Seattle club backs coal commission and tariff removal
A Seattle Commercial Club committee report, with only one dissent, urges an attorney general inquiry into a coal combine and calls for restraining tariffs. It cites prices up, profits about 125 percent per ton, wages up 10 percent, cost to mine under $2.20, bunker price $2.80, bunkers now $6.90. Output up 20 percent. no coal shortage but a price-boosting combine.
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Lonely Man Seeks Wife In The Star Letters
A Seattle Star column discusses a man seeking a wife through letters. Readers share sentiment about loneliness and soul over money, with one woman expressing interest in meeting the lonely man if reachable through The Star. She asks for guidance to locate him.
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Notorious Couple Planned American Musical Tour
Enrico Tostli and Countess Montignoso confirmed plans for a United States tour as performers after their London marriage. He denied rumors that the countess is in a delicate condition and said she would defend her rights as mother to their daughter Princess Anne Monica Pita.
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Alaska Yukon Pacific Export bill to be pushed by L Jones
A bill titled to promote Alaska Yukon Pacific exports is prepared and will be introduced in the committee, with Representative L Jones in charge. After committee passage the measure moves to Congress where Senator Piles will supervise its progress.
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State food laws take effect as grace period ends
The new pure food laws aligned with national standards go into force today. Grocers wholesalers and manufacturers must now discard goods not meeting the standard as the grace period expires.
Editorial hints at Roosevelt renomination in Ro McLean area
Fans of John Ro McLean and the Cleetanut and Washington newspaper seek clarity after a Washington Post editorial urges Roosevelt’s renomination and reelection. The piece asserts Roosevelt’s unmatched popularity and urges party support, implying potential Republican turn.
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Affinity Case Filed for Divorce in Waterloo Marriage
Fred SF Bernd of Pasco Washington filed suit for divorce in Waterloo Iowa claiming cruelty and adultery by his wife whom he married last August. They met through a correspondence scheme and he believed the woman was his affinity. Buy your hat at Brooks Co. 1331 Beaconday.
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Unnamed Wife Allegedly Abuses Stepchildren in Waterloo
The report notes a widower with three young children who were allegedly mistreated by his new wife. The article provides limited detail and does not reveal the stepmother’s name in the Waterloo dispatch.
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Chamber Meeting Address On Harbor and River Development
John A. Fox of the National Rivers and Harbors congress will speak at this afternoon’s Chamber of Commerce gathering on harbor and river development in the West. The City Affairs committee will report on storage tank proceedings from the last meeting.
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Records Broken in Seattle Financials and Permits 1907
Seattle reports new highs in bank clearances ending Sept 30 1907 totaling 129 941 214 15 up from 118 941 100 72 last year an increase of 11 million or nine percent Building permits for the last quarter reach 3 281 valued at 3 618 198 compared with 1 947 permits totaling 2 680 294 in 1906
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President Sails Tonight for Final Nome Voyage
The steamship President of the Pacific Coast Co. will sail tonight for its last Nome trip of the season. It was the line’s first Nome voyage and drew one of the season’s largest crowds.
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Women Opium Smugglers In Blaine Case
Blaine Washington October 1 customs officials are firm that many women are engaged in smuggling opium and silks across the line. One woman is known to have brought many pounds of the drug into the country hidden beneath the chiffon and flowers on her hat.
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Bribery charges set for Louis Glass in San Francisco
Two additional bribery counts against Louis Glass were scheduled for trial next Monday before Judge Lawler. Glass was absent. attorney O Connor appeared for the defense. A further stay of execution was granted in a separate conviction.
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