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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
3
The court announced delays and secrecy surrounding a document related to an inheritance dispute. The session aims to reconcile parties while maintaining confidentiality as the judge weighs motions and potential reconciliations amid family tensions.
The fair attracted notable attendees and raised funds for community causes. Gemene McAnnie received a diamond prize, while Miss May Rand of Frederick store was voted a special galesiady in Seattle.
Odessa dispatch reports two agitators were sent to Siberia for inciting revolt. Eight others received hard labor terms from four to eight years.
A large blaze rages opposite the European quarter on an island suburb of Shamon. Strong winds drive the fire and more than 100 houses are thought destroyed. The European quarter itself appears not in danger.
The Roosevelt arrives with 35 000 pounds of halibut while one other fishing schooner remains at the banks. Atlas docks with oil for local works and Jefferson sails north with freight and passengers. San Juan heads to Southeastern Alaska for canneries, Br Wood reaches Winslow waterlogged to unload and sail to San Francisco. Senator sails south for the Nome season’s first trip and Oregonian plans to depart for Tacoma with foodstuffs.
Ot tta’s Nat Boy, owned and driven by Lotta, wins Walnut Hill cup under falling snow after Transylvania victory. Nut Boy’s success cements Lotta’s fame in a storied career as a top trotter owner and rider.
Albany November court appointed Senator Eisburg as receiver for the North German Fire Insurance Company of New York on Deputy Attorney General Graham's application. The company’s capital was $200,000 and the Insurance Department found impairment of $167,000. Losses from the San Francisco fire totaled $700,000, a liability the company discloses.
A California man promised to buy a French stallion named Barberusse, arriving in New York under escort of a French caretaker. The buyer failed to appear, the horse remains in customs custody, and if unpaid the stallion will be sold for its keep. The notice also advertises plans books from Knapp & West architects.
Police found a bottle of carbolic acid in Mrs. Piera Shannon's room dresser. It appeared unused and recently purchased, suggesting possible self harm intent prior to her death attributed to James Brady. Officers continue inquiries among house inmates for clarity.
The Juntora led the juvenile division at the S. A. C. meet with a 2 to 17 score in a season opener. Howdens won the main event by completing two straight lengths, with Rucker second and Dutamell third. Duhamell led the younger boys in their egg and spoon contest, followed by Moses.
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