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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
5
A United Press item quotes advice urging young men to seek a cooperative wife and marry early, have many children, and be courteous and diligent to achieve success in life and tasks. It frames marriage as a path to social and personal achievement in the era.
The notice records several newly formed companies including Pulley and Manufacturing Company of Beattie with capital of 50 000 dollars and trading interests by Fox McDonnell and McDonnell with J C Trading Company and others. Other entries include a bakery in Se with 3 International Bread trade lines and H F Norton.
The university enrolled 1,162 students this year and named 834 from the eastern part of the state while 328 came from the western region.
Dabney and J Loekes, senior officials of the 2 Ga, left for Atlantic City New Jersey to participate in a national conference of jet and interurban railway leaders. The event gathers officials from major transit organizations to discuss policy and network development.
An event on Oct 17 1907 marks the anniversary of the rails of the American flag in Aleaka. George administration figures, including John Mueller who served four years as mayor, plan to celebrate with readings and ceremonies. He will be a candidate for future office and faces opposition from Chamberlain.
Community members gathered last night to urge the council to act on securing additional time and resources for the Mill area. Proponents stressed the need for improved services, while officials heard requests and promised consideration at the next meeting.
Two new candidates for the school positions created by the expiration of John Lohram and Dr W A Shannon have entered the race. Carl Hi Reeves, a civil engineer and secretary of the 1907 Christ Endeavor committee, and Rev F L Forbes, assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian church, are the aspirants.
Local officials plan to assemble a collection of magazines and periodicals for the library to serve professionals. The effort aims to provide reading material across trades and occupations within the community library system.
Residents and property owners along Western Avenue between University and Eagle voice concerns and expectations about a proposed widening project. They discuss impacts on access, traffic, and nearby businesses as officials review planning options.
Col. George F. B. Lamping of the National Guard announces that work on the new 250000 state armory on Western Avenue will begin within 30 days. The project is linked to proposed street improvements and public funding.
Every afternoon a baby exhibition runs at the Pood Show in the armory 1429 Terry Ave. Winners receive cash prizes.
In Rathdrum on October 17 Adame faces trial for the murder of Fred Tyler in the Marble Creek district. Adame, a friend of Orchard, is tied to the case as proceedings begin. Darrow is excluded due to involvement in a concurrent Pettibone case. Bird is also in custody in Hot Springs Arkansas on October 17 after a secret marriage.
Alexandria reports uncovering graft on a large scale. Socrates Bey Spiro and several officials including the harbor inspector and Rosetta port captain face inquiry. Also noted is a Vancouver to Chico migration of Hindus and Afghans seeking factory work. A separate item records a unanimous state senate vote on a 20 million bond for deep waterway planning. A Republican national committee meeting to fix the convention date and place is expected to be announced soon.
Mr Justice Truax of New York State Supreme Court, after a six week trip to Japan, calls talk of war between Japan and the United States rank nonsense. He arrived home aboard the Empress liner, which reached Vancouver.
The annual meeting of the Farmers' National Congress began in Oklahoma City with delegates from nearly every state and territory in the union in attendance Wednesday.
Admiral Dewey plans a visit to San Francisco next spring as the Pacific squadron locates there. The trip will occur during the squadron's stay in port, showcasing naval presence on the West Coast.
Brooks and Company offers hats at 1331 Second Avenue. The notice promotes hat purchases and lists the store location for customers seeking headwear.
Emilio Pampa a Mexican revolutionist from Los Angeles says agents of President Ding tried to kill him last night by firing at him in broad daylight as he walked on a north side street. He feigned death and his men reportedly helped him escape. Meanwhile a blast at Nine Mile near Missoula killed Carl Klasen and injured several others. In Washington the Interstate Commerce Commission hears arguments on the car stake matter as the Navy reports more battleships at the yard than ever before.
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