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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
8
A nostalgic letter from Aunt to Marge advising on home life and marriage. It counsels modest expectations, explains that a home should be a fortress of happiness not a grand estate, and warns against letting troubles invade. The aunt offers practical tips on budgeting, space, and maintaining joy before the wedding.
Next Saturday only a sign advertises 36 percent off all fishing rods at A L Hall located at 1111 First Ave.
Five men riding on a Chicago to Streator train were shot by police after they allegedly attempted a robbery. Charles Lephard, a 17 year old newsboy, died. The others claimed they were merely hitchhiking and wearing masks.
The grand larceny charge against Sam Hathaway for allegedly stealing several dynamoes from launches at Leachpark was dismissed. Restitution was made and the charge was not pressed. The personal wealth of the stockholders of the Washington Fire Insurance Company was estimated at twenty six million dollars.
The article outlines efforts to restock 20 streams in the state as demand grows with population. It notes a Supreme Court ruling halting game warden offices and details a local deputy sheriff's authority alongside a county plan for a fish hatchery funded at twelve hundred dollars from the Game Protective fund.
A delegation from the Central Federation union of New York met President Roosevelt for twenty minutes but he refused to discuss the Dyer and Haywood issue. He said a letter would be sent for reading at the union’s Sunday meeting.
Police in the past days arrested six teamsters for leaving their teams untethered. A runaway incident near Firet avenue was halted by a patrolman after the driver claimed the horses would not run away, despite neglect to secure them.
Ernest Justice a bartender and Arthur Rising described as a cripple were found fighting on the sidewalk near First Avenue and Blanchard Street yesterday as a patrol wagon with three prisoners passed. Justice said Rising ransacked rooms occupied by Justice and his mother. Both were jailed.
Police locate Elida Dye after three months search. she is now in the county jail. Her ex husband Lawrence Dye, held on highway robbery charges, is also jailed. Dye is wanted as a witness against Clyde Brownfield, who faces linked charges.
Lansing May 1 Representative Ward charged with the condition of pretty Edith Presley leading to a criminal operation. She died from the effects of it. Ward claims innocence and says the girl was absolutely pure. He expects death will relieve him of the shame.
Detective Brown and Detective Barbee arrested laborer George Rust yesterday on a charge connected to John Hargo, his roommate, involving a sum of $16.
Unclear fragment reports a horse named Peter Pettrovah arrested by Va ren Hergstrom and MM last night during a disturbance with a revolver. Details are incomplete and facts cannot be verified from the fragment.
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