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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1907
Page
12
Industrial War Sparks Trouble Across Labor and Industry
May 21 reports cite the National Manufacturers Association in addressing the threat of foreign competition and open shop policies. VanCleve cites labor leaders praised by some while critics accuse fringe figures of misrepresenting union members. He supports tariff revision, federal rail regulation, and industrial education as remedies.
West Seattle Annexation Election Injunction Case
Legal battle over the West Seattle annexation vote for Alki Riverside and nearby territory proceeds with a temporary injunction sought by opponents. The case cites improper timing and territorial fragmentation, with City Attorney MacMahon and Sheriff preparing police coverage at polling sites to prevent fraud and maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberteon
West Seattle
Annexation
Albertson
West Se
Alki
Riverside
Mii
Seattle
W. BR. Bell
Bolling
G. A
D. Hill Bie
Ty Council
West
Rataler
MacMahos
Bell
Smith
Youngstons
Rainier Valley Te Theaitie Tater Event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local event in Rainier Valley with references to a view, condows, and an owner. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable to establish a fuller summary.
Summer Heat Relief Promised by Acordh Man
A disjointed note describes summer weather relief ideas and a man named Dan offering a taller approach. It mentions rays of sun, light, and agr ip interventions as part of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Emergency Fund Growth Advertisement
An emergency fund plan promotes monthly deposits to build a substantial sum quickly. The message urges starting now to earn interest and secure deposits of $1.06 as a baseline for future payments.
City guarantees fund bill moves toward shape after mayor approval
The guarantee trust fund passed last night and awaits the mayor's approval. Once authorized, funds will be managed in the city treasurer's office, with separate district accounts opened for trust and guarantee monies and possible rebates.
Barber F G Stimpson Found Dead at Phoenix Hotel
F G Stimpson a 35 year old barber was found dead in the Phoenix hotel hall this morning. Coroner Carroll contends heart disease caused the death. Stimpson had worked for H A Yester way barber for three years and retired to bed last night in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Stimpson
Phoenix Hotel
Carroll
H. A Yester
Denny Renton Clay & Coal Plans Expansion at Van Asnelt
The Denny Renton Clay and Coal company plans to enlarge its hard brick plant at Van Asnelt with a new stack thirty feet in diameter and twenty feet high. A large drying warehouse plan was filed a few days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Renton Clay & Coal Company
van Asnelt
Examinations Held for City Engineer Office Posts
Today 36 draughtsmen and computer operators sat tests for positions in the city engineer's office.
On Homies Stilt Sinking in Vancouver
A brief report describes a sinking incident in Vancouver involving Dr. Emit Borten. The piece notes the perilous situation and that death seems imminent within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Mer
Telephoners Strike Grips City Demanding Extra Cents
Salt Lake City reports May 1 with telephone linemen striking for 88 cents more daily. Outside points informed the walkout is set to begin tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Pointe
Busy Day for Dentists at Washington State Society Meeting
The twentieth annual meeting of the Washington State Dental Society runs in Ellis hall and the Alaska building. Day two features lectures and clinics with about thirty new members joining. A short session tomorrow will elect officers. The state board of examiners will hold exams after adjournment in Elke hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State Dental Society
Ellis’ Hall
Alaska
State Board of Examiners
Elke’ Hall
Ten Indictments for Hege man President of Metropolitan Site
New York May 21 grand jury returned ten indictments against John R Hege man president of the Metropolitan Site Three charges are for perjury and seven for forgery in the third degree The indictments arise from year end transactions alleged as false statements to the state superintendent of Insurance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John R. Hegeman
Metropolitan
State Superintendent of Insurance
Hotel Madison dispute ends with writ of restitution
Judge Yakey issues a writ of restitution in favor of Madelra Investment for the Hotel Madison at the corner of aon and Eighth. The case centers on rent terms under a lease from November 1940 to November 1942, with $559 monthly rent the first year and $600 after, subject to arbitration if disputes arose. The tenants W P Scott and wife and EB A Coffin failed to pay the increased rent or submit to arbitration and must counter deed within three days or vacate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakey
Madelra Investment Company
Madison
Aon
Eighth
W. P. Scott
EB. A. Coffin
John Dervis & Co
Abe Ruef to testify again before grand jury
San Francisco May 11 Abe Ruef is set to appear before the grand jury this afternoon to testify about bribery of city supervisors by the San Francisco Gas company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
San Francisco
Abe Ruef
Grand
San Francisco Gas Company
Bid for paving at exposition grounds lands at 169599 total
The Independent Asphalt Company submitted the sole bid for paving at the exposition grounds. The bid priced eighty cents per yard for a sandstone and brick gutter paving project totaling 9169,599. The contract covers approximate materials at 4.66 per sandstone unit and 2.46 for brick gutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elghity
Mirror theft arrest sparks row between two women
Mrs. May Smith was arrested at 195 Fifth Ave by Detectives Brown and Barbee for stealing an $8 mirror found in her home. She claims Mrs. Bennett gave it to her, while Bennett says Smith owes rent and used the incident to provoke trouble. A trial trip of the vessel Yosemite is planned for Saturday at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bennett
Jamon
May Smith
Brown and
Barbee
Mower Prices and Bearings Listed at Spinning’s
A reader notes lawn mower prices and ball bearing costs available at Spinning’s. The list includes a $4.00 ball bearing lawn mower, a $6.50 option, a $4.00 Trojan mower, $3.49, and a $3.50 Crescent with $2.99 listed for another model.
Judge Hanford sentences two to penitentiary
Judge Hanford of the federal court sentenced Andrivea Nautalis a Russian to one year at hard labor and a $100 fine with retention until payment. Lou Long Hay pleaded guilty to narcotics and received nine months hard labor in state prison plus a $100 fine with retention. Tommy Miles faces arraignment on two counts for bringing Japanese sllewanta into Whatcom county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrivea Nautalis
Hanford
Federal
McNeil
Beland
Lou Long Hay
Nemugating
Tommy Miles
Whatcom County
Benson Defends Self in Disbarment Case
In Judge Morris court Benson seeks to clear himself over Metzgerland transaction claims. Judge Morris rules the pivotal issue is whether Benson acted as attorney for Metager at the time, with case postponed for defense arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Judge
Metzgerland
Morrta
Metager
Bonor
Meteger
Salt Lake Flood Deluge Hits City and State
Salt Lake City workers 2000 push to keep floodwaters from homes on the west side as a spring thaw releases mountain torrents. Snowmelt overwhelms irrigation reservoirs inundating Payson and surrounding crops. no loss of life reported. Broad statewide flooding reports follow the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Calhoun Prosecution League Forms in San Francisco
A new group named the Calhoun Prosecution and Union Defense League has been organized in San Francisco with a staff of lawyers to prosecute Patrick Calhoun on conspiracy to commit murder related to a streetcar killing. The movement aims to represent every case in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sertype Telearaskh
San Francisco
The
Calhoun Prosecution and Union Defense League
Patrick Calhoun
Jack Flood Sporting Character Dies in Providence
John Flood known as Jack Flood a longtime figure in boxing and gambling died at Providence hospital after a long illness. A Georgetown resident he ran a pool hall and was famed for alleged 17 round bout with John L Sullivan. Flood aged about 40 leaves a widow and was a friend of Pat Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flood
Jack
John JL. Sullivan
Providence Hospital
Flood
Georgetown
Dave Argyle
Jack Flood
Pat Mn
Masterson
Dodge City
Kansas
Masteregon
Piced
John L. Sullivan
Tmve Argyle
Jack Freed
Denniston Remembered by Pacific Coast Steamship Staff
A B C Denniston the retiring Northwest agent of Pacific Coast Steamship Co. was honored at 113 James street with a solid silver mounted umbrella and embossed resolutions. The note states the loss of a trusted man in Seattle's transportation scene and his move to the Trustee company. Signers include S H Ewing H G Rallou and M O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. C. Denniston
North
Local names listed for archival record
Oliver, J. O. Boyle, R. D. Pinneo, W. H. Bush, H. H. Sanford, H. B. Houston and L. W. Brondage are named in the document.
Ten Day Clause Killed In Bond Signing Debate
Council members failed to force Mayor Moore to limit his time signing bonds offered by saloon men. The general saloon ordinance was passed and the ten day limit was struck out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Shriners Leader Arrested For Speeding In Detroit
Del Wright a prominent Detroit business man and visiting Shriner was arrested this morning for speeding. The case goes to city court Thursday. Wright and a Shriner party were returning to Seattle when they allegedly raced the car down Second Avenue at a high rate of speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Wright
Detroit
Michigan
Wright
Shriners
Seattle
Local Names in Historic Marriage Notices Fragment
A fragmented OCR notice lists several names with ages including James and Cavanagh, 19, and Chris tine FF. HS Mitchell, 25. Mentile George W. Lerrickh and Minnie lave, both of lowest age. Beatile Joseph F. Morris, 18, and Gertrude J. Heath, 26. Beattie Alfred Johnson, 8, and Emme Ackeratrom, 26. The text preserves names and ages but lacks complete context.
Local Births Reported With Several Newborns
Birth notices list infants born in May at various addresses and hospitals. Among those announced are a son to Mrs Warner at 1124 Howell Avenue and a daughter to Mrs Margaree at 1023 Meadow Place, with additional births to the families of G H Hall, Benjamin A Rehmittdiel, M B Fountain, and Harry G Ranner at noted locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirtha
Warner
Howell At
John Warner
Hall
G. H. Hall
Rehmittdiel
Minor Hospital
Benjamin A. Rehmittdiel
Margaree
Meadow Place
J. W. Margaree
Fountain
M. B. Fountain
Nanner
Harry G. Ranner
Death notices issued for several residents
Deaths registered today include Hhater Janew Shafer aged 2 percent, May 17 at Beattie General hospital. Mounier iawrenches a May 17 at York station and Kilburn David N Kilburn aged 69 May 18 at Minor hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhater Janew Shafer
Beattie General Hospital
Mounier -Iawrenches A
Irish Nationalists Reject Birrell Bill, Back Redmond Plan
The Irish nationalist convention in Dublin on May 21 rejected Birrell's home rule bill from the cabinet and adopted Redmond's alternative plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe Telegraph Service
Dublan
Birrell
Redmond
Firemen strike halts Princess Victoria schedule
In Vancouver the Star reports that firemen strike on the Princess Victoria of the P. and O. line has stalled the vessel. She will not sail tonight on the first of three round trips calling at Vancouver Victoria and Beattie as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Vancouver
B.C
P. H BK
Princess Victoria
Beattie
Victoria
Fishing Season Opens Amid Encouraging Tide
Local advisory urges anglers to seize the moment as fishing opportunities improve. Message notes favorable conditions and invites the public to begin the season at 1111 Piret Ave.
No Classes at University as Search for Drowned Students Continues
There were no classes at the University of Washington today as 106 university members conducted a daylong search in Union Bay for three students drowned last Sunday. Despite grappling hooks barbed wire and weighted drags the bodies were not recovered by late afternoon. Professors Fuller Bowlby Meany led boat operations while Acting President Priest oversaw the closure and encouraged continued efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Nce
Kane
Priest
A. H. Fuller
Civil Engineering
Tom
Systematica
Investigation Ordered In Drowning of Ranger from Seattle
Tacoma May 21 Mayor Wright ordered a full police investigation into the death of a 20 year old ranger of Seattle who disappeared after drowning from the British ship Marion eph. The mother, Mrs Barnuel McMure, believes foul play and asserts the son was shanghaied. The body has not been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Tacoma
Wright
Barnuel McMureran
Ranger
Seattle
Wheat Tops Dollar Mark Again in Chicago Close
Wheat prices rose above the $1 level in Chicago on May 21 with July futures settling at $1.01 and a fraction. The advance reflects renewed demand and tight supplies as traders gauge global markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Chicago
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