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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1907
Page
6
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A jumble of church notices and discussion topics includes references to Rev Str Bin at Sidney Streng, Adams of San Pre, Whitmen, Rev. William C DB, and various religious and spiritual subjects. The page lists topics from Divine Science to The Tarot and Shrine of American culture with several local names and venues.
A fragmented OCR item notes a smoke incident during a public gathering as speakers discuss liberty and property. Details are unclear but the event references a fire and reactions from attendees.
Everett May 18. County authorities seek Stearns, a Hartford lodger, accused of threatening the phonograph owner with a shotgun after an argument over sleep. He escaped custody while bonds of 500 dollars were set to keep the peace. Also noted, sale postponement on 490 acres between Everett and Snohomish, a hardware store burglary, and a Cheesy text book case involving the school board.
May twenty one of twenty three applicants passed quiet and admitted to practice yesterday. Names include John Nell Louie T Com hey D Frank and others from Seattle with several from Aberdeen Vancouver and Tahama. Gordon Powers Pursuap George Gordon Powers and Groge Groge are among the arrivals seeking to finalize a five stamp mill at the Chicagoff mine.
New York church leaders debate whether Mrs Stetson, famed belated founder of Christian Science in Central Park West, will succeed Mary Baker Eddy. Stetson tightens security around her church as she refuses to accept Eddy’s mantra and gradually takes on leadership duties.
George J. Kasal, a Japanese boy, won second place delivering Patrick Henry's speech against British aggression. Mine Alice Tooley of Vancouver won first place, Ralph Callahan of Aberdeen took third. Prizes totaled 100 in gold. Other placings included Oven of Everett first, Panny Barnes of Puyallup second, Eleele McKennie of Colfax third.
Rev Dr A Mathews, president of the Red Crosse Society, has issued another appeal for funds to increase the total collected for famine sufferers in China. The society reports progress but seeks further contributions to reach the target.
Patrick Toben, a logger, narrowly avoided serious injury yesterday when a reversing engine struck him after he jumped to escape. His shoes caught on the last rail, bursting the sole and freeing him just before impact. He was left badly shaken and taken to Seattle General Hospital.
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