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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
3
Work Against the Convention Controversy in City Race
The article reports a planned convention clash over race in the city with Bishop Penjamin J. Lee and Rev. Trokmeon drawing protest from local black and white communities. Negro Methodist leaders and church figures defend the event while organizers claim no need for disturbances.
Fearful search for missing bookkeeper Schang ends in concern
Jehu Sehbang a bookkeeper has vanished after a day at the office. His wife Mrs Schang reports no sight of him since the morning he was last seen. A letter asking his wife to meet him at South Park by buggy was written the day he disappeared. Police and family continue to seek him as clues run thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehu Sehbang
W. L. Oe
Hae
Pring
Shim Sebang
Schang
Maya
South Park
Mia Sehang
Sehang
Kept Out of the Jail Recommitment Echoes Distress
Fragmentary report describes a recommitment dispute at a humane society meeting where visitors were barred. The delay provoked anger as key members, including Mrs Comings and Mrs Pearsoun, reportedly failed to receive passes and remained locked out.
Neighbor Attack Report From My Street
Confused OCR text describes Mrs Peterson alleging harm by neighbor Pidgeon near her home. The report mentions water faucet and police morning, with unclear details about consent, intent, or outcomes. The fragment references Mee and two individuals but lacks coherent facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mreet
Peterson
Pidgeon
Mversity District Real Estate Listing Emerges
In Rainier Valley the entrance and feture of a 5-room 9S sightir lot on a corner is noted. Mentions include Derer nents Gener and for wml take ote RR vnees tet. Local references to Geter and Mitchell appear in the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wml
Smnvensity
Woman Accused of Maltreatment Over Neighborhood Water
A local report describes a woman facing allegations of rough treatment toward a resident during a dispute over access to neighborhood water. The incident centers on conflicts about water usage and informal control of local supplies.
Water shut offs promised in first district
The shut off man will target all unpaid accounts for the second quarter. Between 700 and 800 consumers in the district have not paid water rates for April May and June. The first district covers the city south of Matonet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alese
Matonet
Old Man Faces Serious Charge in Tacoma
Karl Bacheler, 48, was brought to the county jail on an offense against 17 year old Meta Krueger. He was bound over to the superior court by Justice Gipple of Long Branch and appeared before Justice Sippie for arraignment. The girl’s father had previously died by hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Karl Bacheler
Meta Krueger
Gipple E
Long Branch
Cigarette Policy Declared by West Side College President
Kansas City story notes the college cards reiterating non enrollment for cigarette smokers. The president states he will not have a cigarette fiend in his school and argues cigarettes ruin more young men than other vices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
West Side Commercial College
Colliegs
Man Kills Woman Then Self In Dark Ravine
In Lafayette on May 16 Elizabeth Strubot refused by John Vaughn, a mechanic, led Vaughn to fatally stab her with a pocket knife as she crossed a ravine. Vaughn then attempted suicide but was saved by two nearby men. The Clyde Brownfield case proceed noted as stalled jury deliberations persisted for 30 hours with no verdict after two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Tod
Elizabeth Strubot
John Vaughn
Vaughn
Clyde Brownfield
Brownfield
W. F. Stanton
Charities Taylor
Pacific Coast Steamer President To Arrive In Seattle
The Pacific Coast Co steamer President will reach Seattle around 4 pm after a record San Francisco to Beattie run of fifty four hours. A wireless message reported the vessel near Beattie by 3 30 pm with fog delays possible and a grand welcome planned as she enters the bay. A reception on board is scheduled for Saturday morning with officials aboard including A D Pierce awaiting news of the passenger department succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
San Francisco
Geattie
Frisco
Cape Flattery
Pacific Coast Co
Columbia River
Beattie
Thareday
Mare Island
California
Bremerton
Tatoosh
Tatoosh At & Folock
Beattle
W. B. Pierce
A. D. Pierce
Pierce
A. B. C. Denniston
Ality Passenger Department
Two High School Boys Arrested for Assault at Park
Stanford Knapp and Bert W Rica both 18 were arrested at the high school this morning by Officers Walker and Laurie and Sergeant McDonald charged with an assault on Clarence Holden in Volunteer Park. W Harris 19 was arrested on a dock for the same offense as he waited for Alaska. Knapp is son of Alonso B D Knapp and Rice son of Gordon Rice noted in labor and printing circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Knapp
Bert W. Rica
Walker and
Laurie
McDonald
Clarence Holden
Volunteer Park
W. Harris
Alaska
Knappie
Alonso BD. Knapp
Rice
Gordon Rice
Hardin McClellan
Market Update says Chicago stocks rise amid late rally
After a day of uneven declines, Chicago trading closed with a late surge. The market rose about six cents in the final half hour, lifting overall sentiment since the current campaign began in July with a 3 percent target and ending near 1904 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Haywood trial evidence delays and spy scrutiny
The failure to hold court delays the Haywood trial with expected limited witness testimony. State prosecutors plan secret interrogations to learn witness stories before testimony. Reports of Orchard breaking down are denied. his wife has identified potential witnesses. New detectives arrive amid tight espionage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piste
Big Excursion to Europe Sets Sail This Evening
The first major trip to the Old Country departs this evening with 60 Scandinavians in a party led by J. Luontus of the A. E B. Johnson Co. They depart New York on Scandinavian-American steamers seeking travel and return to home. H. HM. Benton sues Model Laundry Co in Justice Carroll's court for 49 dollars claiming two suitcases of clothing were stolen while in care of the laundry. Wil Kepreeeet Chamber and George H. Walker were chosen for the Chamber of Commerce in the West Seattle fight during a noon meeting of the city affairs committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Country
Beattie
J. Luontus
A. E B. Johnson Co
New York
H. HM. Benton
Model Laundry Company Today
Wil Kepreeeet Chamber
George H. Walker
Chamber of Commerce
West Seattle
City Affairs Committee
Logeer George Fiett Dies by Own Action Near Bucaneer Bay
In Vancouver May 16 a logeer named George Fiett committed death by his own action near Bucaneer Bay by jumping from the steamer Comox and swimming into deep water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Hervion
Vancouven
B.C
George Fiett
Bucaneer Bay
Comox
Richmond High History Head Joins Puget Sound University
Chicago May 16 W L Davis head of history at Richmond Indiana High School has accepted the history chair at Puget Sound University. He received the offer after the death of Professor Johnson left the post vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. Ll. Davia
Richmond, Ind
Hae
Puget Sound University
Johnson
Pennsylvania Passes Two Cent Fare Bill After Adjournment
The Pennsylvania legislature adjourned after passing a two cent fare bill and creating a railroad commission. A city flag was flown at half mast in memory of Pennsylvania Shriners who died in a California railroad wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Moore
Pennsylvania Shriners
California
Taft to Visit Islands With Family in September
Secretary Taft will travel from Seattle to the Islands in September with his wife and son Charles. He plans to stay two or three weeks and will be met by his secretary and messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasstroton
Taft
Seattle
Islands
Charles
Charlies
Messenger
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Fined for Sugar Trust Rebates
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway paid a total of 20000 dollars in federal court after pleading guilty to two counts for granting rebates to the sugar trust and other corporations. The judge fined 10000 dollars on each count and dismissed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Runaway Horse Hits Laundry Wagon in City Shop
At about 1590 o'clock a horse hitched to a Model Electric laundry wagon driven by George Fowers ran from the corner of Western Ave and Columbia St into the shop of John B Agent Co poultry dealer. The horse was cut badly though the serious damage was not specified. The runaway occurred when the belly band broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fowers
Western Av
Columbia
Jonh B Agent Co
Police Raise Planned for First Year Patrolmen
Chief Wappenstein backs salary increase for first year patrolmen. If the third class pay is wiped out, new officers would earn 86 dollars a month. With 15 extra hires recently, officials say better men can be obtained at this rate. Action expected at Monday night council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wappenstein
Gas Works Dismantled for Union Pacific Improvements
The Jackson street gas works are being torn down to clear Union Pacific projects and may be relocated to Georgetown where Seattle Lighting proposes a new plant. A Georgetown council franchise is under consideration now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Union Pacific
Georgetown
Seattle Lighting Company
Three Boys Missing Found Near Fremont
Three boys named Joe Morgan and brothers Thomas and Frank Soromazik ages around 12 were reported missing for several days and have been located at Fremont and will be returned to their guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Morgan
Thomas Soromazik
Frank Soromazik
Fremont
Watches Stolen From Texas Saloon Resident
Mrs. H. Morgan of the Texas saloon reported an open faced gold watch taken last night. F. B Anderton of The roadway 1108 Broadway is connected to the lodging place, and police are said to be solving the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
H. Morgan
Texas
F. B Anderton
Broadway
Licenses Issued For Multiple Marriages Across Several Cities
A list shows couples granted licenses including Fred A. Brite 64 and Marie A. Schneider 6% of Beattie. Clarence A. Newton 27 and Cora Hivine 17 of Tacoma. Samuel M. Wade 33 and Kuma T. Hillman 23 of Seattle. G. J. Edwarda 45 and Martha J. Strout 46 of Sumner. Walter Williams 40 and Betsie Beloford 42 of Beattie. Willem M. Thomas 25 and Daisie V. Booth 25 of Seattle. A Kupfers 46 and Laura Bruns 42 of Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Brite
Marie A. Schneider
Beattie
Clarence A. Newton
Cora Hivine
Tacoma
Leslie J. Hudson
Leslie Clair Henry
Samuel M. Wade
Kuma T. Hillman
Seattle
G. J. Edwarda
Martha J. Strout
Sumner
Walter Williams
Betsie Beloford
Willem M. Thomas
Daisie V. Booth
A. Kupfers
Laura Bruns
Everett
Birth announcements from May dates across several families
Births registered today include Ryther at 1712 Lithav May 16 a daughter to the wife of Allan Hyther Springstein at Youngstown May 14 a son to the wife of A A Springstein Johnson at 1211 Howell street May 12 a son to the wife of Joseph W R Johneon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryther
Lithav
Allan
Deaths registered today in Pacific Hospital
Death notices list McDonald aged ? as dying May 15 at Pacific hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Pacific Hospital
Mailmen Dance to Raise Funds for Delegates
Seattle mail carriers plan a May dancing party at Wagie's barn on Saturday night May 18. Proceeds will defray expenses for delegates to the national convention in Syracuse, New York this summer. The aim is to read a delegation and secure the convention for 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wagie
Syracuse
N.Y
Beating Reported at Chinese Restaurant in Merion
Lee Lee, owner of a Chinese restaurant at Becond and Merion, reports he was beaten by two patrons after closing time. He says the assault occurred one night and seeks police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Lee
Grand Jury Probes Bogus Civil Service Exams
A federal grand jury in Seattle probes civil service school fraud as many young women report paying $15 for courses claimed to prepare for customs inspectress roles. Indictments expected. multiple cases also move in Whatcom and King counties involving immigration aid, fraud, and counterfeit coin activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Civil Service
Seattle
Poe
Ince
Tommy Miles
Whatcom County
Canada
United States
Louis Simon
Dave Taylor
Hawley Fined For Unauthorized Water Use At Deany Hill
Hawley tapped the Virginia Dock Warehouse Company water line for priming water pumps during regrading work on Deany Hill. He ran up a city water bill of 641.96 for last month and was fined 60 by the finance committees, with water service shut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Deany Hill
Water Department
Virginia Dock
T Heir
Care of Matron Sought After Drunkenness Arrest
Police headquarters must provide a matron at once when May Martin was arrested for drunkenness and found to be ill this morning. The incident prompted an immediate call for protective care and medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mant Fou
May Martin
Force 08 and reliable work to frown and heating see G H 221 Pine at
A garbled OCR fragment mentions force, reliability, and heating with an address 221 Pine Street. Limited readable details prevent precise event or person identification.
Epileptic Patient Left Unattended in Officers' Room
An epileptic patient lay on a table in the officers' room for two hours without medical care or trained attention. Later Former Matron Kelly assisted, and Dr. Booth was called to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Booth
Ward Coming to Seattle to Inspect Western Line
Ward general manager of the Great Northern is on a tour of inspection of the western line and will be in Seattle about Saturday. The special train bearing the officials left St Paul Monday and Ward intends to spend at least one day in Spokane examining the improvements being made in the city by the Great Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Great Northern
Seattle
St Paul
Spokane
Case May Be Dismissed Against Lake Washington Steamer Engineer
Marine inspectors Whitney and Turner continued the investigation into A. Bidell the Cyrene engineer accused of being drunk on duty. E R Tomlin testified while Bidell had many witnesses ready to defend him. If the charges cannot be solidly supported they will likely be dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Turner
A. Bidell
Lake Washington
E. R. Tomlin
Poisoned Dogs Reported in City Morning
Two cases of poisoned dogs were reported to the police morning. A fox terrier owned by Mrs. J. T. Livingstone at 22 Twenty second street and a Newfoundland owned by Jack Karson at 1797 Twenty second street were both pronounced strychnine poisoning by a veterinary surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Livingstone
Newfoundland
Jack Karson
Quiet Seattle Waterfront Struggle Tests Longshoremen
The Seattle strike by longshoremen shows unusual peace as Puget Sound Shipping Association and union use imported workers to keep cargo flowing. G Simm, president of the oneeneata a, says the situation looks better than ever and hints the union has a surprise. He warns strikers can endure nine months if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Puget Sound Shipping Association
Simm
Oneneeaata A
Civil suit filed over services rendered in Tacoma branch
C M Maxwell sues Cars tens Bros Co for 10000 in Tacoma claiming services provided to establish Pacific Meat Co as a branch of the defendants in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M Mexwell
Carstens Bros. Co
Pacific Meat Co
Tacoma
City
Funeral of Mrs Mary Jane Mother of Sheriff Smith
County officials and Osceola residents gather at ten oclock for the funeral of Mrs Mary Jane mother of Sheriff Smith with county officers Agnew and McGuire among those in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrahams
Rutherford
Beckingham
Agnew
Lucille McGuire
Court House
Osceola
Mary Jane
Smith
Birth of baby girl to Mrs O. K. Cox
To the wife of O. K. Cox who aides at 38th Ave and Spring a nine pound baby girl was born the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Cox
38Th Ave
President Roosevelt Plans Pine Knot Retreat
Washington May 4 The president and Mrs Roosevelt will travel to Pine Knot tomorrow for a four or five day retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerippe Telegraph Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Pine Knot
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