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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1907
Page
7
The readable text fragments mention a person and a monetary figure but do not form a coherent event or outcome. No verifiable entities, dates, or places supply a complete news item for a structured summary.
Sept 4 in Don Captain Syce Lipton, skipper of Navaboose, faced a smuggling charge after customs found tubarco cigars spiritry aboard the yacht. Crew testified Lipton believed Ostend was his port of call and blamed the crew for the contraband. The court fined Lipton 500 dollars and delayed judgment on other officers. the German government sought fairness and Britain spared further action.
A garbled extract hints at embroidered hats featuring white lines and decorative elements. The piece mentions a summer season, fashion tips for teens, and a hat style named Peet with a wire frame and black veil details.
At a Seattle Humane Society meeting, planners authorized erecting ten to fifteen drinking fountains in various city locations during the coming winter. R. F. Clark leads the project, and the group expects to raise sufficient funds. In other news, the Oregon and Washington Railroad Co condemnation suits, filed last June, will continue this month in U S district court.
The United States cable office arrives in Tacoma as Capt. D. F. P. Teeter retires after 42 years at sea and Capt. Francis Tuttle retires after 36 years. The Pacific Coast Steamship Company appoints Albert N. Floyd as notary public while Jeanie purser C. A. McGregor plans retirement to enter Southwestern Alaska business. The steamship Buckman brings in cargo and passengers amid rat tunnel concerns for vessels.
A bull dog and a fox terrier fought inside the Kate Sheimer Brow store watched by about 200 people through large plate glass. The terrier was killed and the bull dog severely wounded, both dogs bleeding on the floor after a brutal, extended fight.
The railway network in the Orange River Colony and the Transvaal has doubled since 1898 and now exceeds 2,500 miles. This growth reflects expanding transport links in South Africa's interior.
Washington reports the Seventh Cavalry has a third Lee of Virginia with the engagement of Miss Virginia Lee, daughter of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, to Lieut. John C. Montgomery. Her sister is married to another officer and her brother, Lieut. G. M., is with the regiment.
A list of names mentions Seattle individuals and others with ages, including Martina Helvidere of Millbrook Ontario, Oscar A. Alford and Eva A. Kent of Seattle, Allen M. Cheshire 28 and Mabel K. Plelding 23 of Seattle, and Paul Overman 49 with Eliza Seally 40 in Seattle.
The notice records several birth registrations with the mothers and addresses. Teseman To Nes, Iwami To, Lipscomb To, Mattusir To, Nelson To, Mably To, Gardner To are named with addresses and birth dates mainly in late August and early September, noting sons and daughters.
Deaths registered today include A Poupard aged 44 at Providence hospital and C Wright aged 65 also on September 2. Other entries list infants and older adults with dates and locations such as Maynarday Ketabrook Plats York station Dearborn and Twenty seventh avenue.
A garbled notice lists multiple couples with names ages and locations across Seattle Beattie Vancouver North Bend and other places. It mixes ages legal statuses and stray phrases like have you a tevkats in your house and a furniture shop address at University Avenue.
Politician Mrs Mackay promoted a ticket for the aboral commission era, with two candidates winning by a large majority. About 180 women voters participated in the election, and the entire board has not been sympathetic to her. The results show a decisive win for her slate.
The feature of the new theater at Luna Park includes a Spanish American program and a Horay band during Saturday and Sunday concerts. Moving pictures at the Oliver are a Vaudeville feature drawing audiences to the theater this week.
The Family Theater and Museo will open this Saturday at the new Pike at a vaudeville house location. The announcement notes an opening date and the venue name but details are sparse.
Gov. Robt. B. Glenn of North Carolina arrives in New York to observe the Southern Railway probe. He has publicly challenged federal courts and threatened to mobilize state militia to enforce state rate-law orders, presenting a dramatic fighting-face portrait for the newspaper.
On Wednesday the market saw separation of ranchers and hucksters with three latters keeping a low profile. Hucksters posted signs and vowed to quit, while prices fell for chickens and wagons and rose for tomatoes and sweet potatoes. Potatoes stayed steady though plentiful and salmon trout rose to about 12½ cents per pound. See G HH Woodhouse Co 112 University St for furnaces. GUNS FOR RENT Piper Taft 1024 26 Becond av.
The article reviews three hat models for fall and winter, highlighting high price figures and the surge of fur and feather adornments. It notes fur trimmed hats as the season’s core style and stresses matching hats with coats or suits amidst rising luxury.
Prices for produce include live chickens at 60 cents each and various vegetables per pound or dozen. A separate item highlights a Pioneer Piano House clearance with deep discounts on pianos and pianolas,promising large savings and warranties, as staff anticipate reopening in a new building.
The line extols small coins as the seed of wealth. It urges placing one or two coins to work weekly to grow funds, emphasizing steady, small investments.
The Grand presents Lewis James in a matinee of The Merry Wives of Windsor this afternoon and a repeat performance tonight. Tomorrow features A Comedy of Errors. Other venues show Salomy Jane and Chic Perkina in The Little Prospector this week, with Laurette Taylor at Third Avenue in Hazel Kirke and Puck Judge and the Lady at the Lyric.
Lois Feart performs a set of classic songs at the Odeon earning applause from patrons. The brief feature notes her vocal style and the venue ambiance.
Population in the prairie provinces of Canada grows from 466,009 five years ago to about a million today. The surge marks significant demographic change across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba as urban and rural areas see shifting densities.
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