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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
3
The report describes an upcoming circus event featuring trained performances and a large management team. It notes young performers from Minnesota and Wisconsin joining the show in Seattle for the annual session, with technical gear and promotional patter highlighted as part of the act.
The Seattle pure food show and industrial exposition opened last night under the Central Labor Council with decorated booths, orchestral music, and vigorous crowd activity. It runs daily through September 21, featuring local merchants, sample foods, and a country store whose receipts go to the labor council.
The warrant against former Governor Taylor for the Goebel murder is suspended at the district attorney's request to allow Taylor to be brought from Indiana for testimony in the Powers case. Indicted in 1900 for complicity, he has lived in Indiana where extradition papers were refused.
Mare Island navy yard faces a critical period due to skilled labor shortages and mechanic discontent over the new piece work system. Labor scarcity forces suspension of several vehicles and operations as authorities struggle to maintain production. Thayer Brothers Fail is reported in New York with officials declining comment.
A proposal to establish a municipal workingman hall in Seattle to aid unemployed laborers. Advocates say the center would provide a reading room, sleeping accommodations, and moral uplift, modeled after Spokane and Los Angeles facilities, and would be funded and regulated by the city. The suggested site is near Yester way between Third and Western avenues.
Robert Hawse former third officer of the Columbia speaks after appealing the censure by John Birmingham supervising inspector in San Francisco He asserts he did all possible and has sent his account to the supervising inspector general in Washington for review
In Stockh LM on Sept 11 the Swedish soprano Christine Nillaon Countess Mirand a lies seriously ill with heart disease. She is aged about sixty four and fears she may not recover. Nillaon, born 1843, debuted in Stockholm in 1860 and first toured America in 1870.
Two Texas missionaries, Miss Allee Nevill and Miss Laura Brown of San Antonio, gain attention in New York as they promote Texas Five Million goals. Their public appeal and Texas pride spark press interest as they tour citing 6,000,000 by 1910 and displaying Texas flags.
Captain C. B. Bergman, a renowned sailor on sound and lake waters, fell from an insecure foothold at the Leach Park coal bunkers of the Pacific Coast Co. He struck a scow, fractured his skull, and died after failed treatment. He left a wife and five children at their Twenty third Street home.
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