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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1906
Page
2
With 6,000 coal miners on strike and Crow's Nest Pass plants shut, a coal famine looms in western Canada. The Crow's Nest district faces stoppages, worsening conditions and fuel shortages as talks fail and employers enforce harsh terms.
The Attorney General Moody will file suits against several railroad companies for violating the safety appliance law. There are 51 violations charged against the Delaware and Hudson company and a total of 181 violations across all roads mentioned.
Time rumored James J. Hill shapes a San Francisco push and bay terminal access with a Boise City survey line completed. He aims to extend into the bay and then construct a ferry link into the city.
The United States weasel Sylph arrived in Washington yesterday with Secretary Root aboard. Accompanying him were Mrs. Root and their son and daughter.
The predicted rise in loge from 1 to 2 was enacted Saturday afternoon by Washington Logging & Brokerage Co. The log price increase takes effect today.
The Northwestern shipped 256000 dollars and the Ohio 544990 dollars from Nome to the assay office this morning. The early hours of the month suggest a banner October for the business.
The drawing shows a dainty little frock in rose color with a bolero like berthe and sleeve caps edged in hand embroidery and garnet ribbon velvet. A deep yellow lace yoke complements tin yellow undersleeves, while the shirted bodice and round skirt feature many horizontal bands of tiny ribbon velvet.
The last of an old Bremerton landmark was removed as Oliver & Co built a new brick storefront over the site. The historic structure had been moved across the bay by scow six years ago and served as a general store. The Bremerton telephone office will stay open all night starting tonight. Miss Minnie Mohr, once in telephone service, is marrying in Portland. Hazel Thompson wed A C Reed last Saturday. The telephone manager seeks new operators as Gregory resigns to join the Republican State Central Committee as secretary.
Store advertises 5Sinch Melton Switing and staple shades in oxford grays blues greens red browns and tno worth 5c per yard. Also quality black Mercerized Satin Lining 36 inches wide offered Monday per yard.
Silk and kid belts in plain stitched and shirted styles plus new shapes in black and colors. All silkette ribbons six inches wide offered in handsome quality with special shades for girds, sashes and trimmings.
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