Court Moves To Halt Trial In Financial Dispute
A court orders a halt to a pending trial over a financial dispute as parties seek a resolution. Details of the case remain unclear in fragmented OCR text.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1907
Page
7
A court orders a halt to a pending trial over a financial dispute as parties seek a resolution. Details of the case remain unclear in fragmented OCR text.
A partial OCR fragment notes a short period in court described as a ring in the ring event, mentioning total months and a discussion of legal moves. No clear names or dates emerge to name parties or consequences.
Contractors show strong interest in a large sewer project valued around 1 million dollars. Bids are expected from McLellan Stirrat Co and Tim Ryan among others, with work planned across Westlake Drive East Howell streets and related grading and water main tasks. Bids are due Saturday, with penalties for delays and a focus on the north trunk sewer and associated walks and improvements.
The garbage destructor for the city is promised ready in November with shipments from England on the way. Engineer Mortimere from Meldrum Hives will arrive in October to supervise installation and test the new destructor. The project aims to burn municipal refuse as Seattle implements the new system.
The Sanmal Association of Letter Day holds its annual session in Gaston with delegates from across the country. The event reports participation and growth with renewed emphasis on postal service issues and carrier activities.
The fragment shows a terse line about BES and a special service, suggesting a call to action or encounter. No clear persons, orgs, dates, or outcomes are readable, leaving the exact event or location ambiguous.
A chaotic raid in OkI leads to seven gamblers jailed after a case charging Gefaukt of $109 per ball. Mars, K i H are among the prisoners held on felony counts.
Avenging parties reported raiding near Homer Japan as attackers arrived offshore. The incident involved sailors and appeared connected to a maritime engagement in the region off the coast.
Capt Donaldson substantiates statements noting Japanese activity as lines of defense and surveillance intensify in Alaska. The naval officer’s remarks underscore heightened tensions and ongoing reconnaissance near coastal posts.
The Elks picnic Despite rain drew crowds to Seacoma beach as visitors enjoyed bathing dancing and outings. The steamer Moeticello ferried large groups to the shore while a pavilion shielded guests from showers.
Jack Matthison, traveling by train between North Bend and this city on Saturday, lost three checks totaling 140 dollars. Two checks drawn on the Scandinavian bank for 85 dollars and a time-check on Matthison and Hampton for 55 dollars. police advised stopping payment on all.
O. P. Hun, of 1929 Engleth avenue, died from injuries sustained while working on a scaffold at Warren Avenue school last Wednesday. He suffered compound fractures to an arm and leg and internal injuries. Survived by a wife and child. D. H. Campbell and W. R. Ruff are noted among observers.
Reginald W. Martin is named organist and choir master at St Pauls Episcopal Church starting Sunday. He has served as aophamist in California churches and will give monthly recitals.
Secretary Taft and his party arrived at Yellowstone National Park on Sept 2 and will rest at the hotel before continuing to Butte and then Seattle. Numerous prominent figures called on him yesterday.
Mrs Stanford White arrived on the steamer La Lorraine from Italy and dismissed reports she would marry D. McKim, partner of her late husband. She said the rumor was true for her and it grieved her to see it circulated.
President Roosevelt is preparing numerous messages for delivery on September 30 and October as he plans travel through the Middle West and South. Port arrivals are anticipated with several ships due, including the Northwestern from Nome with 500 passengers and freighters Mackinaw Pleiades Edith. Portland’s city employment bureau offers free work and labor listings.
Overnight entries list multiple races at The tele track with maidens selling and claiming for 6 furlongs to 7 furlongs. Notable horses include Gold Lodge Red Ogden Meringue and Prince Frederick along with owners and race details.
J. J. Phillipe, a Cleveland coal company general manager, was shot in the neck and killed by a burglar who fled after the incident early today. In Lyndhurst New Jersey, Police Chief Cassidy was murdered by three Italian burglars who shot him during a store robbery.
On the front the steamship President sailed for San Francisco with a full cargo and passengers. Steamship Saratoga set to sail tonight with passengers and freight for Valdez. The Dirigo left today carrying freight mainly explosives for Skagway and other points. Euteric departs tomorrow from the Hammond mine with flour for North China ports. Kaga Maru sails tomorrow for the Orient from the Great Northern docks with passengers and freight.
In St Louis on a Saturday afternoon John Hrittyn, a known young man, died by suicide. Nan Patterson, the actress then on trial for Caesar Young’s murder, is alleged to have caused his distress by spurning him after he spent his money in Pittsburg two weeks earlier.
G A Pingree notes Southeast Seattle housing is tight with 75 inquiries for a single house advertised for rent. The report highlights high demand and scarce supply in the area.
The body of A. D. L. Collina of Everett was brought to the city for burial after he was crushed when a mountain road wreck overturned a wheel driven by a companion near Darrington.
The station at Bremerton lists the battleships Wisconsin Oregon Nebraska Chicago Boston and Princeton along with the receiving ship Philadelphia and prison ship Nipate. Gunboat Wheeling and torpedo boats Goldsboro and Rowan are also noted in the harbor.
The Country Inn Club ceases operations after a decision by E. Reber and Wm. H. Stobb following Sheriff Louw Smith labeling the club a blind pig. The move aims to end contamination risk and avoid Sunday closing violations. Multiple individuals across Seattle Georgetown and Beattie are listed as affected or associated.
A rollicking Louis James as Falstaff anchors a lively return of Merry Wives of Windsor at the Grand Seattle. The performance draws a packed house as A Comedy of Errors follows, with strong scenery and music enhancing the old play's charm. The King Perkins Co. presents The Little Prospector in opener to the 1907-3 season, delivering atmospheric mining camp scenes and vivid characters led by Chie Perkins in a bold turn.
At Third Avenue Hazel Kirke drew two large sympathizing crowds as Laurette Taylor played Hazel and George Robinson took the father role in a simple heartwarming tale based on The Green Fields of England. Puck Judge and The Lady continues at Lyric Theater with Sunday crowds enjoying a musical satire and songs by Mabel Cassidy.
Local sporting goods store Piper and Taft’s in Seattle sells hunting licenses and related gear as autumn hunting season approaches. The shop, described as a leading outfitter, sits near 1024 1096 Sec onday, drawing steady customer traffic.
Yesterday the Kinedrome moving pictures and vocalists Miss Lois Peart Miss Marie Anderson and Cal. 8. Paul Potter highlighted a Seattle program at the Star. New bills debut this afternoon at the Star and Lole theaters. Luna Park offers rain protected attractions and Venice canal features despite showers.
Port Townsend warden Wyckoff paused from enforcing game laws to aid 11 year old Tommy Henderson who arrived penniless from a steamer. He verified the boy's story and supplied a full outfit of clothing and arranged care at his Quillene farm with the warden's wife.
Star Special Service reports Trinity Episcopal Church preparing to erect a $12,000 house of worship on its property at the corner of California and Wetmore avenues. Construction to start early next year.
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple individuals with ages and locations such as Renton Tacoma Charleston Ravensdale Vancouver and Beattie. The text includes mixed names and monetary figures but lacks coherent context or a clear event description.
Local heating firm Woodhouse Co presents a feature on furnaces and home heating costs. The ad promises figures and expertise for choosing a woe furnace and mentions its address at 112 University Street.
Everett, Sept 2 Mayor Jones will not consider petitions to open saloons on Sundays. A circulated petition with many signers has been dropped and the issue likely will be sidetracked until the municipal election.
More than 2 000 delegates from 1 663 lodges spanning the United States arrive in Norfolk for a national gathering. The event supports a plan to create farm and manufactured label product distributing stations under union and organized farmer control, with Chicago cited as advancing the project.
Sunset Main 1304 theater bills a Protean vaudeville show starring Fitzgerald Ty son Yoenal and Tyson along with Thos Meegan and Co Yarrick the Mystifier Agees Champney and Elwell plus Pantagescope and other features.
A brief ad notes choicest meats poultry and fish available in the city at 604 Secondary, inviting customers to try.
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