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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1907
Page
6
Partial readable notice shows a removal action connected to William Roach and 106 Yesler Street with a claim of money owed. The text references real estate or t enant related proceedings and court or official intervention.
Prospect listed for a Chelios building in Youngstown with payments from 5 per month and a down payment of 24 cash, followed by 15 monthly. ad claims steady men can own a home on these terms. Includes car service and evening showings. contact Richmond Surnett Company for details at Main 1227.
A remarkable property auction promises near ideal terms with a choice residence in the city, listed at from Lee to $1,108, designed to attract keen bidders. The vendor emphasizes favorable conditions and careful examination by prospective buyers.
M. E. Smith 748 Pete Building phones 5008 Mein 1Pte.
In Tacoma Washington and nearby, multiple listings promote homes with down payments from a few hundred dollars and monthly rents or payments around 118 to 2760 dollars. Advertisements mention modern cottages, 4 room houses, and several acre tracts near Green Lake with calls to contact International Bond Realty and related agents for details.
Fragmented notice advertises choice level lots in Tacoma at low weekly rates. Promises easy terms and free information by mail, urging readers to visit the office or contact for details.
Estimates by several informed men predict Yentna district output around 100000 dollars this year, nearly double 1906. Susitna creeks show Valdera Creek at 46000 last year with signs of much higher yield. upper Susitna may reach 100000, while nearby creeks also report strong output. In a separate matter, Mary Agnes Hall sues Pacific Coast and Puget Sound for 36000 over her husband Frank W. Hall's death on Railroaday in January.
The British steamship Woolwich arrived from Victoria reporting a fight between Russian and Japanese passengers. A Slav clung to the rails to avoid being thrown overboard as officers dispersed the mob after tensions erupted over service order aboard the vessel. The ship had been delayed 20 days at Kobe due to emigration fraud investigations by Japanese soldiers.
By United Press San Francisco Sept 17 no progress toward completing the jury in Tirey Ford bribery case. A special venire was called but only about six talesmen appeared and they were excused for cause.
A garbled report questions the reliability of a proposed warning siren system. The piece mentions claims of it being a pose by unspecified parties and notes some rebuttal or doubt about the evidence.
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor issues an appeal to organized labor nationwide for contributions to support the telegraphers on strike. The message calls for donations to assist workers nationwide during the labor dispute.
Federal Judge Grosapup fixes bail for Blanchard Ol company at 4 million in appeal from Judge Sandia decision and 2 million for writ of superseders. Standard Ot Co of New Jersey named as surety in both appeals.
In Seward Alaska on September 1 reports claim Day's harbor and nearby tide pools on the Kenai peninsula have yielded sponges of fine texture and a coral reef. L A Peel and Joe Filandeau collected several sponges and noted previous finds in adjacent bays.
Portland rumors say Rev. Co L Tufte of the international reform bureau intends to invade California to push a Sunday rest law. The goal is to close all business houses saloons and theaters on Sundays. Horse racing and betting are also tied to the plan.
A blaze at Marsh & Rickman at 145 Bushet Street caused about $50,000 in property loss. Firemen arrived at 2:45 AM preventing spread to nearby offices as investigators consider a gasoline tank explosion in the saloon as the probable cause.
The Bark Harvester moved from its port to Eagle Harbor for cleaning and overhauling. The crew plans a full inspection and maintenance during the stop, with expected duration and any impacts on sailings to be announced.
Miss Edith Preston uses a talking phonograph to hear Gordon Graham declare love. The device reveals her feelings and lifts her mood as a chance morning meeting interrupts a private moment with the company president.
A San Francisco bank president recounts a Tucson banker at the Merchants' Association dinner who disagreed with the speakers' claim that Phoenix would rise from ashes, noting he never saw a major conflagration in Arizona. He asserts the remark was mistaken.
Miller jokes with a visiting professor who held the chair of metaphysics and logic at a New England university. He quips that metaphysics exists only if someone looks after it, even if it does not.
HH. M. Her rin & Co. offers to purchase Amalgamated Coal stocks at four cents. The firm lists 610 First Ave as its address for inquiries and bids.
University notices warn freshmen of an annual cane rush tradition. Sophomores post bold demands and threats to freshmen, promising a campus rampage and strict rules on dress and behavior.
The list records licenses issued to numerous couples including Jewwle A. D. Hraliter and Maudie Haker in Beattie, and other pairs from Beattie, Christopher, Seattle, and Des Moines. Births noted include Dugdale, Belew, Torwick, Lemagie, and Peterson followed by residence details and dates. Several deaths are registered with names and locations such as Ishikawa, Walsh, Seay, Williams, and Vernon, among others.
Feature highlights a Star Special on Alaska Central Rushing Work with mentions of Bervieg and related personnel around the time of the event. The item notes a focus on around nee and ons in the context of the project and its timeline.
Morris Thomas as administrator of the estate of Francis sues Deaconess Home alleging hospital expenses and care costs. The judge orders a verdict and directs actions regarding the estate funds and hospital charges. The matter references Judge Tullman and the Deaconess Home.
Portland lumber mill manager in the Willamette Valley seeks a court injunction against the new rate schedules for lumber shipments. The filing alleges the rate mistake disrupts traffic sheets and could invalidate existing orders.
Reporting from St Petersbulog dated Sept 17 the article notes Gen Stoessel who led Russian forces at Port Arthur faced court action over three cows claimed to have been used and sold during the siege. The piece also mentions indigo and a note on synthetic chemistry’s impact on Eastern industry.
Members of the change will meet at the hound at the Rataier cub row night. Every nifiect the intention of eat, and many out of will also be present. Sweaters shooting nay ing boots olleoats and bats 1111 First av.
2000 shares of American Canadian Oil offered at special price by H M Herrin & Co located at 610 First Ave.
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