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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
3
Federal officials and local agents continue probing frauds linked to Alaska ventures as an extensive inquiry promises startling developments. Details remain scarce, but investigators pledge significant findings that could expose graft and connect northwest schemes with federal activity.
Fragmentary notice notes the death of a woman aged about years with reference to her husband C. P. Woodly formerly of Bellingham. The incomplete text mentions a parlor scene and a sofa, hinting at events surrounding the death.
A fragment describes legal action in which citizens sue over a claim related to a confiscation of coal and a court granted remedy. It notes the complaint concerns taking by authorities and subsequent moves by students in the disputed area.
Delegates held a joint session amid a lively debate and reports of possible actions. The gathering referenced miners and operations, with discussions touching on Piers and Peaches in the context of a March timeframe.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Princess Beatrice Beattie, Hindus, and the United States with unclear references to fire insurance, terror, and a New York context, lacking coherent details or dates.
In Evanston Wye on March 5, five year old Frank Murtha died after a 16 day bout of hiccoughing. Physicians tried remedies but exhaustion ended the illness.
Florence Seheneky, hired by Alfred G. Vanderbilt to show his carriage and saddle horses at the London Olympia show in June, is disowned by her parents in Norfolk. Her father, Dr. Powhattan Schenck, heads the Democratic city committee and descends from an old Virginia family. Parents call public performances improper for a woman and cut ties after pleas fail. Mrs. Sehenck declares she is dead to them.
The Washington Supreme Court yesterday affirmed a King County Superior Court judgment in the case of State ex rel. John D. Atkinson v. World Real Estate General Company and Kane Ota. The state unsuccessfully sought to escheat valuable Seattle property that the two Japanese had owned but sold to the defendant corporation.
County auditor filings indicate thirty one new additions and suburbs to the city have been recorded this month, the highest single month total ever noted in the city.
Springs of water on Third Ave just north of Madison St have flooded the regrade, delaying concrete bed laying. Engineers plan a sub drain to manage the seepage after graders hit a branch from the old Spring Hill water system near Klein the shoemaker at 217 James.
bs O T. M. WILE HOLD A MEETING All members of Seattle hive No 8 L O T M are requested to attend Monday night at Columbia hall Seventhay near Pike A banquet will follow the close initiation Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock the convention of the L O T M will be called to order at Eagles Seventh ay and Pine The officers of Port Huron will be present In the eve A public reception and contest will be held All members are Sasanod Blanky iron plumb and level 1 76 at Spinning s Fifteen at sizen and styles iron levels reduce window and get cata store ooo
Passover holidays commence at sundown today and run for eight days. The festival, often called the Jewish Easter, recalls Moses and Israelites leaving Egypt. It is ushered in by family prayers and patriarchal household customs as services are held. A. L. Hall, 1111 First arose new tires for them.
Vintage catalog notes offer men s dress shirts in white and color varieties with sizes and low prices. Includes extra fine split bosom shirts, various styles, and a line of men s fancy hose in assorted colors and textures.
The Park commission plans to fully equip at once one of the city's playgrounds as part of ongoing acquisition projects. A note mentions difficulty locating Daniel Fuhrman and references his tailor shop at 1016 Beconday amid a busy season with high demand and long hours.
Local shop promotes a new line of go carts with reclining fold models and rubber tire wheels. The advertisement highlights features such as reed sides reed dash parasol and green enamel gear with a 10 inch wheel size and a price of 12.50.
The youngest family member recites the exodus and plagues as punishment by Jehovah for oppression of his chosen people. Passover week is observed by Orthodox Jews worldwide with traditional foods. Reform Jews drop old customs and Mosaic dietary laws in favor of services and simplified observance.
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