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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1907
Page
7
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The text is garbled and unreadable, offering no clear person, organization, place, date, or event to summarize into a coherent news item. No verifiable facts are present to form a legitimate T S pair.
Seattle Star reports Jos. Raward Britt plans to reclaim the world light heavyweight title by defeating Joe Gans in September. Britt describes enhanced stamina, training, and confidence after beating Battling Nelson, asserting he will win decisively and claim the crown.
A wounded man named Derdaris, described as a Greek, was hospitalized after a gun misfire during a visit to a location in which firearms were present. A friend accompanying him was shot as the weapon discharged by accident, injuring the leg rather than a vital area. The event details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Union members in Chicago demand an eight hour workday with longer vacations and improved health benefits. The drive aims to raise attendance, reduce fatigue, and boost efficiency, with a reported 18 percent increase in membership and ongoing talks at the Hotel Lorraine.
Fragmentary note mentions September 3 and the Order of St. John with attendance at a meet and a general gathering. Key details and locations are missing, making precise reconstruction impossible.
A fragment notes an event involving Colores, ByrHian Knights, and a navy yard visit dated September 3, signaling a state departure or inspection. Details are sparse and names partially garbled.
The fourteenth biennial sea sion of the supreme lodge of the Colored Knights of Pythian was called to order this morning with foreign countries present.
Delegates from courts east of the Rockies to Florida gather for the ninth biennial convention of the Ancient Order of Foresters, representing more than 1 009 000 members.
Fire Marshal Kel logs for August record 15 fires. Leases totaled 173416 with insurance 170400. Notable incidents include Seattle Car Man factoring Co plant at 66000 and Linke hotel at 56175.
After the whistle at Meran ship yards on Saturday night the joiners presented retiring foreman George Dornberger with a handsome umbrella. Assistant Foreman KR Devicon gave the presentation speech as Dornberger announced his resignation to take a responsible post with a leading local manufacturing concern.
Last night Pilgrim Congregational church members hosted a reception for the pastor Rev. Edward Lincoln Smith and Mia Sovith who returned from Palestine. Rev. Sidney Strong, in charge during the pastor's absence, attended the event.
London reports the rise of Zona Dare, once a Brussels schoolgirl, to a first magnitude star on the professional English stage. In under two years she transformed from amateur theatricals to leading roles, creating a sensation as the English stage’s newest star.
A reflective note on how fine tea tempts consumption quietly. It suggests that the subtlety of flavor can charm both men and women without immediate suspicion, highlighting tea’s refined appeal.
Washington ranch eggs rose to 34 cents per dozen while Oregon eggs gained to 29 cents. Prices for fruit and vegetables firmed, peaches in season for preservation with overall market brisk. May and feedstuffs rose a few dollars per ton. numerous agricultural items and regional price quotes appear in a long, error-ridden market listing.
A fragmented list shows various feed items including hay, alfalfa, wheat hay, cracked corn, and chopped feed with per ton or per unit prices. Several items reference months and specific prices, though many terms are garbled. The record notes general commodity entries without a cohesive narrative.
Opening of the public market shows steady buying despite few customers. Cabbage radishes onions abundant while potatoes are scarce at 18 pounds for 26 cents. Cauliflower rises to 6 to 8 cents per head with varied prices for other produce and sea foods listed.
Birth notices list new additions to families including Barwn-To, Olive, and a son born Aug 31 to PF W Har ton. ulst-To, a son born Sept 1 to C F Plod quist. Cariion-To, a daughter born Sept 2 to C Cariion. Selma-To, a son born Sept 2 to J Selma. Morgan-To, a child to D Morgan born Sept 2. addresses and names appear with street details in the notice.
Mrs Van Dusen goes downtown to draw 209 for a seaside vacation on the Atlantic seaboard. She carries jewels including three diamond rings a diamond cuckpin and a diamond locket. After boarding a streetcar she discovers missing money and jewels. Police or local officials unnamed.
Everett Congregational church resolves to reverse local authorities on sewage measures. Hanley city officials tout a new $959000 plant capable of handling about 9 million gallons per day, claiming clear effluent will support fish indefinitely. Age statistics from New York City arrests are cited with figures like 23 years.
The widow of John Garthiley first officer of the Mackinaw who died from injuries in a street car crash last Thursday has been found in San Francisco. Steamship Bookase arrived from San Francisco with 127 passengers and 900 tons of freight. The contract to salve 29 545 cases of salmon from the John Currier wreck was awarded to the Leeianaw. Steamship Humboldt arrived from Alaska with 8 passengers 675 cans of salmon and 141000 dollars in treasure. Carrying laborers to Katala the Saratoga waited for the north last night. The Kaga Maru clears for the Orient today with passengers and freight. The Iroquois struggles to meet schedule as engines rest. The Transit arrives with 18000 tons of coal from Japan and sails into Portland after pilot error.
The morning move increased export flour by 10 cents per barrel to 3.90, up from 3.70. Millers say the rise was necessary due to yesterday’s wheat price surge and a corresponding jump in costs.
The ad touts hot air as the best sanitary heat and promotes installing furnaces in every home. Geo Woodhouse Co located at 112 University Street advertises their furnace installation service.
A crowded Star Theater afternoon show features Bing Yong Lee in Cavalleria rusticana and other classics with precise notes. The Lotte and Seattle venues present new vaudeville and western mining themed plays with actors such as H V Fitzgerald Louis James and Chic Perkins in rotating programs. The Lyric stages Puck Judge and the Lady with John Fielding and Mabel Cassidy leading the cast.
An advertisement on Third Avenue from Chicago Jewelry Co lists Hazel Kirke and the Jeweled Back Comics as popular items. It promotes the finest city selection with special prices this week at 1207 Second Ave.
The Taylor Company will present a weeklong showing at the Third Avenue theater. Details on dates and performance times were not provided in the fragment.
At the Odeon this week Lois Feurt Marie Anderson and Col. Paul Cutter perform high class mimicry. The bill includes moving pictures and a 30 attraction lineup at Luna Park with the Hungarian Mouzar band giving afternoon and evening concerts today.
A new bill of vaudeville acts opened yesterday at the Oliver and will run all week. An electric laboratory for teaching science has been established in Manila by Jesuit fathers. The five year course aims to advance practical education.
H. M. Herrin & Co bankers and brokers offer daily quotes on Gold Field and all Nevada stocks. They buy and sell all stocks and securities with margin and money advanced. Located at 610 First Ave.
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