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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1907

Page

3

Patile declines candidacy in early party clash

In a public statement Patile says he will not seek nomination for judge or other office. He explains the Democratic party should follow core democratic principles locally and nationally, urging nonpartisan local consideration while upholding party ideals.

Democratic Party

Will Remarry His Wife

Arthur Herbert Osborne, whose romance with Helen Maloney drew attention after her alleged elopement with Samuel Clarkson, was a guest in the Maloney home last night and planned to remarry his wife. The report places the events around Philadelphia with references to a Turkish baths theater setting.

United Press Philadelphia Arthur Herbert Osborne Helen Maloney Samuel Clarkson Maloney

Maloney Family Pursues Catholic Dispensation for Osborne Marriage

The Maloney household discusses re marriage plans for Helen Maloney and Osborne amid Catholic dispensation issues. Martin Maloney's relatives gather to arrange the adjustment as Helen recently arrived at the Maloney home.

Ste Osborne Helen Maloney Maloney Martin Maloney

Enjoying visit on the sound in Seattle

Hawaiian party guests conclude a city visit after days of receptions and dances in Tacoma Olympia and Seattle. They are to attend a Hutler annex reception by the Federation of Women clubs a musical treat promised and a Century club event before a Beta Theta Pi university dance. U P to quit coal selling reported in Chicago with a January 1 retirement date.

Tacoma Olympia Seattle Hutler Annex Federation of Women's Clubs Women's Century Club Beta Theta Pi

Railway dispute settled avoiding strike in London

London reports a settlement between railway companies and staff with concessions by both sides, ending the threat of a general strike.

London

Modern Fixures Highlighted by Local Plumber Ad

Local page notes plumbing and heating quotes are being prepared. G. H. Brown Plumbing Co located at 221 Pine Street advertises modern fixtures at fair prices.

G. H. Brown Plumbing CO

Fringed Satin and Marseilles Spreads Sale Notice

Regular $4.56 satin finished fringed item and Regular $6.00 Marseilles spreads offered as separate items. Sale details not fully clear in remaining text.

The Alaskan a Good Show in Tacoma and Seattle

The Alaskan drew a large Tacoma Seattle audience praised for novelty and strong local authorship Joseph Blethen Girard Cort stagecraft and singing received high marks while some orchestration and sequence drew mild critique. The production staged by John Cort with Girard music and a solid chorus impressed despite NY critics bias and will tour Tacoma again and Seattle before hitting the actors birthplace.

Tacoma Seattle Theater Opera Hleutén-Girard-Cort Seattle A Seattle Teddy Webb Joseph Hlethen Girard Anc Conten Joseph Blethen Juliah Edwardsa Edwardes Ohn Cort New York Edward Martindell Agnes Cain Brown Ali Harold Vicard West Geere

Declarations for City Offices Window Deadline Set

City declarations for city offices must be filed with the city clerk between December 6 and January 4 to comply with the new primary law, per an opinion by Corporation Counsel Scott Calhoun.

Scott Calhoun Thomson Spokane

New City Building Law Denounced by Local Architect

A. Warren Gould, prominent local architect, condemned the new city building law at a Beattle Builders Exchange meeting in the Arcade Annex. He called several provisions preposterous, citing the ten story height prohibition as a major error and urged coordinated action to press for changes.

Root to retire from cabinet over health claims

Washington report says Secretary Root plans retirement from the cabinet citing nervous and digestive troubles. He seeks a long rest away from public life and business cares. Tokyo notes follow with a sports item on a baseball match.

United Press Washington Root

The Best on Earth Offers Colts Smith & Wesson Revolvers

Theodore Wilts & Co advertises revolvers from 12 to 22 dollars and cheaper makes from seven to one hundred forty dollars at 1008 First Ave. The device is pitched as best on earth to ease nerves.

Smith & Wesson Theodore Wilts & CO

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