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Readable fragments show a garbled line about a rate and dates with no clear event. No full names places or actions are recoverable to form a coherent item.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1907
Page
3
Readable fragments show a garbled line about a rate and dates with no clear event. No full names places or actions are recoverable to form a coherent item.
City councils have parsed thousands of ordinances. a new city code is being prepared by Gleason and partners. A 1,000 to 1,200 page volume will compile present and past laws with repeals and a perfected indexing system. bids for printing begin as the code should be ready in two to three weeks.
A chaotic report details white laborers chasing workers at Townsend rail work sites, wage demands at $1.78 daily, and a threat of strikes. The piece criticizes the county prosecutor for not charging alleged coal mining brigands and praises press advocacy for public good. It mentions health issues and local arrests, with a Seattle setting implied.
Reports from Everett note a major oil inspection and population growth driving demand as lines toward Monte Cristo brace for opening. The Monte Cristo branch cave-in and mine blockades threaten eastward supplies, foretelling busy activity and possible shortages.
Abeconting banker Hamer, treasurer of the New Firstetn bank, was aboard the Doric on its last Orient voyage. Reports say he landed at a Chinese port and died. In Clallam May 12 Harry Gray and Miss Dinemoer Morrie Rasmussen and Miss Beith Land wed in a double ceremony at the Congrega tional church, led by Rev. K W Fietcher.
May 17 report notes the Monte sane high school commencement exercises set for Friday May 31 with fourteen graduates. Congressman W Coshman will deliver the address at close of exercises. The same date in Woolley, May 17, reports the city board will hold a special election on June 1 to issue 14 00 bonds to retire outstanding district debt in warrants carrying interest at a stated rate.
Seattle members of the Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs depart at 7 46 for a three day session in Spokane. They are joined by Tacoma delegates en route. sixty Seattle and forty Tacoma members travel. The 1909 convention may be held in Beattie.
A fragmented 1907 clipping references price changes and a bold robbery by a marked scoundrel. The text criticizes the illicit action and notes public reaction, with scattered phrases about coal and economic tension.
The final lecture by Dr. A W Martin on building land for a new Church for Universal Religion was given at Christen son’s Broadway ball. The topic was Darwin’s explanation of the rotation process and related slides.
Real estate ad touts Exposition Heights near the University Seattle, offering 1200 lots at 325 to 800 dollars with 25 percent down or monthly terms. It promises rapid value growth tied to two new streetcar lines and an upcoming exposition, and stresses a long track record since 1888 with strong endorsements.
The Haywood panel will occupy a cottage opposite the Boise court with a cook and a deputy guard. Four guards will watch day and night while a rear stair leads jurors to the courtroom away from crowds. Sheriff Hodgin vows strict precautions to prevent any misconduct or mistrial.
Washington dairy prices show creamery butter up 2 cents to 26 cents a pound, with analysts predicting a stable level for weeks. Eggs unchanged. salmon and salmon trout listed at 16 cents per pound, while strawberries and vegetable stock move slowly in light supply. Local notes mention several crates sold out and overall market softness in certain stocks.
Samuel G Blythe of Washington D C, a noted journalist and former Cosmopolitan manager in New York, is in Seattle for a few days gathering material. He is in the West researching a series of articles appearing in the Saturday Evening Post about the Pacific coast and its development.
Incoherent OCR fragment references information recently received at the local United States land office. A noted inquiry involved Receiv er F. A. Twitcheil about a year ago regarding fish.
Under the direction of the government Bureau of Fisheries a million young shad will be released into the Skagit River in June. The effort aims to boost fish populations and support local fisheries.
Christopher W. Horr president of the Washington State Minnesota club urged all members to attend the ground breaking of the A.Y.P. exposition. Other state clubs are expected to attend to represent states that will exhibit in 1909.
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