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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
3
In Ida, Nov 5 a key witness in the Adams case absented himself after letters from Phillips surfaced. The defense argued political motives while Phillips cited fear for his safety and a potential forest reserve appointment. The state sought to suppress the letters as testimony continued.
United press reports a powerful quake at Unalaska this morning near the whaler Herman after a Mesbhy cruise in the Arctic. The event, tied to a submarine disturbance, raised a peak about 90 feet above sea level and formed from a volcanic eruption previously noted near Bogostof tabl. The McCulloch officers discovered the island during a northern voyage and named it after the revenue cutter. A scientific expedition soon departed Kosten to study the phenomenon.
according to Wireless official T h r n g e Allen says stations at and Circle City are prepared to begin service. The report notes readiness and anticipated launch pending final approvals.
The text notes Miller an artist vanishes after an assault near a hospital emergency ward. Witnesses report she was taken toward a government or military setting and left unobserved, with authorities indicating concern over her whereabouts since November.
The notice outlines how the club will publicize its financial condition and activities. It emphasizes transparency and the best method to inform members and stakeholders about financial status and ongoing programs.
The annual King County Sunday School Association convention will be held at the New York Y M C A building on Sunday with a two day session starting November 15. All county church workers are invited as the interdenominational work of the association proceeds.
The state department announced David Jayne Hill, former assistant secretary of state and now minister to the Netherlands, has been promoted to succeed Ambassador Tower in Berlin after Tower resigned. In other news, two murder suspects and three others escaped from Madison county jail by sawing through steel bars. North Dakota Democrats back Governor Johnson of Minnesota for president in a statewide poll showing Johnson ahead of Bryan and others.
Women can purchase Roger and Gallet Vollet d Parme perfume at 4 cents tomorrow at Bartell's Drug Store 610 Secondary. Regular price is 85 cents. Saturday Pinaud Vollet or Sandalwood perfume per ounce 40 cents and Lorraine Otto de Rosa, normally $1.50 per ounce, on sale for $1.05.
An unclear advertisement lists multiple bedspread prices and quantities with inconsistent formatting. Key points show spreads priced from 1.20 to 2.70 and odd entries like 06 and 92.25, making the intended sale details hard to decode.
The western play The Three of Us charms Seattle audiences with clear air western sentiment. Mabel Cameron and Thomas V. Emory receive praise for the siblings scene. Henry Hall and Walter Horton add depth, while young Harry Wright impresses as Benny. Other listings include Camille and The Labyrinth as notable performances, with multiple theaters offering vaudeville and moving pictures on the coming week.
The Yucatan sails tomorrow morning at 10 o clock for Cordova Seward and Valdez. A seagoing tug named the Snohomish will serve the Neah Bay life saving station, a name suggested by Senator Piles. The British bark Ventura returned to Port Townsend damaged about four thousand dollars. Hyades may be placed on the Atlantic run loaded with grain. Cunard agent reports Mauretania's trial at 27.46 knots over 300 miles. Maiden trip to sail November 18 from Liverpool and November 40 from New York.
The Local No. 40 telegram operators voted yesterday afternoon to end the strike and return to work. They will seek their former positions as vacancies permit, assured their association with the strike will not harm their reemployment prospects.
A New York report states Harriman has surrendered Union Pacific stock to J P Morgan through Kuhn Loeb Co, ending Harriman's control of the railroad.
Police will disperse crowds and keep sidewalks open on Saturday in front of Har tell's Drug Stores at 610 and 506 Second Ave. where toothbrushes tooth brushes perfumes and other items will be offered at large discounts.
Ducks and turkeys were showcased at Palace Market 604 Beaconday describing mallard teal bluebills wigeons and other wild fowl along with tame ducks and turkeys in a local display.
Report notes a run on Bartell's drug store at 610 Secondday expected Saturday due to deep discounts on tooth brushes toothpaste powders and perfumes. Police plan to block access to the area to manage crowds.
The Old Rainier Clothing Store promotes a last chance sale with deeper cuts for tomorrow and next week. Prices include women's and children's Raincoats at 85, boys suits 1.65, boys overcoats 1.65, and youths overcoats 3.50, plus many other bargains guaranteed to be hard to beat.
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