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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
10
Fragmentary telegraph report notes that on May 1 the Meyer and Haywood cases face trial at an unspecified venue with no word given on the probability of an earlier hearing.
The record notes the death of BE Drew aged 14 at a family residence with unclear cause linked to heart issues. Other lines mention Rita Cooper and a death at Holgate and Tenth, plus a Pacific area reference, but details are fragmentary and inconsistently formatted.
Damaged OCR text indicates a voided bill related to special service. Fragmentary language mentions May 1 and a note about monetary or legal terms. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Testimony presented by the prosecution confirms that the witness has nothing to fear from conflicting claims. The record shows the court proceeding moving forward with martial actions noted during the hearing.
A fragmented note discusses Miserts of tea and a claim about tea bushes yielding the same tea, suggesting money returns from Schilling’s best. The text is garbled and unclear but centers on a tea product and a promised refund or value claim.
Cincinnati scientist and druggist Cora Dow rose from a small Fifth Street shop to own eight stores with 129 employees. She fought the powerful drug trust through quick thinking, risk taking, and nonstop work, praising teamwork and cheerfulness as keystones of her success.
New York May 1 The district attorney's office reports arrests in connection with the recent election of directors at New York Life Insurance. George K. Serugham, manager of the International Policyholders' committee, was arrested in Albany and shipped to New York. He joins Charles Stirre and Charles F. Carrington Key who are charged with conspiring to obstruct the due administration of New York state laws relating to the insurer's director election.
In Bellingham a preliminary hearing faces Del and Watts accused of Addie Reperta's murder. Both men show little emotion and expect their four month imprisonment to end with a verdict. The federal grand jury meets in Bellingham, and the city court is authorized to sit by the last session. The Bellingham Wholesale Company is incorporated with $150,000 capital under FB A Deming as vice president and general manager of Pacific American Fisheries.
May 1 Olympia note lists corporate filings including Farmers and Merchants Bank of Wenatchee capital increase to $30,000 and new firms Eagle Prase Foundry Beattie Buckley Central Michigan Milling Co Buckley with $1,900,000 capital plus investors W W Brown A A Brown and others Orient Investment Company listed.
Chicago Jewelry Company at 1207 Second Street introduces a new design this week claiming standout beauty. The retailer urges customers to avoid old bargains and seek fresh, modern pieces.
Articles of incorporation for Toppeniah with May or, Talbot and Goodrich officers. Everett Mealty Company disincorporated by the Banahomiah superior court. Beat tle Pure Food changes name to Mortland Manufacturing. Beattie firms American Pure Food, Beattie 50 000. Beattie motor livery 16000. Mtearne Investment 16000. Realty Trustee Beattie 600000 with multiple signatories from New York City Philadelphia Boston and Beattie officials.
New York reports a high profile marriage between Gen James G. Wilson 75 and widow Mary H. Nicholson 55. Wilson, former colonel of the Fifteenth Illinois Cavalry, served with Grant and met Admiral Nicholson who was then an officer under Admiral Farragut. The wedding is planned for mid May amid snowy headlines.
San Francisco reports that street car men agreed after a long meeting to place wage scale talks in the hands of Father Peter Yorke and the executive committee. A conference with President Calhoun of United Railroads was planned, aiming for a permanent settlement.
Washington May 1 The Carnegie funded geophysical laboratory in Washington opens focusing on rocks and replicating volcanic pressures and heat. It is the world’s only building devoted entirely to high pressures and temperatures. Professor Ar notes uncertainty about future capabilities.
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