Manchester on March 23 and arrived Monday, a day late. He remains hopeful his mother will claim him. An emergency contact note directs authorities to notify J. Burnham in Manchester or Rebbert Borahbam in Spokane.
Jamee J. Wh, a railroad magnate, has returned from the west. He warns that the railroad business is not on a clear track and distinguishes hard times from recession. He says a red light on the line means danger ahead and urges going slow.
The republic of Salvador asks Mexico to help secure peace in Central America. Salvador withdraws troops and informs Honduras of no further aid. President Ding has ordered Minister Creel to work with the United States to demand peace.
Yesterday afternoon in Muskooer three black men were killed and two wounded while a white man was fatally injured in a clash between federal authorities and a fanatical club known as the United Bootlegers Club. Fifty shots were fired as authorities acted over alleged threats to public peace.
In Lincoln Nebraska on March 27 the house passed a 14000 dollar appropriation for the A Y P B Bean Cigar. The Butte newspapers face publication uncertainty as stereotypers refuse to sign while other printing union members have agreements.
Mrs. Roundtree, wife of N W Roundtree prominent real estate man, was beaten and robbed at her Portland home last night. She revived and told police two men entered, struck her, tied up valuables worth thousands, and escaped as husband returned to find her unconscious. Police chase clues.
Phil Hayes Rey Linn John Lowry and Clyde Cooley all under 18 were arrested by Detectives Adame and Corbett for petty theft. This morning all except Cooley admitted stealing numerous chickens from Mia Wmeter at 1627 North Fiftieth Street and selling them to Mrs Williams as Cordas Av. They face charges as disorderly persons with a 63 day limit. The youths are also said to have stolen harness tools and articles.
At a March meeting the grand nest members voted to move the nest to Beattie once debts, totaling about $1,300, are settled. The action was approved by a wide margin to enable repayment and relocation.
A man believed to be James Graham of Denver Colorado was fatally struck by a Great Northern freight near Leavenworth Washington. The body was shipped to Leavenworth for an inquest. he was about 40 years old and wore hobolike clothing.
M Shelton, steward of the color ed club, arrested on Pike 1 Monday on a charge con table a el te coe under bail of $56. He failed to appear in police court yesterday, was rearrested on a bench warrant, posted $100 bail, and was allowed to go.
Olympia March 17 James G Stewart denied medical license by supreme court ruling. Formerly practiced in Tacoma and Spokane the physician faces license revocation amid ongoing licensing scrutiny. Princeton March 27 Princeton undergraduates present Grover Cleveland with a loving cup as part of campus tradition. Nearby queries include a rural land purchase ad and payment notice involving flat checks.
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