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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
3
United Press reports voices urging rapid aid to the West South and Pacific Coast regions. The analysis notes credit value in business and calls for swift circulation of funds to spur a 24 hour resume in activity if relief money is approved by banks and lawmakers in New York and beyond.
Funeral services for Stephen A Brinker, the well known local cum toma agent, who died yesterday, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Crematory chapel. Rev. W A Major will officiate.
Cincinnati November 14. Tight money markets force the National Cash Register company of Dayton to lay off 2000 workers. Management cannot secure funds to meet payroll at the world’s largest plant of its kind.
Several workers at Wallfirat Cafe on Firatav claim their employer plans to leave the city without paying wages. R. HM. Newburn confronted by laborers at the Union depot last night, with the employer and Newburn taken to the police station. The restaurant owner supplied cash to settle the dispute and will depart today, one day late.
The annual three cornered debate among Oregon Idaho and Washington will discuss the need for Japanese exclusion next spring. The committee selected the subject for the contest as chosen by the University of Washington.
Cal nov 14 The steam schooner Berkeley en route from San Pedro to San Francisco was destroyed by fire about 18 miles off the port. The blaze started in the engine room and the 19 crew and officers abandoned to boats, all of whom were saved. The schooner was a total loss.
Robert English a laborer was arrested late Tuesday night after attempting to drink carbotic acid to sleep He told Judge Gordon in the police court he was drunk and could not sleep He will spend the next three days in jail.
The excerpt lists prices for Morris chairs in various woods including mahogany golden oak fumed oak and purmed oak with amounts like 12.75 27.60 59.76 and 67.00. Several lines show discounts or adjustments such as aceae minus 3.00 and 2.50 and small totals like 1.75.
A listing shows prices for Butter Plates and Bread and Butter Plates per dozen, along with Pie Plates per dozen. The fragment indicates multiple plate types and unit pricing, suggesting a furniture or kitchenware sale item catalog.
Democratic members of Kentucky's 1900 general assembly gather in Georgetown after a summons from Prosecutor Franklin. He will answer the defense's claim that Goebel was not legally elected and that Taylor's pardon to Powers is legal. Franklin asks for more time to prepare his response.
The case of Game Wayden Met against James Michaelson Waitey and Fred W Irby steward over serving two native pheasants to Rief on October 8 was tried today and the defendants were acquitted.
James Trooka, a 1d year old boy, was caught robbing a candy store by a private watchman and handed to Detectives Holland and Griffith before being jailed. Thebe was first arrested by Patrolman Blacker on November 6 and escaped custody the next day.
United Press reports the death of Artist Front, noted for paintings commemorating a years-ago trip through Washington state and Alaska. The works are described as artful records of that journey.
The Dirigo arrives from Briagway with copper ore and salmon and tows Cottage City into Dellan Bella after a broken propeller shaft. Oscar No. 2 sails south with Cottage City in tow. Minnesota, Santa Montea, Yonemite, Corwine, Jeanie, and Port land are listed with passengers and cargo as wintering plans unfold.
The October payroll for the board of health staff cleaning up the city amounted to only 51 dollars though bills for supplies had not yet been issued. In Port Townsend on November 14 reports note factory closures nearby. Wasshington Mill at Hadlock shut down prompting other firms to follow with Piper and Jude Austin camps closing and Inland company camp near Fort Casey ending operations and the Pairmont shingle mill closed indefinitely.
A stagehand caused a keg of powder to explode during The Cuban Spy at Wheatland house Wheatland last night blowing the corner of the building into splinters. No injuries are reported as the blast was heard around town.
The Grand presents The College Widow finishing the week with Sarah Truax under John Cort management and The Spider's Web starring Truax next week. The Third Avenue theater shows The Man Who Dared ending this week, followed by Mase Lynne. My Tom Boy Girl delayed to later date, Hello Bill runs seven nights with matinees. Coliseum features La Nelle Estellita, a Spanish dancer, and Pantages offers Cecccotti singing operatic arias. The Star presents Crazy to Go on the Stage and Lyric showcases Why He Reformed with Grace Huntington Frank Keenan Co. handling the big act.
Leonard Julius Reed and Carre Anna Ravermeen of Seattle wed in a licensing filing. Katina Toottia of Fresno Cal and Mousane Hanoka of Japan receive licenses. George BK White listed among proceeding parties in the registry.
Death records list Regora Twaths registered today in Hertford. M Yayford and W MecKinner appear with C P McKinney at Seventh Avenue and Eighth Avenue in New York, with dates noted as November 4, 1851.
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