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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1907
Page
7
In a Spokane affair linked to Ms Stephanie Hatley, Steve Bailey offers $10000 to confirm the daughter’s birth name. Hatley explains her name appeared on a Ladies Matinee program from a Spokane recital. The wager centers on proving the correct identity through the program.
A statement from United Presse notes NEISCO head of the Unit etective department was formally released on a bond of 16,000 dollars after a court action. The governorate confirmed the release pending further proceedings.
A garbled United Press report notes a death in a gulational case linked to Calvet flirgeon and an inability to cut Lamberton, leaving the case details unclear and the outcome fatal.
Police and a detective took boys to reform schools on Mercer Island after a fire scare at a home. The incident involved an attempted arson in a room, with damage noted while authorities pursued the motive and suspects.
An elaborate ceremony will dedicate a 12 foot high equestrian bronze statue of Maj. Gen. Frans Sigel at Riverside Drive and 106th Street on October 19. Gen. Hughes will deliver the principal address with Grand Army members participating. Sigel joined the Missouri forces in 1861 and earned a brilliant record. the statue by Karl Ritter, president of the National Sculptors Society, is praised by experts.
United Press reports Vancouver speculators who shipped 1200 Japanese from Honolulu show more consignments in view as money is made in trafficked merchandise. Despite a $16,000 loss, $10,000 was recovered and shippers are not out of pocket. Senator Charles Chillingworth states nothing has been lost and notes larger, steadier business is in sight.
Porter Ashe and Luther Brown appeared for arraignment on kidnapping charges involving Fremont Older but cases were continued for one week. Andrew Wilson and Michael Coffey also had bribery indictments continued for one week.
Attorney General Bonaparte said federal authorities will push proceedings to compel E. H. Harriman to answer questions about railway management. The announcement followed a conference with Commissioners Kellogg and Morrison and touched on standard investigation matters in New York.
The council of ministers in St. Petersburg on October 11 appropriated 9.5 million dollars for colonization projects in Siberia.
Ida Rowe reports the town jail at American Falls burned down last night. T. H. Stail, a farm hand, was burned to death. The fire's origin remains unknown as investigators probe the wooden structure.
The Southwestern Oil company has suspended business and a refinery near Houston plus other properties valued at about 956000 are up for sale. England debates compulsory automobile controllers to limit speed. Holland reserves the horn for motorists and the queen supports animal welfare. Canada supplies most of the world's asbestos with Quebec mines noted. Fay’s garden tracts near the car line to be offered Sunday.
A sample of the Gafney fender by M. Gafney of Seattle sits incomplete awaiting a test on Beattie Electric Co cars. The test is postponed due to the manager being away. A hearing by the labor commissioner and the board of public works next Tuesday will likely decide the fate of the fender with an exhibit planned at the hearing.
H D C Christensen, a contractor for the Tumwater school, pleaded guilty to violating labor laws by working his employer over eight hours. He was fined 25 dollars, which he paid.
The upstairs department offers men’s suits priced at 16 dollars, with the store highlighting affordable apparel. The promotion focuses on value and convenience for customers seeking formal attire at a modest price point.
Building trades assembly iron molders machinists bottlers waitresses waterfront federation pole raleem track driveway tile lay ere and the central labor council hold their regular meeting at the Labor Temple tonight.
Ish A F Welch a British Columbia resident who recently claimed damages to property in the Hindu rlotw has been thwarted by the mayor’s refusal to pay, since state law forbids aliens from holding property in this state.
The Wisconsin club will meet at the Alaska club rooms in the Alaska building on Tuesday evening October 15 at 8 o'clock sharp. Officers and committees will be appointed and winter work planned with emphasis on social features, inviting every Wisconsinite to attend and become an active worker for the exposition.
R W Williams claims kinship to Senator elect John Sharp Williams and is found not guilty of testing checks. Representative Cushman of Washington defended Williams, who is a soldier in Vancouver.
Bellingham reports Robert Schwab former world lightweight wrestling champion attempted suicide with laudanum after his 16 year old wife continued flirting and going to the skating rink. He is expected to recover.
Ex mayor Eugene Schmitz and lawyers prepare to file an appeal in the appellate court after a five year extortion conviction. Officials expect no hearing before late November or December. In Warsaw Indiana a westbound Pennsylvania train struck a crowd at Bourdon station killing a saloonkeeper Tom Siean and injuring several others. An upstairs department store ad promotes a $15 suite at Hutchinson Co with wear for children.
The Seattle high school football squad lists another absent starter, Harry Gillis, for the upcoming Everett game after breaking training rules. Manager Westover reports a possible match with Vick, while California students strive to raise funds for the needed expenses.
Mrs Rosley Armour petitions the superior court for divorce from Fuller Armour claiming he kept her from cooking, taunted her, told her to return to her parents and seldom spoke to her with courtesy. Alfred Meacham seeks delay to answer contempt over $25 alimony. judge grants continuance citing alleged physical unfitness to earn.
Decatur Oct 11 prosecutor Mitchell opened the state case seeking the death penalty for Fred Magill accused with his bride of causing the death of his first wife. Mitchell charged murder after a late decision, alleging Fay Graham aided or incited the killing.
Police report G T Hallowell formerly staying at the Lincoln hotel was arrested yesterday in Tacoma on a charge of cashing a worthless check at the local hostelry.
Petitions asking Seattle 7 company to install service on the South Seattle line between 6 and 7 pm spread among Georgetown South Park and nearby suburbs. During those hours it is said to be almost impossible to obtain seats on the South Seattle car.
Citizens of Tacoma raise 156000 to purchase stock in the Alaska Cofist company owned by D Reynolds. The company will move its headquarters there as steamers bring freight to Seattle for Alaska. The Santa Barbara arrived from Valdes after a five day storm. Captain Patterson, Pacific Coast Steamship Co, moves to Vrisco as port captain. City of Seattle docks tomorrow night with 130 Interior Alaska passengers and fish cargo. Joanie sails to Kodiak tomorrow with merchandise and explosives. Cottage City sails to Bring Way tonight at 9.
Emil Hoover, son of Mrs Casale Chadwick, arranged for his mother’s body to be taken to Woodstock Canada for burial. The body was sent to an undertaking establishment and shown to the public this afternoon.
In New York on October 11 John D. Rockefeller slipped away from a crowd of reporters and photographers by disguising himself in a green waistcoat and a smile. He alighted at Tarrytown unknown to the world, evading publicity once more.
Chief Wappenstein reports to Health Officer Calhoun that no reports of infectious diseases have been filed with the police since last May. The notice accuses noncompliance with the law and calls for enforcement action.
John H. Perkins filed suit in superior court seeking 10000 as his portion of an alleged 250000 profit from the purchase and sale of 13000 acres of timber land, claiming William Hoey failed to honor their agreement.
In Tacoma on October 11 a plan to break from jail surfaced when W. H. Wray tried to pass a loaded revolver to his brother R. H. Wray, who is jailed for disorderly conduct. W. H. Wray was arrested and jailed, claiming to be his brother's attorney during a supposed conference.
Manager R Hall of the Exhibit Theater has secured moving pictures of a recent coal mine explosion and fire at Ravenedaiek. The thrillers draw favorable comment and are worth viewing at Hall's venue.
Eleven officers will undergo 15 mile tests at Lawt on October 22 with Majien Greely conducting the exams at the local post. Do not travel Sunday if you seek earnings while awaiting T. P. Fay's large Star ad to run tomorrow.
Price Our reputation in the past has always been for fair and honest treatment. One visit will convince you that this will be the greatest bargain event in Seattle's mercantile history. Bargains include men's boys and youths clothing hats shoes underwear shirts neckties suitcases and everything in up to date stock.
Columbus Ohio October 11 Crash Chadwick known as a volatile financier has died in a state penitentiary hospital. She faded quietly with nurses nearby as relatives and supporters waited her son Emil Hoover rushed in too late. The dramatic career ends with unresolved questions about her wealth and motives.
RE. C. McCune a marine fireman was run over and killed by a Northern Pacific switch engine No. 972 at Western avenue midnight. The engine in charge of Engineer Kelly and foreman George Timball struck the man. he died at Wayside Emergency hospital. Both legs were severed by the wheels.
Tacoma October 11 for the second time in three months a large mill complex burned. The North Shore Lumber Company sawmill shingle mill and yards were destroyed with an estimated loss of 95 000. Night watchman John Tehl received severe burns while battling the blaze. The mill's modern machinery and pattern plans were housed in the plant.
In Fairbanks Alaska on October 11 winter takes hold with shore ice forming along the Tanana while steamers from Dawson are expected to reach before the river freezes. Several severe frosts have been reported.
In Tacoma on October 11 the body of Fireman Gilbert Ernst was recovered beneath wreckage at Weston after leaping from a freight train that derailed and burst into flames. He did not clear the debris and died in the gulch below the track. The report notes the tragedy followed a recent wreck and fire.
A dramatic price slashing event claims to be the sale of a lifetime with prices ending tomorrow night. Shoppers are urged to come today to select talking machines, with all merchandise promised as represented or a full refund offered.
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