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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1907
Page
3
An evangelist discusses beliefs about death and the afterlife. He ponders whether the spirit will receive a new body immediately or await the resurrection, comparing it to changes in grain and seed and reflecting on wartime experiences and the world’s woes.
An article notes opera house ushers in black uniforms drawing astonished reactions and a plan to review their roles before changes take effect. It also reports an American named De Miall arrested in Hong Kong for a murder, and miners accepting the July wage scale to return to work.
Washington and Oregon and Montana discuss rail plans amid a push for an early submission. Officials from the northwest states aim to align schedules and test financial viability as talks proceed.
Snow blankets Bend country while a second superior judge may be needed in Yakima county. Thomas Morgan of Seattle died from injuries after a Tacoma assault. George W. Ish of Orting survived a cougar attack. Hoquiam fishing season proves profitable. De Mattos of Bellingham, Republican candidate for mayor, qualified to run amid residence question.
Ottawa reports Lady Grey wife of the governor general organized a flower rain contest with 10 000 bulbs imported for planting. The event drew wide attention in Seattle Star coverage as aExclusive Service from Ottawa noting successful displays of daffodils and tulips.
School children from Oi and Kepargte were involved in a planting competition two years ago. The land, located in government grounds near Government House, was divided into beds apportioned by the participating schools.
Ambassador Creel of Mexico has recommended commuting the death penalty of Dr. Charles Harle of Texas William Mitchell alias Richardson and Lealio Hulbert alias Mason from shooting to 20 years imprisonment. They have been in prison five years awaiting execution for the murder of two men for insurance money. a commutation is urged by U S officials and New York court members and Senator Calderon.
Four socialist candidates filed petitions with Secretary Reuben W. Jones for the school board election. The Mills socialist faction backs G. B. Owens Jr and William Kidd, while the other faction supports Dr. Herman F. Titus and John Downte.
Rear Admiral C. M. Cheater asserts the air ship will become the navy eye and the fleet’s powerful ally. He praises its mine detection and submarine hunting capabilities and urges rapid outfitting, noting Russian use against Japan and airships ashore along the Japanese coast for information.
Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh states county boards of education may fix school warrant interest up to a high rate. King County currently pays 5 percent, forcing teachers to discount warrants. A higher rate would allow banks a margin above par and let teachers receive face value on salary warrants.
Hearings before the board of public works are set for permits to erect stables for James Barrett at 2212 Norman Street F B Scott of Columbia City H Lighty at 2600 Helmst and Harry Krots on the east side of Twentieth Avenue between Jefferson and James.
W. J. Phillips files a claim with the city council asking for 390000 after alleging that on February 18 1904 in the police court he applied for a summons for witnesses in an upcoming case but was ejected from the court causing chagrin and mortification.
The senior class of Washington High School will host a Friday evening party at the Renton Hill club house. It is planned as a poverty party with attendees wearing only old clothes. those not complying will be fined. Refreshments, hot weather, will be served. Only seniors may attend and a strict watch will be kept.
Births listed Reed to wife of C H Reed from Youngstown on November 21 a daughter. Deaths include Ronald L Brace aged 1 of 2436 North Broadway on November 26. W G Evers 4 South Park November 26. J A Ammerman 54 4228 42nd Ave November 21. Henry Conradi 33 Grand Central hotel November 21. Winaley infant November 25 1010 Howell Ave. A Duncan 41 November 24 165 Thomas Ave. C H Newing 46 Pacific hospital November 26. A Worth 44 3467 Tard November 24. N
A Newt photograph shows King Menelik of Abyssinia in official robes, his dignity and wealth growing as Abyssinia opens to commerce. The 4 year old ruler is accused of lavish, unprecedented extravagance as he rises to global prominence through military might against an Allan army.
Volcanic ashes blanket Nome Alaska and surrounding areas making dog team travel nearly impossible. Snow is 1 to 3 inches deep with sleds unable to be pulled. The ash from a near Arctic divide volcano keeps days dark and lights burning 24 hours.
F B H Cooper Seattle superintendent warns that the city must provide housing for at least 1500 additional high school pupils by 1909 as enrollment surges toward 3600 by February 1909. He bases estimates on a table showing seven year gains and calls for facilities amid light registration and voter apathy ahead of the school election.
Dr Thomas J Allen of Aurora Illinois plans a Thanksgiving feast based almost entirely on peanuts. He has endured sixty days of peanut fasting and claims improved nerves and energy though friends note shakiness and cold hands. The meal will feature Spanish nuts and Virginia peanuts in the shell with lemonade and guests joining the diet.
Mrs Anney McElroy Brett of El Paso Texas is hailed as the telephone queen of the southwest. A promoter with remarkable courage and organizing genius she built the Southern Independent Telephone and Telegraph Co and Brett Construction Telephone and Telegraph Co from scratch with no initial capital.
Sterling silver military brushes clothes brushes and comb mirror sets offered at a quarter off this week. Have your Xmall gifts laid aside with a small deposit to hold them. Chicago Jewelry Co 1207 Beconday.
Local business notice for Monuments Art Marble Company located at 2011 Second Avenue north of Virginia Street with two phone numbers including 1748.
Washington High School held a special Thanksgiving program directed by Mina Olan Mueller. All upperclassmen and some sophomores attended and the student body greatly enjoyed the event.
Death struck a miner named Rosenerinak in the Penobse mine at Follanabee West Virginia as rescuers prepared to free him after 16 hours entombment. The collapse halted efforts and the man was killed in the accident.
Washington November 27 reports say Congressman Fowler's attack on current financial policy stirs White House unease. Observers fear strong opposition to currency reform will hinder registration efforts and raise difficulties for immediate action.
New York report states Pittsburgh purchased 76 0060 sunfish to combat typhoid fever. Scientists claim sunfish eat typhoid and malaria germs in reservoirs and park streams, aiding disease control.
Sam Bernard rose from Bowery monologist earning about 209 a week to join Weber and Fields. He then starred in musical comedy and boosted his salary to 2000 a week.
Bernard, a New York favorite, departs the Bowery for Broadway, turning down a weekly offer of 2500 dollars to enter vaudeville. The decision signals his shift from street theater to larger stage opportunities in the entertainment capital.
Milwaukee on November 27 hears Mrs. H. M. Holton of the Women's Christian Temperance Union argue that strong appetizing aromas like beef and onions can counter beer fumes. She proposes coffee saloons next to beer halls with free lunches to undermine drink temptation and reduce drunkenness.
In Nemours Algeria on November 27 the Denis Nassen tribesmen counterattack as French troops burn villages. About twelve thousand natives are in the field and reinforcements are sought to avert a French defeat.
In Georgetown Kentucky on November 27 the defense withdrew its motion to set aside the second venue of 150 from Grant county and cleared affidavits. It asked that all names in the jury box be drawn before others, claiming more Democrats than Republicans on both venires.
In Goldfield a major cache of high grade bullion was uncovered in the cellar of George Richardson. About 12,000 pounds of rock were hidden under rubbish in sacks, averaging at least six dollars per pound. Richardson was arrested in Goldfield.
A full course Turkey Dinner will be served at the Hotel Stevens Cafe from 12 to p.m. for 50 cents.
The quote warns that one cannot achieve true success by pursuing conflicting aims. It asserts that selling one’s soul yields an unrepayable cost, implying moral integrity is essential to lasting achievement.
The Garvey Buchanan Co. reports a remarkable silk purchase made in New York. Thousands of yards of high grade silks were bought at very low prices from a New York manufacturer's agent. The sale begins Friday with a large display in Garvey Buchanan show windows and promises substantial value for all customers.
For sale in Seattle clear ing house certificates for first mortgages on irrigated lands within eight miles of North Yakima. Interest seven to eight percent, payable semi annually, amounts from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. Cash or holders welcome. For information contact 2% Scheverman Biosk, Seattle, Washington.
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