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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
5
The jury upheld a jury ruling that Albertson’s miner and will author was insane when drafting a will. Questions linger over whether a life term was fixed and could not be overturned, as the court weighed the will’s peculiar mix of thought and caricature against the testament’s harsh financial stakes.
Fragmented text describes certificates of denominations 1 and 2 and cash circulation amid bank activity in Seattle area. Mentions 598,000 signed out to circulation and increased denominations. overall tone notes cash availability and banking changes with limited readable details.
Local notices report the death of a Pioneer resident at his God residence with funeral services held. an industrial accident details a coal fall injuring foreman and a survivor’s shaking up. Other items note a new scow launch and a maritime collision investigation slated for Friday in Seattle and Portland.
Increase Force announces two new wagons and three teams added to the street cleaning operation. The Central Labor Council endorsed a special committee with Civic Union and Municipal Ownership League to craft the initiative and referendum amendment presented to the city council last Monday night.
The dispatch notes Roosevelt may urge Congress to create postal savings banks. James J. Hill opposed the idea at a St Paul banquet with Mayor Johnson. In Vancouver a man named Roger Verron, colored, was arrested for suspected involvement in the murder of 7 year old Clementine Hahn. her body was found Tuesday. Armstrong BC power plant workers struck leaving the city without lights. Labor opposes James W. Vanclve president of the Manufacturers Association over injunctions against strikers. Taft will cancel Germany trip to return home early. Actress Anna Held is seriously ill, cancelling engagements. The Dec 1 deadline for Harriman ICc questions remains pending as arguments proceed.
W. 8. Jessup of the P. I. staff of Seattle shot a deer in the neck yesterday and carried it 40 miles to town. The piece notes tough work and cites a push for a closed town with candidate T. Plummer advocating better lights streets and a sewer system. The Washington Fire appoints LeBlanc and Hailey as agents for New Orleans. ose
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