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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1907
Page
12
Fragmentary text mentions water and activity, suggesting a note on weather or local event. Readable names and specifics are unclear, but references imply a brief report of upcoming actions or conditions. Further context is needed to confirm the exact event, date, or location.
Reporters describe Sky miners arriving in Boise to see how Bill Haywood fares. Prospective Cripple Creek opponents discuss the labor struggle, showing belief in Haywood's innocence while awaiting jury action.
An undated report recounts a derelict mine planted by Japanese forces causing the explosion of a small craft. Of fourteen aboard, only one survived the blast before rescue. the injured man was taken to Toyama as the incident unfolded amid wartime considerations.
The article reports a heated clash surrounding the Seattle production of "The Roof Garden Without a Murmur" and Mrs Warren's Profession. Mackintosh opposes the show citing morality while supporters note court rulings permitting the play. Local officials and critics are cited, with mention of a potential private performance for a fee and references to New York and Kansas City rulings.
The Malth Board acts to prohibit lard or tallow rendering in city businesses. The move follows a board opinion that the practice is not legal and poses sanitary concerns. The decision aims to curb unsanitary rendering operations within shops.
John F. Murphy chief counsel of the Western Federation of Miners and Moyer discuss a Chicago Journal report claiming Moyer is an ex convict. Moyer treats the matter lightly and says his life is an open book as lawyers seek witnesses who knew him in the Black Hills and Joliet.
A formal resolution passed by the board of health requests all medical professionals to promptly send in reports of angular meningitis cases under their care. The disease in Seattle has shown an uptick during the past week.
T A Durpher of Spokane was arrested in Olympia last Saturday night for a criminal assault on Hope Yantes, daughter of a prominent pioneer family. He pleaded guilty before Judge Ling in superior court and was sentenced to life in the penitentiary. The victim is expected to recover.
Thurston County prosecuting attorney forbids production of The Roof Garden Tragedy at a local theater tonight citing public sentiment after the Durphey assault case. Fear of renewed anger and possible jailyard lynching of the assailant Miss Hope Yantia Friday night.
Bellig ham May 14 Louie Sheldon aged 36 walked into Blanchard Sunday morning fearing officers would arrest him as an accomplice in the Roper murder. Those who spoke with him believed he was entangled in a warrant issued by Justice of the Peace W N Crenshaw. The sheriff of Hiragt county was notified and Sheldon was taken from Ediecn to Mount Vernon for custody.
The strike by 68 workers at Mike Wrights factory in Hillman City is settled. The strikers will return to work on Wednesday. Foreman P Middjeatedt resigns after objections to his leadership. other email differences have been resolved.
The board of health adopted a resolution giving Ridgeway Riding Academy at 14th Ave and Columbia St five days to conform or vacate. Notification said Ridgway added a cement floor and other sanitary work, with an inspector ordered to enforce the order if needed.
In St Louis on May 13 attorneys for Standard Oil Co defendants in the government suit were directed to appear in St Paul on May 24 to present any motions or exceptions they may have to offer.
Wreck victims number thirty two after the Honda disaster in Banta Barbara and San Luis Obispo. Funeral trains move bodies to their homes tonight while flags remain at half mast. Injured patients continue to recover, with transfers possible to Los Angeles and no new deaths reported.
May 12 report from New York describes preparations for the Corer-Himan wedding tonight at the Gotham Hotel. elaborate dinner for guests costs decorations at $5 000 amid a fern arch and ceremonial setup awaiting clergy and final details regarding the bride Miss Gilman and her bridesmaid Miss Maryhaw as her gown remains a mystery.
The Omaha Nebraska Commercial Club led by Commissioner J M Guild notified Seattle Chamber of Commerce Secretary C B Yandell that the club will visit Seattle on June 7 as part of its Northwestern trade excursion. Plans for their entertainment here will be arranged promptly.
Lorenso Irish petitions for divorce alleging his wife Mamie Irish displayed continual flirting from their Detroit marriage in September 1906. He cites gossipy eyeing of the clergyman at the ceremony and repeated flirting with various men and at multiple locales, prompting remarriage strain and separation.
Winningham a Ballard Realty secretary treasurer vanished with about 250 dollars from Ballard Realty. He had stated he would leave the firm and sell furniture and return the funds. The money was believed to be in his possession or deposited. He resides in Seattle but may be at Alki Point. Brummet warns of arrest if funds are not recovered.
The Pacific Coast and Northern Pine Manufacturers associations oppose a rail rate increase on lumber east of Chicago. The change would remove commodity rates and push lumber into higher freight classes, boosting costs 6 to 80 percent per hundredweight. Some mills consider shipping via Great Lakes routes to avoid the higher Chicago rates.
Emily Carroll, jailed two weeks ago for disorderly conduct, was returned to court after a benevolent woman offered to reform her. Judge Gordon placed Carroll under the woman’s guardianship, but Carroll refused reform and began serving her 90 day sentence this afternoon.
Peter McMartin D A McMartin and Walter Fairbanks faced a 31213 dollar fine by Judge Hanford for cutting timber on government land years ago. An agreement by former U S Attorney Jesse A Frye delayed filing an appearance, leading to a default bid and the judge later setting aside the May 6 order and granting 90 days to answer.
Juneau Alaska May 13 Judge Wickersham issues order to show cause in Alaska Pacific Railroad and Terminal Company versus Walter Edkine over a homestead filing on the right of way. The judge refused a temporary injunction.
Mrs. Kelly, police matron, today formally assumed duties as matron of the King county jail. No successor for the police matron post is appointed, and she may fill both roles for a time.
Boise Idaho May 14 97 women listed for jury selection as Judge Wood considers excuses. Most panel members are farmers and stockmen urging absence would hurt their livelihoods. Courtroom crowds see limited time. Haywood family members prominent among those present. Attorneys expect jury to be chosen from this panel this week.
In Ballard on May 15 Asarit Raman a Kerry mill fireman died at Parry hospital from tuberculosis. Funeral services were held at Graham Engelmann parlors with burial at Crown Hill. Grace E B Marsh daughter of Rev A H Marsh died of tuberculosis. Eugene Page thanks local mill workers for their kindness. Frank Trimble Charles Skinner were arrested for drunkenness. Several others faced charges. The Washington Tent Maccabees drill team visited Everett. Ballard lost a baseball game to Everett 7 to 11 in 11 innings. A Ballard police event at Junction Hall drew a crowd. Rev Elmer Thompson spoke on Ballard’s future with Greater Seattle urging opposition to saloons and outlining local costs and housing implications.
Northwestern urban center stands out as the sole major metropolis in the region during midate. Local officials note its unique population density and economic activity compared with nearby smaller cities.
May 13 Everett brief notes librarian Hathaway resigns after years of service with no successor yet named as board plans to meet. Athletic meet between Everett and Snohomish juniors postponed due to wet weather. Meidon shot by bartender Dougherty during a Harbor district dispute with self defense claims. Judge Hinck denies motion for new trial in Elizabeth Springer suit over Colby avenue grade changes lowering property values.
Rusted report from St Paul May 13 states the business portion of a Minnesota city was totally destroyed by fire. Loss estimated around 200,000 dollars with extensive property damage and emergency response details limited in the telegraph dispatch.
The Oregon and Washington Bail Way Company has brought forceful action against Fred Perrini and his wife to condemn property needed for a town right of way. County land concerns center the dispute as authorities seek to secure the corridor.
The third Browne trial on robbery charges in Judge Morrie's court ended today as juries failed to reach a verdict.
Fort Worth May 18 two railroad workers died in a wreck on the Rock Island near Marlow Oklahoma Territory. Engineer M Munson and head brakeman were killed when the engine and fifteen box cars derailed.
Jodee Henford of the federal court signed orders in the cases of W. H. against Northwestern Improvement Company and Dawid Jones against Northern Railway Company, forwarding proceedings in two civil actions.
A stylish white Milan straw hat features a pink velvet scarf on a short front brim, a high back, and a crown adorned with pale pink wings and a large pink rose. The hat is described as suitable for everyday wear and uses the Milan straw.
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