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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR mentions a hanging, a clothing line, and a woman figure, but specifics such as names, dates, places, and the event are unclear. The garbled lines include references to Madden Nevada years, a residence location, and a woman law figure. The core incident cannot be reliably reconstructed from the legible fragments.
The October notices show several new corporate filings including Alaska and Seattle based firms. Names listed include Victor Vilkan A McCormack Uchimura Transportation Shippers Daweon Wald Parker and Parker Land company with capitalizations ranging from 30 000 to 50 000 dollars.
A list of inventors and locations in Washington and nearby states seeks patent protection for diverse devices. Names include L De Puy Seattle bicycle, John Hoagen, Charles Beattie, Arthur Hum wrench, Max Korth, Reed Minneapolis, T Reed Auburn,Beattie stock feeding Whitefield and Henry J Van Seattle.
Exes local ranch prices listed for numerous fruits vegetables and related goods with per unit or per box rates. Entries include apples pears citrus peaches grapes onions cucumbers cabbage tomatoes beans and more with varied quantities and discounts.
Suspected of stealing a guest’s grip at the Colonnade hotel Grover Cleveland Fuller once a top eastern jockey was arrested by detectives Clark and Philbrick and is now in the city jail. Leave Pier 2 to see ballistoships.
Deberponte fire inspectors arrived in Seattle to study conditions and meet the carrier force. Romero, with five years in the police service, aided the Los Angeles post office in solving city delivery problems. Inspectors Stewart and Hackus continue their investigation of post office management and will report on needed improvements.
A powerful thunderstorm damaged crops and washed away parts of the Southern Pacific roadbed near Santa Paula on October 24, causing losses estimated in the thousands of dollars. The storm swept through the area, bringing heavy rain and strong winds.
J B Mailli, a Weyerhauser Timber Co employee, was fatally injured when a piece of a stump struck him in a camp near Mack Diamond. He died while being transported to the city. No relatives are known. Vienna report notes the emperor's physician confirms post illness convalescence has begun.
Rev. Hugh Gallagher named president of the Seattle college while Rev. F CG. T. Dillon, the retiring president, was tendered a reception at the institution last night.
Mrs Kinele Young of Los Angeles is granted an absolute divorce from C and Young a stock broker of Oakland by Judge Mahon in Bakersfield court. On the stand she testified she had seen her husband sober only once since their 1908 marriage.
With a full passenger load aboard, the President departed for San Francisco. Bobble Dynamuir is no longer head of the steamship company. Have you been Brown We Install modern baths and sinks. Brown Plumbing Co. 221 Pine.
The Cottage City arrives with numerous Alaska passengers and 13 000 cases of salmon. The Umatilla and Victoria head south from Nome. Steamer Tampico reaches Juneau from Catalla with gear lost after a severe storm.
London reports informally that Britain is weighing a new Irish home rule bill modeled on the American state government system to make Ireland a state within the United Kingdom. The plan has not advanced beyond discussion. Also noted is the arrival of W. R. Hearn as the new British consul general at San Francisco aboard Carmania.
In Portland Oregon late last night Jan D Vratney a retired contractor of Portland and a man of wealth was struck by a street car and killed instantly He was the father in law of Councilman M J Driscoll.
A heavily charged mine was discovered beneath the police headquarters in St. Petersburg. Several arrests have been made in connection with the incident.
A verdict totaling 29 04219 dollars was returned in Judge Tallman s court for damages arising from the condemnation of Ewing ay from Phinney to the old city limit of Ballard. The hearing continues today.
Edmund Martell was arrested in Ballard yesterday evening by Deputy Sheriff Alex McKinnon. He is believed to be wanted in Michigan for burglary.
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