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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1907

Page

12

Asphalt rivals bid on Queen Anne Hill paving dispute

Warren Brothers and Archambeau of Portland seek a two week delay to submit a revised bid for Queen Anne Hill paving in Seattle. They claim stronger competition will lower costs, noting prior bidding in 170 cities and that Barber Asphalt has often reduced its prices when faced with competition.

Big Queen Puble Works Warren Company Asphalt Barber See Warren Brothers Company Archambeau Portland Beattie Queen Anne Hill Seattle Ealls Board of Public Worke Warren Brothers Coma Saaphalt Asphalt Trust

Militia Demand Stirs Sheriff Smith Ahead of Election

Sheriff Smith faces calls to call out deputies and militia to guard polls in Towagetown amid a contested election. Sheriff Ed Drew may deploy special deputies if needed to ensure a peaceful vote as discussion includes informing Gov Mead and coordinating with MacMahon and local officials.

F Smith Mr. MacMahon Mee B. MacMahon West Seattle Gov. Mead Pamever Smith Cool- Tharing Mierney Who Mr. MacMahon Mi

Canal district outlines plans for shore and land assessments

President Jamce 8 Firace estimates cost allocations for canal benefits. Shore land around Lake Union and Lake Washington may face about 556000 in assessments, 29000 acres draining into river valleys would pay 146000, 150000 residential lots near the canal could contribute 200000, and remaining 90000 from 465060 acres at 20 per acre.

Jamce Firace Seattle Lake Union Lake Washington Amd Washington

Play Ball Today in Rival High School Baseball

The two senior roll rooms renew a long standing rivalry with a baseball game set to determine bragging rights. Last fall Mise Mowrys's team won the football clash against DC, and Wilson's team now aims to even the score in today’s matchup.

Mise Mowrys Agalfet Wilson

Chorus of 200 Voices Planned at Madison Park Pavilion

A crowd of more than two hundred voices is expected at Madison Park Pavilion in the evening on May 17 as townsfolk gather for a public singing event.

Madison Park Pavilion

Coroner Holds Inquiry Over Miner Death at Black Diamond Mine

In Piaekod the coroner investigated the death of Mite Myer a miner killed by contact with a live wire at the Black Diamond mine. The inquiry found Myer fell or moved into the live wire due to his own actions in the accident.

Piaekod Mite Myer Black Diamond Myer

John Barrett to Speak at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition

President Roosevelt’s representative John Barrett of the International Bureau of American Republics is expected to speak for the United States at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition groundbreaking ceremonies on June 1. Meary Reed, director of exploitation, reported Barrett’s wire confirming President Roosevelt’s suggestion.

Roosevelt John Barrett International Bureau of American Republics Meary Reed Barrett Apeak United States Chilberg J. A. Nadeau Reed

Waddell Land on the Market

Waddell's Madrona Park addition a large tract behind Denny Blaine Park will be placed on the market June 1 by the Washington Alaska company. The hilltop land overlooking Lake Washington has long been withheld awaiting a settlement of the site.

Waddell Madrona Park Denny- Blaine Park Washington-Alaska Company Lake Washington

Palmer Joins Seattle Court Stenography Firm

James M. Palmer, formerly a Pierce County court stenographer and ex Denver pro, has acquired the late Dan Kennedy's interest in the Rowman Eaton & Co firm in Seattle. Palmer comes to Tacoma after Denver tenure and is regarded as one of the best.

James M. Palmer Pierce County Dan Kennedy Rowman, Eaton & Co Palmer Denver Tacome

Riot at Free Will Baptist Church In Portsmouth

In Portsmouth Ohio on May 16 a riot broke out inside the Free Will Baptist church when Rev George Vance arrived to conduct services. Women attacked each other and fainted while men were knocked down as hymnbooks and church pews were thrown about, and church property was damaged. Police quickly restored order.

Portsmouth Ohio Free Wil Rapitat Sigma George Vance Galford Freeman Chase

Great Norse Holiday Celebrations Across Norwegian Community

Norwegians in the United States plan May 17 festivities honoring the 1814 Norwegian constitution milestone, likened to the American Fourth of July. In Beattie, two events occur at Madison Park pavilion and Christensen's Broadway hall, featuring singing societies and the Bons of Norway with music and fireworks.

United States Norway Beattie Norwegian Singing Society Norse Club Madison Park Pavilion Bons of Pacific Coast Christensen Broadway Hall

Professor Goes Barefoot on Campus Canoe Outing

University physicist George Winchester and pathology professor Herman Stevens canoeing between Lakes Washington and Union tipped over. Winchester had removed his shoes to free the boat and walked barefoot across campus afterward to explain the incident.

George Winchester University Winchester Herman Stevens Pathology Washington Union

Federal grand jury indicts twelve in land fraud cases

Denver authorities report a federal grand jury has returned indictments against twelve men charged with land fraud schemes. Arrest warrants have been issued, but the suspects' names remain suppressed until apprehension.

Sertepe Telegraph Servics Denver Colo Federal Grand Jury

Penrose condemns priest ruled church in Whitman talk

Dr Bl Penrose president of Whitman College told Congregational men’s club that congregationalism is a priest ridden sect ruled by clergy. He urged more democracy in the church and lay participation in church affairs, noting he is a Congregational clergyman.

Bl. Penrose Whitman College Epeech Congregational Men Congregationallem Dr. Penrose Penrose

Outdoor commencement proposed for University of Washington

The Senior class of the University of Washington weighs holding exercises in the open air this year. The class committee is studying the idea as an innovation and it would mark the first outdoor commencement in the school's history.

University of Washington Sach

Labor Conference Ends Western Montana Lumber Strike

Representatives of the Industrial Workers of the World and mill owners committee signed a new agreement in a conference at the lumber camp in Western Montana. The plan provides a substantial wage increase ending a strike that had lasted several weeks.

Butte Mors Montana

Beattie State Bank Promises 4 Percent Interest Growth

Readers are urged to discipline spending and regularly deposit into the State Bank of Beattie savings account to grow wealth. The note promises steady growth with 4 percent interest and advises starting now. A separate item notes the Washington Fire Insurance company issuing over two hundred U.S. policies.

State Bank of Beattie Washington Fire Insurance Company United States

Singers Unite In Grand Chorus At Madison Park

German Swedish and Norwegian singers will unite in one grand chorus at Madison Park for an evening petition on May 17 honoring Norway's day of Independence.

Madison Park Norway

Shriners Arrival Overwhelms Seattle for Convention

Shriners from Afifi Temple Seattle host visiting fellows as trains from Beattie Pittsburgh St Louis and Chicago arrive for the national convention. Delegations tour Seattle sights receive royal welcomes and plan trips to Bremerton navy yard as citywide hospitality continues into the weekend.

Seattle Afifi Temple Los Angeles Beattie Assyria Pittsburg Pennsylvania Butler Keystone State Salaam Temple Newark N. J Daman St. Paul Milwaukee Zenobia Moulak St. Louis

Body of Earthquake Victim Found in California

The body of Frank Jones, a victim of last year s Loma Prieta mill landslide disaster near Hinckley Gulch, was found last night in California. One more of the 18 buried remains to be located.

Banta Cruz Cal Frank Jones Loma Prieta Hinckley Gulch

Changes in Coast Artillery Commands at Puget Sound

Washington May 1 Following resignations and officer transfers in the coast artillery the order assigns Colonel Albert to Fort Worden and the artillery district of Puget Sound. Major Jonathan Hayden to Port Casey and command of the post. Major Morris K. Barrell to Port Worden for duty.

Washington, D. C Coast Artillery Albert & Commine Fort Werden Puget S Ound Jonath Hayden Port Caser Tecome Morris K. Barrel Port Worden

Guaranteed Lawn Mowers Sold on Trial by Wood House Co

A local advertises lawn mowers on trial from Geo H Wood House Co at 112 University, listing prices such as $3.76 for Tanney No. 27 and $3.25 at Reese. Full line reduced and advertised with window display.

Geo. H. Woodhouse Co University of Tanney No Reese Hee

Durable galvanized wire fence catalog entry

In stock galvanized wire fence in heights 90 38 40 and 44 inches. Call Pacifico Wire for pricing and catalogue. 2228 First Ave phone numbers 1042 and 298.

Grand Millinery Sale Opens May 18 At Coliseum

Beginning next Saturday May 18 at 9 30 a m the entire new spring stock of fine millinery will be sold at retail to the consumer at strong sacrifices. The Coliseum on Third avenue from James to Jefferson fills with thousands of trimmed hats and accessories from Paris and New York. One quarter to one half price and a seven day sale with extensive illumination and musical entertainment accompany the event.

Coliseum Third Av James Jefferson Sts Europe America Paris San Francisco St. Francis Company Seattle Mile. Silverstein Worth & Co Mlle. B. Rollis New York Miss Tag Carnival and Shafer-Whittier Co Chicago Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra

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