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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1908

Page

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Stricken Girl Dieing in Auto Crash Trial Testy Witnesses

The trial of Stratton for the fatal accident in which 6 year old Margaret Johnson died follows testimony from J F President of the Stimson and others. Witnesses describe speeding down grade at 75 miles per hour and the car striking the child as she crossed the road. The autopsy, performed by M Powers, reports death from brain injuries.

Stratton Margaret Johnson J. F Stimson Sebel Strat Dr H M. Powers

Mayor Miller Proposes Civic Expense Investigation Committee

During a conference with Herman Chapin, Mayor Miller outlined a plan for a taxpayer commission to audit city county water and school finances. He suggested dividing the panel into four branches to review city expenses, county costs, water expenses, and school finances. King County bears a large tax share, and even small savings could cut residents' bills.

Wee Miller Herman Chapin Reider

Haywood Declines Socialist Presidential Bid at Convention

Wildem 2D Haywood will not be the socialist presidential candidate. He declined in a statement to delegates at the national convention in Chicago. He said his name should not go before the convention and urged friends to cease efforts to nominate him. The credentials committee recommended seating Titus delegates and the national committee to decide Washington disputes. Titus and Goebel clashed over factional lines as speakers urged investigation of the two factions.

United Chicago Wildem 2D Haywood United States David C. Coates Colorado Haywoods USA Titus Washington Mills National Executive Committee Sach Northwest Goebel New Jersey Welle Fargo

Train Hold Up Near Seattle Shocks City

Great Northern Express No. 274 was robbed just after leaving Seattle with $6,000 in currency. Two masked men in brakemen uniforms nabbed Express Messenger Joseph Perrine, bound and beaten, as the pair fled toward Ballard. Police and Great Northern agents chase a vague lead while notes show similar heists. Perrine describes a sharp struggle and a lurch through the tunnel.

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Frye hotel under halt as new building rules enforce permit

Building Inspector Grant halted work at the Frye hotel on the corner of Third and Yesterday streets for not securing a new permit under the latest building regulations. Contractors claim a prior permit was valid and appealed to the Board of Public Works, which sent the issue to Mayor Miller and the new building inspector. Work resumed late today as settlement proceeds.

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