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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1907
Page
5
The Democratic Club faced a clash over seating rights and resolutions at a meeting. Accusations against prominent members led to referrals to the executive committee, which decided to table the items pending a full report at the next session.
A King County farm tied to Thompson’s estate faces uncertainty as heirs are not found. A deceased alias Gre ta linked to the property is noted, with a photo said to resemble a brother. The farm's value rose from $3,800 to about $200,000 amid questions over heirs and ownership.
In a disputed filing the heirs press forward on an escheat claim against the estate of the deceased. Proceedings reference a commission by the estate officers and subsequent rescission, with ongoing assertions by the claimant amid unclear procedural steps and timed actions.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions an arrest on a charge related to possession but lacks details on person, location, or event. no verifiable entities or outcomes can be established from the readable text.
A fragmentary report from Washington notes ongoing criticism of the G W system in battleship repair and management. It mentions a November survey and charges that reforms would relieve all forms of tarnish, though details are incomplete.
The text argues for reorganizing the navy's administration system as the only cure. It stresses sheltering methods of planking and building as context for naval infrastructure reform.
The General George A. Custer Camp Lone of Veterans issued invitations for its annual ball to be held at Christensen's hall on Tuesday December 4.
Brief items note the Philadelphia mint will coin $52,000,000 over the next three months amid funds flow from Europe. Other snippets mention Tennessee Democrats in Nashville pursuing a southern candidate, and arrests of California Guaranty Loan Trust officials in a lottery case in Chicago.
Report notes an unusual infestation at a health headquarters where a plan to import rodents for a perceived bounty circulates. Authorities caution against such schemes and emphasize sanitary controls while the public is warned about potential health risks.
The regular monthly meeting of the Seattle Manufacturers' Association will be held at the Washington Annex on Saturday next. A banquet is scheduled for 6 30 followed by the traditional toasts and social hour.
Thanksgiving Eve events on November 27 and 28 feature dancing by Friendship Lodge No. 1 of the Railroad Trainmen's Benefit Association. Proceeds from the dance support the association's relief fund.
A Oregon pioneer named Joe Rhodes fell from a hayload at Puyallup yesterday and died. Other reports note a Donnelly hotel death by own action tied to Geo. Hi}, a San Francisco butcher, and a 24 year old John Snyder who attempted suicide with carbolic acid. Nebraskan’s Frisco voyage delayed. Knights of Pythias held a Lynden district convention with 140 present. Northern Pacific shelving Tacoma depot plans. eight hour work fight for county commissioners. Walla Walla escapee James Hurksey recaptured. Alaska felon Joe Carbon committed to national asylum. Good Boats association reelects officers. Portland men pred Kohn and Anderson jailed for currency tampering. KentFinns Holy Rollers gathering. Valdez telegraph line work progressing toward Fairbanks cutoff.
Two day grand opening begins tomorrow at Third Ave and University St for the D S Johnston Co. new music showrooms. The event features a Blenheim of pianos and instruments, elaborate programs, and art souvenirs for ladies with toys for children. a Girand Concert closes Friday evening under Frank Jord Well.
Three day sale invites shoppers to choose from hundreds of laces and belts with a 25 percent markdown. All items displayed in plain figures show the saving, encouraging customers to pick the newest styles at reduced prices.
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