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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1907
Page
5
United Press reports Nov 6 that five whaling ships with 226 men aboard, including Herman and Bayliss, are confirmed safe. Earlier fears had risen for crews caught in the north and for ships near Unalaska.
Students under 15 compete in a classroom prize event tied to a theater initiative at the Coliseum. Prizes of 50, 30, and others are awarded by school staff with reference books in constant demand. Awards planned before Christmas.
Summary of scattered items notes transfers within coal and iron sectors, bonds and stock shifts, and a state effort to prosecute railway telegraphers. Mention of a Vancouver incident and police watch. a missing person case in Morgana aged 17, described as blonde and curly haired, prompting police alerts.
Congressman Weakley L. Jones told members of the Wesley L. Jones league at the Commercial Club that attempts to push him out of the senatorial contest would fail. He said no other office would lure him, and he would stay in the race until the people decide. He stressed his record as a congressman and cited broad support from state leaders for his candidacy.
Public market prices shown with butter 35¢, eggs 400, apples 15e qt, tomatoes 1e qt, spinach 3 for 100, cranberries 1f per qt, pears 15e per doz, grapes 30c per basket, apples to $4.45 per barrel, walnuts 25e lb and almonds 25e lb. attendance light this morning.
Seattle clerks urge early Christmas shopping to ease holiday workload and ensure better service. They say delaying purchases leads to overworked staff and reduced attention for customers.
The body of Edward K Cros by a longshoreman age 35 found floating near an overturned boat in Relling bay has been identified. Crosby's son found the corpse and kept vigil until a deputy coroner arrived to take the body to the city. Hay Cunningham, Crosby's partner, is missing and believed drowned after they left their shack to hunt logs.
Mrs. A Hart McKee has filed a damage suit against her husband A Hart McKee and her father Col Baxter former Knoxville resident for alleged defamatory declarations printed in American newspapers. The divorce case stems from their pending suit in Paris filed by Mrs McKee.
Denver workers decline to accept wage checks as payments. They argue employers should use cash since money lenders and large businesses cash checks at a discount, disadvantaging workers relying on full value.
Local studio offers artistic photographs at reasonable prices. No coupons or franchise options available.
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