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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1907
Page
7
The article reports an eleven year old girl found injured near an emergency hospital with a suspected fracture and possible head injury. Investigators interview witnesses last night as authorities work the case. The girl's body will be taken to PaulaB this afternoon by her parents for burial.
United Press reports two Nevada constables were killed on Wednesday by gamblers. Ely constable Gilbert was shot while stopping a beating by Charles Sanders who was involved with a woman. Palisade constable Kennedy was killed by Brooks during an attempted arrest after Brooks tried to seize money from a woman he lived with.
The Danish steamer Alfred Erlandsen ran ashore near Saint Abb’s Head last night and all hands were swept overboard. Eighteen sailors drowned. The boat is a total wreck. Rescue from shore is impossible.
Fragmentary line references 83.50 worsteds with unclear names and places. Text mentions Pees meat and Be ime with garbled wording, offering no clear event or attribution beyond the bid values and commodities.
A shipwreck left three people adrift including a woman who were lashed to a spar. They were washed ashore and rescued by locals on land.
dull market session with traders blaming cold weather for weak demand. potato prices steady around 20 dollars per ton. pears condemned for fungus. small California grape arrival likely to sell before close. items listed include peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, sweet potatoes, and assorted dairy and poultry products with varied prices.
A garbled market page shows assorted produce with prices such as pine nuts, pecans, walnuts and bee items. Names like Nate Wilberts appear among unclear entries with a dollar figure of 1.00. The text resembles a cash sale list from a small shop or rural fair.
Rev Wilbert Ferguson on trial for a statutory charge testifies at length in Lincoln Nebraska. He denies rumors about his conduct with Mrs Cross and disputes Chancellor Huntington and other witnesses. He admits visiting Mrs Cross’s home but says no improper acts occurred.
Miss Katherine Stream in the city engineer's office filed the third claim in a month for damages after falling into a scavation at Fourth Avenue. The claimant seeks 7050 dollars for a broken limb and other injuries.
Dr. Ivan A. Parry, appointed health officer, asked the finance committee for a $200 appropriation to establish a health office. The request was approved.
Alfred Meacham son of George F Meacham real estate agent must appear in court tomorrow to show cause why he should not pay alimony to his ex wife Adine Meacham. He was warned this morning and given until 9 30 tomorrow to appear after failing to show.
In an action today the court enjoined Fred McNamara Mrs Killy Bas set Joe Schlumpf John Hieser George B Rust and the United Auto company W L Brobeck and Fred W Wright from using the south side of Cherry from First to Second ave or the north side from First ave to the alley for automobile stands Hearings for Northwest Motor Company M Livery Company and A D Peoples were continued to October 26.
An ad on page seven of yesterday’s The Star misnamed the Union Tailors as London Tailors due to a mechanical error. London Tailors are a new firm on Seconday Street while Union Tailors have operated in Beattie for a year.
The Machinists Waltrouses Waterfront Federation Pole Bals ore Truck Drivers and Metal Polishers hold their regular meetings at the Labor Temple tonight.
Eastbound Santa Fe California Limited No 4 derailed near Karl twenty miles north of Trinidad. Engineer John Thomas killed, fireman Refogion fatally injured and another crewman escaped. Several passengers injured.
The Rounds Ladies Orchestra and Co of New York featuring Joe Gussie Lensow, an accomplished baritone, generate attention at the Grocer Pure Food show held at the Second Regiment Armory on 1829 Terry Ave. Free tickets promoted. attendees urged to take Lake Union or University car.
Berkeley reports a heavy earthquake Wednesday with a disturbance center between the Mexican coast and the Hawaiian islands. Gen M. Carr, visiting Alaska 26 years ago, now in Seattle for winter, notes mining conditions at Fairbanks affected by labor troubles.
Promotional note invites readers to visit the Grocers' Pure Food show and visit the University or Lake Union car to Terry five, asking grocers for Uckets as tickets.
Vernon Armstrong and M Comrada of Dallas High School prepared for a $100 state prize in a debate. The Mountaineers plan a nine mile hike from Tacoma to Stellacoom on Saturday the 26th, described as a bird walk. Grapes are trodden barefoot in many Spain and Italy vineyards.
Fragmentary OCR shows Hutchinson Co. corner at 2nd and Union with a thin season reference. Readable items are limited to a business location cue and sparse promotional wording.
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