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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented clip hints at police pursuit details
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Injunction Blocks Pickets and Signs at Novelty Iron Works
Judge Albertson issues restraining order preventing striking molders and masons from posting pickets banners or arguing with non union workers. Defendants barred from interfering by threats intimidation or persuasion to cause employees to quit or avoid work. Order also bans near business premises and street picketing with banners. Attorneys noted for Morans and Novelty Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertson
Company and Novelty
Albert
National Brotherhood
International Brother
M. M. Luter
Morans
F. R. Conway
Corporation Counsel’s
Novelty Iron Works
Supreme Court of
Spokane Prepares for 20000 Delegates at Upcoming Convention
Spokane officials announce plans to host about 20000 delegates with 10 to 14 meeting sites and 3000 sleeping spaces. Hotels and rail travel arrangements are organized as relatives and friends welcome attendees, while Spokane promotes future visits and a return by rail for Eastern delegates.
Riots Erupt Near White Star Docks In New York
May 9 riot scenes near the White Star docks as strike breakers and nonunion workers clash. Police intervene after a launch fires shots at a landing barge, driving the men through streets amid missiles and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
White Star
WME Bank Receipts Exceed $250000 Daily
The report notes WME Bank daily receipts surpass $250000 with estimates doubling from last year. No labor issues are reported and overall camp conditions are described as prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WME
Alaska League sends batters from Seattle to Skagway and Whitehorse
North Pacific baseball teams recruit Seattle players for Alaska trips with matches in Skagway and Juneau against Whitehorse. About eight to ten players join the northbound tours, undergoing tryouts and receiving salaries from 90 to 125 dollars monthly, for two to three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Players
Seattle
Ana
Skagway
Juneau
Beattie
Whitehorse
Kaamer North
Mrt
Alaska
Park Board Debates Superintendent Title Dobbs
The board refused to confer the title of superintendent of playgrounds on Dobbs despite his claim of continuing authority. Thompson remains in charge of playground work while the issue is unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbs
Parka Thompson
Baltic flotilla floats at high tide in New York harbor
Baltic vessel floated at high tide in New York on May 9 as reported by Scripps Telearagh Service. The brief item notes the ship's movement and location without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telearagh Servier
New York
Baltic
Boy Refuses Return to Catholic School Case Under Police Watch
Alfred Mughes of Fifteenth Ave remains resistant to going back to a Catholic school after police custody. He previously ran away to Spokane and traveled by train to Seattle. Despite promises to return home, he defies orders, citing cramped quarters and a wish to see the world. He claims he was beaten at school and sent to his room as punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Mughes
Fifteenth Av
Spokane
Seattle
Bpokane
Testimony Taken In Land Cases In Burke Building
Testimony was taken this afternoon before Master-in-Chancery RK. Greene in the Burke building in the United States case against Charlies R. Moorehouse and others charged a year ago with fraudulent tithes on government land. The land comprises 2,000 acres in Ballam county. The grand jury will report on minor matters when court convenes Friday at 10 am. Assistant U S Attorney Hutson ordered transfer of the Pattison post office robbery case from Tacoma to Seattle. grand jury expected to report tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Burke
United States
Charlies R. Moorehouse
Ballam County
Grand
Hutson
Pattison
Tacoma
Seattle
High School Class Day Speakers Selected
The Senior class elected Francie Rice as poet Joe Parto as class prophet Heaste Robinson as class historian May Lyon as grammerber Berkeley Blake as class historian and Misa Barbara to deliver the last will The picnic committee includes Florence Reynolds Misa K Dahil Rénard Gibeon Floyd Way and Ines Shelton The Dramatic Club will stage The Watchbox and Lead Five Shillings at Christensen's Mall on Saturday June 5 under Mr C W Saunderson English department head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exer
Francie Rice
Joe Parto
Heaste Robinson
May Lyon
the Grambler
Berkeley Blake
Misa Barbara
Florence Reynolds
Misa K Dahil
Rénard Gibeon
Floyd Way
Ines Shelton
Christensen’s Mall
C. W Saunderson
Bon Marche Celebrates 17th Anniversary in Beattie
After 17 years of growth the Bon Marche store in Beattie marks its founding anniversary. The article notes the store opened on Friday May 13 1990 by Ed Nordhoff at First and Cedar and highlights relocations to Second and Pike plus ongoing additions under construction to open by June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Seattie
Ed. Nordhoff
First and
Cedar
Second and Pike
Evelyn Thaw Arrives in Pittsburg for Reconciliation Visit
Evelyn Thaw arrived in Pittsburg to stay with Mrs. William Thaw at Lyndhurst. The visit aims to reconcile with her mother during her stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Thaw
Pittsburg
Sertepe
Pittsntna
William Thaw
Lyndhurst
Evelyn Willl
Debate Team Heads to Olympia for Friday Match
The high school debating team led by Clarence Keith Arthur Iind and Berkeley Blake will depart tomorrow morning for Olympia. They will face Olympia High School Friday evening on the resolution that the United States government should own and operate the railroads, with the team supporting the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Keith
Arthur Iind
Berkeley Blake
Olympia
Olympia High School
United States
Tea weight and taste claim sparks skeptical grocer bet
A quirky note questions how weight relates to tea flavor arguing weight is pointless. The text jokes that a grocer refunds money if you dislike Behitting's Hes and that the seller covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behitting
Star Pen and Crayon to Cover Haywood Trial at Boise
The Haywood Moyer Pettibone murder trial opens in Boise with Western Federation officials charged. The Star will publish full proceedings via Boripps News, plus exclusive reports from Jacob Waldeck John Nevins and C N Landon with expert illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars OF Pen and Crayon
Boise
THE
W. D. Haywood
Chas
H. Moyer
Geo. A. Pettibone
Western Federation
Glorifier Wins Metropolitan Handicap at New York
Glorifier captured the Metropolitan handicap in New York on May 9, with Omeenke placing second and Roseben third. The $10,000 prize drew fourteen horses to post including Glorifier 119 and Radke 116, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glorifier
Omeenke
Roseben
Engineer Crow dies stopping bandit train wreck
May 9 North Coast limited wreck threat averted when Engineer Crow applied air brakes after being fatally wounded. Fireman Sullivan disabled. Crow died after stopping the train on the mountain grade. Company drafts 4000 to Crow’s widow and 1000 to Sullivan. Suspects in a bandit robbery were tracked from the summit toward Mars, with rewards totaling 6200 now offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotr
Crow
North Coast Limited
Sullivan
Horn
Finch
Mra
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Itte
Continental Divide
Mars
Negro porter shoots drayman at Seventeenth and 14th
Shortly after 9 am George Jeffreys a colored porter for Independent Telephone Co shot at drayman T B Carpin injuring his left shin. Carpin was removed home for medical attention. Jeffreys fled and police had not located him by nightfall. Authorities believe the act aimed to frighten rather than injure, noting the revolver was flourished and may have misfired. Jeffreys lived with his mother at 148 Holbrooke Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jeffreys
Independent Telephone O
T. B. Carpin
Jeffreys
Carpin
Holbrooke St. Hiallard
Tennant
Drayman
Jeffries
Army rush to quell Lahore mutiny in rising unrest
Serious Telegraph Service reports Lahore in a state of grave uprising as troops from all branches move into the city amid fears of a real mutiny. Local authorities brace for widespread discontent among natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahore
Insane German Worker Subdued by Police at Mill
K Armbuster a German employee at Newell's mill in South Beattie went violently insane at work this morning and terrorised the neighborhood. Patrolmen Speir and Wilkman rushed to the scene and restrained him after a brief struggle, taking him to jail for assessment by an inquest board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Armbuster
Newell's Mill
South Beattie
Speir
Wilkman
Armbuster
Himsel
Armbuste
Extradition Hurdle Cited in Riplinger Case
Washington reply notes no right to extradite Riplinger without a treaty. The secretary says requests may be made as an act of comity, but success is doubtful due to reciprocal law limits. Honduras unrest could further delay actions in the absence of a treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Riplinger
Washington, D. C
Honduras
Robert Bacon
License To Wed Pairs Listed Across Multiple Cities
A scanned notice lists couples for marriage licenses including Chas Davia 98 Uhrichville and Marie Adams 26 Seattle. Roy Pinkerton and Letla Lay of Monroe. Arthur Scott 31 and Bima Parks 27 of Seattle. Edwinly 44 and Marie Yer oaki 46 of Seattle. Anton Sundell 27 and Marie Olson 24 of Beattie. John Perdick 26 and Josephine Metholka 20 of Black Diamond. Matthias Kittleson 25 Milensburg and Annie Carlson 24 Paulsboro. Howard Strieker 21 Portland and Ruth Gray 18 Beattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davia
Uhrichville
Marie A. Adams
Seattle
Roy L. Pinkerton
Letla Lay Do
Enal Age
Monroe Arthur D. Scott
Bima A. Parks
Edwinly
Marie Yeroaki
Anton Sundell
Marie Olson
Beattie John Perdick
Josephine Metholka
Black Diamond
Matthias H. Kittleson
Milensburg
Annie R. Carlson
Paulsboro
Howard P. Strieker
Portland
Ruth Gray
Beattie
Birth announcements list for multiple families in Seattle area
Birthe was registered today with several births across Seattle institutions. Entries include Morley at Seattle General Hospital a daughter for W Fred Orley. Luke at 1009 EB 50th Street a son for W F Luke. Dent at Minor Hospital a son for Roy F Dent. Hutchinson at Broadway Hospital a son. McRae at Beattie General Hospital a daughter. Newman at 762 Belmont Avenue North a daughter. Marx at 1219 17th Avenue South a son. Whedon at 3028 Washington Street a daughter. Munro at 110 College Street a son. Pittman at 1626 Terry Avenue a son.
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Morley
Seattle General Hoe
W. Fred Orley
Luke
W. F. Luke
Dent
Minor Hospital
Roy F. Dent
Hutchinson
Broadway Hospital
W. EF. Hutchinson
McRae
Beattie General Hostal
Bell Defiant Over Return of Youngstown Incorporation Petition
Judge W R Bell promised to return the Youngstown incorporation petition to county commissioners after missing a 94 hour deadline set last Monday. The commissioners, upset by the delay, instructed the prosecuting attorney to demand the document. Bell dismisses the prosecuting attorney Mackintosh's view that a new petition will be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Bell
Youngstown
Bell
Mackintosh
Work For Peace Committee Forms Plan At Mayors Office
A 50 member committee meets at the mayor's office in May to consider ways to bring industrial peace. The group appoints an executive committee to draft a plan of action likely to work with the labor council's special committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Mayors Office
Labor Councht
Seven Drowned and Missing After Steamer Pitou Wreck
Government officials report seven drowned and six missing from the steamer Pitou wreck off Uruguay. Passengers and crew were being transferred by boat to Buenos Aires while crew stay aboard as efforts to refloat the vessel end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Poitou
Marseilles
Pitou
Uruguay
Buenos Ayres
Nursery of Political Greatness Debate
The exchange frames the state legislature as a nursery of political greatness while a horticulturist warns some nurseries focus too much on grafting. The dialogue highlights tensions between political power and grafting practices as a metaphor.
Council panel to appoint commission for street railway inquiry
A special council committee plans to report Monday night on creating a commission to study the city's street railways. It will propose that a board of public works hire experts to conduct the inquiry, with a unanimous committee vote supporting the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Scrugham Alleged Ballot Manipulation Testimony
In New York May hearing, Berugham of the Holders Committee and C F Carrington testified about charges against himself and described the plan for marking defective ballots. Carrington said it was Scrugham who gave the orders for the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berugham
Holders Committee
Get Today
C. F Carrington
Hone Scrugham
Drayman Toll Dispute Hears Judge Griffin Ruling
The court reviews whether a $12 charge for drayman service is reasonable based on five and a half hours of work. Simons employed Bekineing & Torege Co to perform the task at a claim of $12. he offered $6.16. The case, with two lawyers and witnesses, proceeds to determine the amount due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Ing
Eadh
Simons
Bekine
ing & @torege company
Judiciel Bolomon
Court awards damages over building collapse at Pine Street corner
The court awarded 23000 Godlars and 45000 in judgments related to a Pine Street corner building. Damages cover injuries to the F Eagles hell and the south side where seven feet of the structure were cut away. The building’s cost was about 40000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Eagles Hell
Edna Courtney Placed in Charge of Mrs Kelly
Edna Courtney the young woman charged with assaulting her employer with a deadly weapon was placed in charge of Matron Kelly this morning. A $1,000 bond was posted by her attorneys Higgins Hall. M Logan a laborer was stabbed and treated at the police station after a fight in the southern part of the city. T Yamanaka the alleged assailant was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Courtney
Mrs. Kelly
Kelly
Higgins @ Hall
M. Logan
Buckley
T. Yamanaka
Engine repairing Gasoline
Geo H Woodley located at 12 University Street offers engine repair and gasoline services. He advertises repair work and associated auto maintenance for local customers.
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Geo. H. Woodley
University Strett
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