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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1907
Page
5
A shop on Columbia Street reported a burglary after customers tried on clothes. The thief or thieves selected and stole two suits and several pairs of trousers while scattering garments on the floor. Detectives Adama and Corbett were assigned to the case.
Review notes a September performance at Clyde Firehouse Theatre featuring Hilliard Helen and a cast delivering strong stage presence. Audience reactions described as positive with emphasis on children and entertainment value.
Hoggatt states in Seattle that there is no agitation for government reform in the north and that the main change would solidify the new system, indicating a cautious stance on seaward reform and regional governance.
A man died yesterday in Merkia after an accident while socializing with a friend. The injured man, age 0, had relatives in San and was a member of local clubs the Eagles and Owls. The case is being investigated by authorities.
A troubled note from the city’s Sunday service mentions the ongoing dry era and the reopening of saloons after a period of closure. The text references authorities and local events surrounding liquor restrictions and social tensions.
Friends of Dr and Mrs Myron W Haynes hosted a surprise party last night at their home. The event included a painted Mount Ratner offering as a centerpiece and celebration by local guests.
Labor Day in Everett drew hundreds of visitors despite intermittent rain. The fair grounds hosted speeches and many athletic events with a standout parade featuring about 2,000 men in fine attire.
Judge R. A. Gunnison of Alaska reached home last night aboard the steamer Northwestern after a northern voyage.
An exhibition of photographs taken by the Mountaineers during their recent Olympic outing will be shown at the public library on September 14 15 and 16 under the direction of Miss Mary Banka historian of the club. Copies of the pictures can be purchased during the display.
In Wheeling on September 3, inmates led by Abe Estep left the Wayne county poorhouse and marched to Cabell County to demand changes. They planned to move to Mason County and then seek a Ohio poorhouse, but Superintendent William McKendree kept them overnight. The strike followed new rules posted at the Wayne county institution.
A Seattle based Japanese association will urge Mr Kikujiritehu chief of the Japanese bureau of foreign commerce to retain Consul 8 at the Seattle consulate for another four year term. The State Medical association plans a Seattle meeting on September 10 and will remain in session for three days.
A German engineer Helnicke introduces a portable wireless telegraphy setup with transmitter and receiver in one small case weighing 19 kilograms. Three to five men can move and erect the system, including batteries and a 90 foot pole, in minutes. Range for four stations is about 25 miles and the unit costs about $1,500.
Four armed hoboes roped Hartford City saloonkeepers and businessmen in a planned series of holdups on the south side, terrorizing scores of victims as they moved through the area.
A gang led by Kenoh used an umbrella and gear to rob a wholesale outlet and several liquor houses, then targeted clothing stores. They armed themselves, demanded valuables, ate a meal at a restaurant, and fled before police halted the chase, capturing the group in a barn. They had disposed of their plunder.
In St. Louis a man sought to measure interest in a lecture on Rome by Charlea A. Payne at the Plasa Chautauqua auditorium. Darkened room, 28 people not caring about Rome yet visibly focused on each other. Lights return and a great stir erupts in the back seats.
In Manhattan Head near Santa Monicas a deputy coroner twice reached the scene of a dead man only to find the corpse missing each time. Meanwhile Rev. John Hewitt, a retired Episcopal clergyman, attempted suicide by razor and was found in grave condition, prompting a coroner’s summons.
The Academy of the Holy Angels, a new school at Ballard, will be opened next Thursday. The ceremony marks a milestone for the community and expands local education options.
In Olympia the attorney general’s opinion states state license laws apply to the sale of boats and vessels engaged in interstate commerce. A stamp fee may be collected from every vessel entering Washington waters. The Pacific Coast Steamship Company threatens to challenge the measure if a decision is upheld.
Mrs. Johanna Harper Brown, aged 105, celebrated with a reception in Worcester on September 3. More than 100 descendants from five generations attended. born in Montreal she moved to Worcester forty four years ago with her husband by prairie schooner and on horseback. She credits her longevity to avoiding typical frivolities.
Wim Martins, once paralyzed after a five foot fall at Eagle flour mills, regained movement when nerve connections remained and a planned operation was halted. He can now walk, after doctors faced slim chances years of recovery.
Contest invites entries counting letters from a square to spell cities or towns. Players must list unique town names, arrange by state, include full addresses, and avoid duplicates. Prizes total over $14 000 with final judges from three major daily papers.
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