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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
7
The Jeante owner requests court order limiting liability to the value of his vessel. He urges sale of the vessel to cover possible damages and aims to fund additional expenses beyond sale proceeds. Claimants against him maintain pursuit of compensation for their losses.
Dakota child delirious with pain spent night in depot. Depot Matron Hansen summoned a physician and the sufferer was moved to Pacific hospital in Gefirtam with little chance of recovery. Family departed for Everett with seven other children.
The article notes city churches marking God Friday with services at 3 o clock. Pirat Presbyterian church plans Stainer’s oratorio The Crucifixion and Trinity Parish church will present the cantata From Sepulchre to Throne this evening by their choir.
Clumsy OCR fragment describes a teen named Hebe Terran age 14 who died at nine after spinal meningitis during a late night gathering. Patrolman Stines and Desish girl are referenced among unclear details about the event and motive.
Eas Soeereafts will join the strikers. The unions demand a closed shop besides a wage in crema.
Real estate notices indicate Everett Burman selling vacant lots on Sunday. The listing highlights parcels in the local area with prices and terms for prospective buyers.
A sparse vegetable market with cabbage, rhubarb, lettuce, beets, turnips scarce while fruit lines show limited bananas and oranges. A cargo of bananas expected tomorrow marks first arrival since a blockade. Oregon ranch eggs return at 14 cents. Prices for celery and other items are visible though fragmented by poor text.
Negotiations conclude for Herbert Whitaker of Vancouver to buy the Hattie Hansen steamship to haul supplies to sound lumber camps. The Alaska Pacific Steamship Co board meets with Capt BR KB Caine elected president James Tyson vice president George Main treasurer and Wi Dawnen secretary manager. The Riverside from Rotterdam arrives and is chartered to transport lumber.
Realty firms John Davia and Calhoun Denny and Ewing describe sales in Seattle areas. The northwest corner of Eighth and Denny Way reportedly sold for 1600 dollars. Ivy Park ad in University district sold on opening day.
Ben Trooks and Co haberdashers at 1331 Second Ave display metropolitan window layouts featuring sar ing shirts neckwear and fur nishings. The shop is praised as up to date with a complete stock attracting many buyers this morning, signaling Beattie’s clientele prefer stylish goods at moderate prices.
Spring color hats priced at four dollars from W. B. Hutchinson Co located at the corner of Indiana and Union streets. Availability noted in an abbreviated advertisement style.
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