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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
3
The readable fragments show a damaged OCR text about a local notice or event. Names and specifics are unclear, but the goal is to summarize the available readable facts into a concise card.
A saloon burglary at the Australian Bar near 6th Ave South led to the theft of cash hidden behind a safe and a horse later ridden away. Fred Mitchell, about 20, Irish, recently employed at the Australian Bar, is suspected after leaving Pioneer Transfer Co. three weeks ago. Police pursue him on circumstantial evidence as the horse and money vanish.
The federal grand jury to hear a true bill against a Tacoma post office clerk accused of misplacing funds on April 15. It also considers an investigation into Mutual Funding company fraud and the case of Patrick Jennings tied to counterfeit coins.
Hanning tents and seats to be provided for the C E convention to be held in Lincoln Park in July. The society will erect a tent to cost about eight dollars and fifty cents. bids are sought for standard sizes. At a recent meeting the Red Cross took control of the hospital tent on the grounds. Pulpit speakers for Seattle churches on Sunday July 14 have been assigned with each church hosting a visitor preacher.
The report notes strong opposition from Sheriff enty commission and Youngstown officials to annexation proposals. Critics argue present school limits to a two mile radius and warn of higher taxes, while supporters urge division into acre tracts to proceed. A general strike and rioting followed late yesterday as rail passengers were injured and workers pressed for revolvers to defend trains. Authorities issued warrants for alleged operator violations amid city charter disputes.
Warlet tourism peaks with many hotels booked days ahead. Souvenir captures attract visitors, and more Alaska tours are planned than ever before.
In Frisco May 15 a disorder involving six lines led to negotiations among railroad workers and officials. Care operations and meetings with union representatives followed the unrest as authorities sought a resolution to the serious disruptions.
The listing cites frame trade openings at Park with times 8:30 AM and 3:00 PM on 10.20, plus 2:30 PM and 5:30 PM slots and a 4-20 forward note under MEACHAM as owner of York Block.
The article notes Jim Jeffries in San Francisco on private business as Australia sends Squires to challenge for the belt. Rumors say he may fight again, possibly refereeing the Burne Squires bout on July fourth while considering a San Francisco cafe venture.
The mayor ordered the police chief to prevent a Friday night labor demonstration and parade protesting a federal court ordered sale of union property to cover injunctions. Samuel Gompers was listed to speak at the event hosted by organized labor.
New York reports the Blackwell Island bridge being built from both ends toward the center. The project has taken two years to reach its current phase. Steel spans rise toward Brooklyn and Manhattan as construction progresses from Blackwell’s Island, which will be near the center of the bridge when finished.
Smallpox appeared at Chedwicks camp on Thorndyke Day. An exposed logger fled to Seattle but was located and sent to the pest house. The state health board ordered fumigation and vaccination for camp workers. One logger, T J Ryan, refused vaccination.
The Puget Bound Amateur League reveals Sunday matchups with Black Diamond at Renton Superiors at Bellingham Bremerton versus Richmond's Rainiers at Madison Park and Ryans Rainier against Princes Cube in Tacoma.
Godfrey Chelander reports progress on the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition from Minnesota and Wisconsin travels. He says Wisconsin will soon pose an appropriation bill for a $246,000 exhibit as part of promotional advertising for the expo.
Floods are feared as warm weather melts snow in the mountains feeding rivers. The rising streams threaten overflow along the Columbia and Willamette, with continued heat likely to worsen conditions.
Seattle to host 176 to 200 San Francisco Oakland and Berkeley business men in early July. A special California trade train organized by the California Board of Trade will run from San Francisco to Victoria. Visitors will tour the business district and sights, with the Commercial Club and Chamber of Commerce arranging entertainment at upcoming meetings.
Detectives Ryan and McClure were pursued by suspects Paul Stubbs and Billy Cummins near the B M restaurant on Pike street. A chaotic scene followed as a punch was thrown at Tom Cummins and would be robbers fled. The pursuing officers captured Stubbs and the younger Cummins but released them after a mistaken identity was cleared.
In Chicago on May 11 traders battle for control as Wall Street and outsiders hold most supply and push prices up. A 1% dip at opening followed by expectations of European scarcity suggesting prices may rise above the dollar, regardless of domestic crop prospects.
Ida Rouse reports dwindling confidence among prosecutors in the Meyer Ilaywood Pettibone case. Governor Gooding has softened public statements, while defense seeks to remove juror Samuel Wingate amid concerns of bias in a death penalty case.
Mrs Mary Jane Smith aged 69 mother of Sheriff Lon C. Smith died suddenly at her Osceola home. A pioneer of King County she lived there over 40 years after coming from Oregon. She was a Illinois native who came west in a prairie schooner at 18 and settled in the Willamette valley. Survived by sons Lon C. Smith and Frank Smith and many grandchildren. Manning Smith, her husband, died in 1909.
A licensing notice lists multiple couples and individuals from various cities including St. Paul Seattle Tacoma Brattle and Beattie. Names include Robert A White Lina P Manning Guy B Newkirk Elsie M Brooks John W Carner Mary Christmas Edward Gallagher Sarah Perrine Merl P Heffiey Louise B Turner James H Ward Emma B Hay Chas C Oleon Nelile V Kitnefelder Stanley B Semple and Elizabeth Larson.
Meatile and Dr Olmeted of Spokane were reappointed to the State Medical Examining Board for the term ending May 2, 1919 with appointments effective May 3. Charles Collinge of Olympia was named to the Board of Partner Examiners for the term ending June 14, 1916, succeeding Charlie W. Whitier whose term expired.
Martha Wooten, twelve, kidnapped a year ago at Butte, was found today with a group of gypsies in Denver. She alleged she was kept as a slave and led to believe she had married a twelve year old boy. She will be returned to her parents.
Olympia May 18 Governor Mead announces appointments including Dr J R Baterson among others.
Olympia May 18 The apportionment of money in the current school fund was made yesterday for the quarter ending May 10 The apportionment on the basis of each day s attendance is 04655 The other apportionments for the current year have been as follows August 6 631 November 8 0055 February 6 011 total 083 King County apportionment is 926 069 83
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