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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1906
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions a belt block from a lake and a fruit trove with cryptic numbers. No clear people organizations dates or locations are readable. Further readable context is required for a precise card.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a university notice with unclear names and dates. The readable portions show no definite event or action, leaving the exact subject and deadline uncertain.
Richard F. Croker gives an interview attacking W. R. Hearst and his campaign tactics. He says Hearst’s defeat is heaven’s judgment for his vile accusations and ungentlemanly conduct, denounces personal vilification, and urges fair battles and retention of manhood.
Jamen Gaches, brother of Star Steamship’s George Gaches, arrived from Avon with details of the Skagit River flood. He cites a destroyed Great Northern bridge between Burlington and Mount Vernon, two logs tearing the county bridge, and widespread inundation in Milltown, Conway, Stanwood, Burlington, and Mount Vernon.
A man fell from a building under construction at Avenue W and Galer Street in Saycee SS on a Sunday afternoon. He was taken to Providence Hospital where doctors fear he may die.
The Central school's football eleven win the Grammar School league in a hotly contested match by a score of 6 to 10 percent. The sensational features of the game will be showcased near Wednesday as the Centrals secure the championship.
A jumble of phrases refers to bets, a house, and a Green Lake area. Mentions of city weather, prices, and a Mountain View Station hint at a local event or sale. The text remains unclear, with several garbled names and numbers.
A fire at Goldfield destroyed the structure, resulting in fatalities. The report notes a rapid spread and confirms casualties, with ongoing investigations into the blaze and its cause.
Francis J J Heney’s day brings a pause in the indictment mill as San Francisco officials prepare more evidence. The grand jury has voted to indict Supervisor Nicholas for accepting a 78 furniture bribe amid reports of Mayor Schmitz’s return from Europe and possible custody.
An unidentified bidder offers the Alaska Building asking to pay on terms. The bidder indicates willingness to accept the property and complete the deal through mortgage or installments.
The Kagies lodge hosts a Thanksgiving feast with a quiet entertainment program at quarters on Seventh ay and Pine. Members expect a good time and local theaters volunteer talent for the occasion, with H. H. Kulles serving on the committee.
Seattle may add a theater run by Charles A. Taylor after the Third Avenue venue. A petition to remodel the old Protestant church on Pine and Thirteenth for theatrical use was presented to the board of public works. Mayor Moore initially opposed but after review has no objections. decision rests with the Building Inspector and Fire Marshal Kellogg.
Telegraph briefs note a crisis as King Alphonse is recalled from his hunting expedition. Other items report fishing season ends, a new postmaster appointment at Cedar Mountain, Platt's resignation readiness, and a new logging road project in Jefferson County. Additional notes cover a $76,000 shortage admitted by J. & Hutchinson, a grand jury probe into a $41,500 Treasury shortage, AFL invitation to Toronto, a murder verdict in Regina with a January 18 execution, and Standard Oil stock decline.
On November 17 1906 the report notes an increase over the same date last year. The figures include 1 568 001 43 and 267 469 58 with miscellaneous ledger codes L00L831.05 and sss.
A 1906 report notes a meeting or match between two striking teams, the Strikers and Mitchell, under the periodical Scrippe News coverage citing copyright by Scrippe News.
The case of James Bunce, formerly deputy under Sheriff Cudi-Tree, was postponed this afternoon until Monday. Bunce was arrested on charges of smuggling.
Portland reports widespread flooding across all sections with the Willamette River remaining stationary. The Northern Pacific railway expects to resume traffic to Tacoma tomorrow amid the rising water.
In Chehalis on November 17, farmers faced inconveniences from heavy rains. The Chehalis River rose briefly but quickly fell, and the community was not seriously threatened by flooding. The Star Special Service reports improving conditions as waters recede.
In the Duwamish valley floodwaters rose and fell by 24 inches in 12 hours as water roared from Tonton Junction to the race track. Two large two story houses near East Riverton washed from foundations, several miles of electric and rail fences swept away, and Allentown and Tukwilla submerged. Renton Junction’s Nelsons place damaged, land from Renton mines to the trestle underwater, White River valley buildings drifted downriver. Linemen work to reset poles for Puget Sound Electric and Enoquaimle Power.
A terriffic storm sweeps the Atlantic coast wrecking several ships near here and near Charlottetown and St Martins. Many small crafts lost and steamers unreported. Lifesavers struggle as ships fly distress signals and crews are lashed to masts. Launches fail due to missing buoys.
Astoria Oregon November 17 Pilot Wood reports sighting the missing bark Ivernia three times during a two weeks cruise off the Columbia bar. The last sighting occurred a week ago and confirms the vessel's continued loss.
Special Correspondent notes G W L Meyer rises in ward politics and national service. Meyer, Harvard educated and wealthy, becomes a key Democratic ally and later ambassador to Italy and to St Petersburg. He chairs major financial and industrial holdings including Ames Plow Ameskeag National Bank and United States Electric. His father was a pioneer Boston merchant, guiding Meyer to safe investments for a large patrimony.
The note discusses a concern about a son’s college education value and a change in behavior after returning home, mentioning heavy smoking and springtime adjustments.
Spokane reports Idaho suffered widespread flood damage with Wallace under water and business halted in many areas. Landslides threaten mining districts and raising fears of further disruption.
Rev. W H W Rees will deliver a lecture titled Winners or How to Make a Landing under the auspices of the Ladies Aid of the First Methodist Episcopal Church next Friday evening.
A meeting of master barbers at 1169 First Ave last evening discussed forming a local association to protect the trade in Seattle. R K T Noyes chaired the session with J S Shrewsbury as secretary. A follow up meeting to elect officers and finalize the organization is set for Monday evening with all master barbers invited.
A resident recounts severe flooding near the river cutting power and severing lines. Floodwaters toppled earth, washed banks, and swept away transmission poles while vigil by lanterns and cratered banks guarded the Sumner bridge and nearby properties.
A reporter records flood damage from the river cutting banks in Sumner, Puyallup, and nearby areas. Homes, gardens, and farms suffer as water overflows, with reports of bridges and water supplies disrupted and local milk deliveries halted. An Indian Dean family story is debunked. they left on their boat to safety, while rumors of people on a roof and men on a log are proven false.
BD Co. Ployd and Co. offer a line of genuine fossil ivory mounted with small gold nuggets into exquisite ornaments. Readily suitable for Xmas gifts, with offerings displayed by James et al on Second Ave. and 710 Collins building.
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