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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
6
Returning Army veterans gather in Arlington after a march along Pennay Street. Corporal Tanner delivers the principal address as government business pauses and flags fly at half mast. Statues and graves of fallen comrades are decorated.
Fragmented text describes a new fast warship concept with a 420 feet length, 19 feet beam, 14 pull ts, and heavy armament including torpedoes. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but suggest a U S naval design project with multiple bulkheads and batteries.
Community notes a lively student performance featuring Beth Athott and Mr. George garg amid a bustling crowd. Report mentions Olympia business, Westing cream, and a lighthearted program with praise from attendees.
A report to police describes a dead coe found near the bridge crossing Ba the point where Mrv bare tride mites in Ror Atroes Walter to Raker Park.
The Ballard woman Sarah Elile who was found drowned two weeks ago is now believed struck by a street car. The theory suggests she was knocked from a bridge into the bay as she left Fremont with a small dog, which may have been struck by the car. The coroner’s office has closed the incident after burial of the body.
Henrietta Crosman stars in All of a Sudden Peay at the Grand tonight in a new comedy praised as her best vehicle in years. Annie Russell arrives next week for a three night revival of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream with her in the role of Puck in a Texas melodrama.
A Texas Ranger and The Prince and the Pauper headline this week with Ollie Cooper at the Lole venue and Deadwood Dick at Third Avenue by the Taylor company. High class vaudeville, moving pictures, and headliners Flora Irwin and Adele Palmer fill the bill with Norris Rowe’s circle set for three afternoons and evenings beginning Thursday. Naval grand circus parade scheduled for 10:30 each day.
A dated note describes a round trip visit to the Sound including the U S Navy Yard. It mentions ships Oregon and Wincowain, training ship Philadelphia, Marmmoth dry docks, torpedo boats, and the welcon ship Nipsle. Departures and times are given in a casual form.
Norma and Rowe have paid numerous visits to Seattle and attract a large following. Their frequent appearances energize local fans and strengthen their public profile in the city.
Mrs. Kate McDermott, long time Seattle resident, was arrested at Vancouver advice and placed in county jail after reports to immigration inspectors. Police doubt insanity and await medical commission hearing with Inspector Turner’s statements verified by Inspector Sargent.
Cora Led erbrand, 17, killed her sister Carrie, 7, then shot herself. Both bodies were found Wednesday with bullets in their heads, thought to be murder followed by suicide as Cora tired of caring for Carrie.
Two Belfry suspects detained at Red Lodge for the murder of Gene Clow during the Northern Pacific train holdup. They cannot explain their past actions. Red Lodge trainsmen work to identify the suspects.
The Iron Trade Review states Northern Pacific has contracted with Lackawanna Steel for 90,000 tons of ratio in addition to 5.09 cents per ton recently placed with Illinois Steel, with details noted from Cleveland on May 19.
The Bankers' club of Detroit marked its tenth anniversary with a banquet at the Motel Cadilac. William Barrett Ridgely, controller of the currency, gave the chief address. Navigation openings announced for June 5 and Whitehorse June 5. Ships voyage from Seattle to Skagway aligns with fleet steamer departures.
Hamilton Studio promotes high grade photography at reasonable prices with no coupons or frauds. The notice emphasizes affordable services and cautions against scams.
Hiram H Leonard once a confidential man and cashier for Evans Boyder Heel company is appointed a commission merchant and embrnser to the extent of $16,000. The notice appears in the Chicago May issue of the Scripps Telegraph Service.
A respected community member stood out for extensive involvement in local club life and church activities, shaping social and religious outreach through leadership and service within the town.
In Santiago de Cuba on May 20 the strike nearly concludes with workers resuming duties yesterday afternoon. The stoppage has effectively ended as of that return to work.
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