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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
4
Theodore Roosevelt argues that athletics build courage and foster a democratic spirit. He states that sports judge men by vigor and moral quality rather than external attributes, praising proper forms of athletic activity.
Fragmentary notice reports a notable jump by individuals named President and Rosewell at an event in Columbia View real estate listing section mentions fishing rods at low prices and a business address 1111 First Ave.
Federal court auction in Toledo last night sold the Teledo Ratteady Te rminute company property to Andrew G. Sullivan, chairman of the landholders committee, for 3 909 490 dollars.
New York May 19 Thomas E. Jordan former comptroller of the Equitable Life Assurance society is indicted for forgery in the third degree and perjury on eighteen counts by the grand jury.
In Denver on May 19 a white man was stabbed and died. The assailant, an unknown Black person, fled the scene after a confrontation on a streetcar. Officials described the incident as occurring following an informal near race-related exchange.
Des Moines reports a candidate will enter the race to succeed Senator Allison. The development marks a significant entry in local political contest as party figures weigh the challenger’s prospects and support.
May Mary Clancey appeared in court seeking an injunction against her teenage son who used her money to buy gifts for women he loved. The case highlights family strain and custody concerns amid a rising license fee discussion.
Spokane reports the Indiana Owls have organized a local chapter, seizing a lead over the Brotherhood of Owls in the state. The move signals growing activity within fraternal orders in the region.
New York May 29 Police Commissioner Bingham says the investigation by the police department into the Gould 41votes case uncovered no criminal evidence against any officers involved. The statement was issued today.
Father James Hayes of Liverpool died yesterday after delivering the pope's benediction and administering the last rites. Appointed last September he served as an assistant general of the Society of Jesus for the Anglo-Saxon region.
Joseph T L Flickney veteran war correspondent who stood with Dewey on the Olympia bridge at Manila Bay died last Sunday at his Michigan home named Dewey Lake He is credited with relaying Dewey’s famous order You may fire when ready Gridley to the world
The Fireman's Fund of California the Home of New York the Aetna of Connecticut and the Washington Fire of Washington are noted as leading home companies in state markets along with other reputable insurers. The Washington Fire Insurance Co. is listed in the Lowman Building.
President exercises in spring weather, lifts five foot three inch high jump bar, and trains with secretary figures amid White House distractions. He plans to resume cabinet meetings tomorrow after a brief excusal.
The Grand presents Henrietta Crosman in Allute Sudden Peggy, while Seattle shows A Texas Ranger at Beattie. Star theater offers new vaudeville and features along with moving pictures and song. Lot theater features The Prince and the Pauper with Ollie Cooper, and Lewis & Lake present The Teanty Doctor at the south end.
Charles F. Hub Beard and State Labor Commissioner Wes attend a quiet city event with about a hundred couples participating, highlighting community outreach and local labor concerns.
The United Ancient Order of Druids held its second annual session at the Labor Temple and re elected Noble Grand Arch BR P Basen by acclamation. Seattle residents O A Perelli and M F McDonald named Deputy Grand Arch and Grand Secretary respectively while other posts went to William Crowhurst Beattie Charles Paral Roslyn Frank Kenn Cle Elum J H Anderson and J GeisEnheyn er Tacoma.
Monuments Art Marble Co located at 2011 Second Ave three doors north of Virginia and identified by Boys phones 1758 in the readable text.
The Taylor company presents Deadwood Dick at Third Avenue venue with performances continuing through Sunday. The run features stage actors in a western adventure production as crowds attend nightly shows.
The Retail Clerks union hosted an entertainment and dancing party at Labor Temple Tuesday evening. About one hundred attendees enjoyed the event with music and socializing.
William D Perkins & Co announces safe deposit vaults for valuables before travel. Vaults are fire, burglar, and water proof, located at 211 Cherry Street in the Alaska building, offering secure storage at nominal charges.
A display features Tiffany bronze wares and Tiff glass pieces alongside Minton china and other art goods from around the world, highlighting decorative arts and tableware.
A fragmentary listing notes S0c Village Blackeamith and Little Giant or Wizard Grass Hook at Spinnings with a 2e hook and prices 20¢ and $1.00. Mention of Mary Grass Bhear appears as unclear fiction.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear events, persons, or places to identify a cohesive news item. The readable bits show scattered fragments likely referencing names and terms without verifiable context. No definite headline or summary can be formed from the provided content.
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