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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

7

Senator Passengers to Sue For Damages

Passengers on the Senator plan a suit against the Coast Steamboat Co alleging breach of safety and care during a storm lasting a day and a half. The suit cites overcrowded decks filthy conditions and improper food with named plaintiffs Edward Wilson P Bowman W E B Hipp C L Larson Charles Larsen and Jens Madson.

E Coast Stearmship Co William Martin Edward Wilson P. Bowman W. E B. Hipp C. L. Larson Charles Larsen Jens Madson

Woman Saves Diamonds Woe in Stocking

A masked robber stopped the Myrtle Point Rosebery stage last night near the city, forcing Superintendent W. Benham, driver Tom Duncan, and seven passengers to surrender valuables. Mrs Rooney of Toledo and Mrs Burnett of San Francisco were unmolested. diamonds valued in the stocking were not recovered, and $1500 in Mrs Rooney’s possession was not secured.

W. ©. Benham Myrtle Point Rosebery Tom Duncan Mra. Rooney Toledo Ore Mra. Hurnett San Francisco Rooney Burnett

Winners in Johnston Geographical Contest Delayed

Experts audit the finalists as maps and lists are checked long delays push the announcement past two weeks. Builders critique city ordinances raising costs by ten to fifteen percent, citing concrete wall height rules and attic rooms as examples.

Ike

Dunlay Offered Foreign Contract By European Theatre

Witte Dunlay has been offered a three year contract by a European company. The deal was completed about a week ago and Dunlay will not leave the Mooners until the end of the present season. The Steel comedy will be a principal production in Europe.

Witte Dunlay Mr. Dunlay Haine Ee Mooners Europe

Stolen Wire Cache Leads to Newton’s Arrest

Police tracked a wire cache found near Dunlap to the city lighting plant thefts. Webster located Newton at the cache and escorted him to police headquarters for questioning.

Newton Ases Moral Trolman Webster Dunlap

Royal Hicklanders Dance Event Friday Night

The Royal Hicklanders will host a social and dance on Friday October 9 at the RV hall in the Silver building at and Cherry.

Royal Hicklanders Rv Hall Silver Building and Cherry

Coach Dog Hero Saves Two Lives in Brooklyn Fire

Spot the coach dog mascot of Engine Co. 10% Brooklyn rushed into a burning tenement and led firemen to Mrs. Leonard Welman and her year old son near suffocation. The hero received a shower bath and earned congratulations. a medal was planned for Spot.

Star Special Service New York Spot Engine Co Brooklyn Leonard Welman

Finance Committee Cuts Water Department Budget in 1909

The finance committee considers finances for the water department and reports a general 20 percent cut across items in Supt Youngs 1909 estimates. This afternoon the committee reviews estimates from several other departments in a finishing bout over the budget.

Supt Youngs

Athens Reveals Modern Side of Greek Royal Life

In Athens bustling March breezes mix with bootblacks and newspapers as King George entertains grandchildren at the palace yard. The city blends old world charm with liberal monarchy, rich with photographs of European royals and a thriving urban cafe culture.

Athens Greece Lord Byron America

Novel Names for New Tints

Fashion notes describe summer and winter color trends with vintage color names. Browns and blues recede to allow wine reds and greens, while yellows range from biscuit to mustard. New grays include campire gray and dull stone, with metallics like aluminum and pewter influencing palettes.

Paria

Saving Money Habit Turns to Financial Independence

The article argues that consistent saving builds wealth from small beginnings. It emphasizes starting with a bank account plan, saving a little regularly, and watching small deposits grow into larger sums over time.

School district adjusts mill rates and renames schools

The school board set the levy at 6 mills for maintenance and a 6 percent rate for the sinking fund. Washington High will be renamed Broadway High, Jefferson High becomes Queen Anne High, and Queen Anne School is renamed West Queen Anne School.

Washington High Broadway Jefferson Queen Anne High Queen Anne School Queen Anne

Chicago Grain Prices and Market Figures Oct 8 1908

A snippet from the Chicago Grain market page shows opening, high, low and closing prices for wheat and other commodities. Prices display varied percentages across listed exchanges including Brooklyn Anaconda Pacific and North Pacific names, with several figures around 100 percent and 80 to 90 percent ranges.

New York Addan Ae A F Co Occa Ieee Locom Atchison Brooklyn Pacific A&n I ‘Oh. v Boa Csuws C. Copiota Louis, & Ny Bay Nath KAM Bay N North Tro Penn Katecievese Ob P. Steel

FADS AND FANCIES In Ultrastylish French Fashion Plates

Extreme French fashion plates feature a hipless silhouette with a long straight coat and waistband hang. Frills trim sleeves and elbows, while juvenile frocks show smart bordered jampers for cool days. Valencia lace stocks in the Gibson style finish with bottom plaits, and early autumn offerings include bordered effects in wool and cotton fabrics.

Valencia

Minneapolis Feels Baseball Fever as Minister Jokes

A Kansas City Star snippet notes Minneapolis excitement for baseball with a Presbyterian minister jokingly introducing visiting pastor Brother Knox to pitch next Sunday. The remark blends sports enthusiasm with church community life.

Minneapolis Euch Knox Kansas City Star

Boss Seeks Fall Majority as Henchman Offers Payoff

A political exchange shows the boss asking for a customary fall majority and the henchman replying that he can purchase it instead. The mock dialogue underscores corruption pressures and a bribe suggestion in a streetwise tone.

Boss Henchman Puck

Five Hundred Imitations Heating Stove Proves Quality

A short boast claims the Five Hundred Imitations Heating Stove is the best proof of its excellence. The text hints at strong reputation but cuts off with an incomplete sentence.

Genuine Beckwith Round Oak Heater Endorsed for Durability

Claim emphasizes the Genuine Beckwith Round Oak as superior in durability economy and construction. It warns buyers to verify the "Round Oak" name on the leg and door and notes production in Dowagiac Michigan by the Estate of P. D. Beckwith with a single dealer per city.

Beckwith Dowagiac Mich P. D. Beckwith Frederick & Nelson Seattle

Earthquake Shocks Honolulu as Islands Shaken

United Press reports Perkons arriving from Hilo say September 2 quake was the heaviest since 1868. A three foot tidal wave accompanied the disturbance and all parts of the island were shaken. The Kilauea region showed extreme volcanic activity with lava lake oscillations and molten lava venting from a field.

United Press Hono ML Perkons Hilo Hawaiian Islands

Whizzing Auto Strikes Man on Pike Street

W G Smith of the Airey apartments on Pike street was struck by an auto at Seventh and Pike around 10 PM. The vehicle sped away after hitting him, two other men were in the car, one passenger warned the victim as he fell. Smith received serious injuries and was taken to his room. The auto was numbered 486.

P. &. Combs Teed & Oomba Madrona Seattle Athens W. G. Smith Airey Apartments Pike St Seventh Pike Smith

Bufford claims self defense in Cantrell murder case

Warren Bufford, described as a negro, shot Mose Cantrell near the McGovern stables on September 22. He was returned to Seattle to face a second degree murder charge and told City Detective William Holland he acted in self defense after Cantrell allegedly slashed at him with a knife for a week prior to the shooting.

Warren Bufford Mose Cantrell McGiovern Utah Stacosta Seattle William Holland Bufford Cantrell Hufford

Backgammon Puzzles From An Old Chessboard

A note recalls a familiar ad game backgammon once printed on folded chess boards with Vol 1 on the backs. The writer says the game was rarely played in the country and describes three variants Russian Turkish and English as listed in an encyclopedia.

Gammon A. N. Oldgigh

Intercepted theft claim surfaces in early report

An interrupted report this morning alleges a gas specia lter attempted a grand headseige and that he took 75.76 dollars from J. D. Gibbs on October 5.

D. Gibbs

Post Office Moves to Federal Building Quarters

Postmaster George Stewart orders moving the postoffice to the new Federal building on November 1. Furniture and paraphernalia will be moved under contract with transfer companies already invited to bid. The post office will use the full first floor and part of the second floor.

George Stewart Federal Building

Attempt to Burn Town in Chico Fire Incident

Police and sheriffs search today for the firebug who tried to set fire to the business district by dousing the rear of a building with coal oil and lighting it in three spots last night. The schooner Alice Macdonald was towed into Seattle harbor this morning. The City of Puebla was delayed by fog and will not depart until late tomorrow. The Umatilla sailing for Frisco was delayed until 5 pm this afternoon.

Chico Cal Alice Macdonald Seattle Harbor Puebla

University of Washington Forms Meany Club

The men of the University of Washington formed a Meany Club modeled on major college associations. They plan a clubhouse open to all dues paying male students and adopted a constitution at a recent meeting naming the club in honor of Prof. Edward S. Meany.

University of Washington

Meet After 36 Years They Reunite in This City

After 36 years apart J. H. Newell of Interbay and his sister Mrs. H. S. Phillips of Kansas met again this morning in this city. They last saw each other in childhood in Illinois. Mrs. Phillips and her husband recently left Kansas on a western tour with Seattle as their objective. The steamer Yucatan left at 10 o'clock for Valdez and Cordova and way ports.

J. H. Newell Interbay H. S. Phillips Kansas

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