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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
1
Ention te lay to de pening of xan Jones i be will
Incomplete and unclear OCR fragment mentions a person named Jones and a planned opening or event. No definite date, place, or organization is readable to confirm specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xan Jones
Price of a boat at sea noted as 190 dollars
A fragment states a boat priced at 190 dollars, with unclear surrounding context. The garbled text mentions January and a price, suggesting a pricing note or ad but provides no verifiable details or entities beyond the figure 190 dollars.
Carroll puts it up to attorney Mackintosh in death of Indian boy
Coroner Carroll says the decision to prosecute Paddy Sam who died after being crushed by streetcar trucks is up to Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh. The coroner notes the jury found fault with the companys actions but leaves the case to legal authorities for final handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy Sam
Seattle Electric Company
Ting
Mackintosh
Coroner Cattle Electric Company
Carroll
Jury verdict in Van de Vanter death case filed
Jury finds motor man Van de Vanter died on 14th day of 1907 in Firatay south of Pustet Sound after his car collided with a southbound street car. Chauffeur Bigelow remains bedbound. prosecutor Mackintosh pending receipt of witness evidence and coroner's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van VE
Firatay
Bigelow
Mackintosh
Mr. Mackintosh
Diver Dies After 112 Days With Neck Injury At Alki Point
Lawrence M. Lawrence aged 27 died at Pacific hospital after a fall while diving at Alki Point natatorium on May 2. He had lived 112 days with a broken neck and was paralyzed from the neck down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alki Point
Lawrence M. Lawrence
Pacific Hospital
WML asks Fowler to take two weeks vacation
The executive board of the Japanese league recalls Fowler from Bellingham after he collected about $60 to $65 for meeting bills. Gill says Fowler acted as treasurer without proper authorization and has spent much of his own money promoting the movement. Fowler is to return tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japalusian League
Bellingham
Ming
F&f
Gill
Lee
Mr. Gil
Ler
Fowler
League
Powler
Rail service in decline as trains run far behind schedule
Report from Sept 19 notes multiple trains late on Great Northern and Northern Pacific lines. N P No 5 due 8 pm is 8 hours 66 minutes late, No 3 due 2:30 pm four hours late, No 15 due 8 am one hour 35 minutes late, No 1 due 9:18 pm Sept 18 is 20 hours 46 minutes late, and G N No 3 due 7 am. Authorities fear a collision as delays magnify and morale sinks amid deteriorating service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
N. P. No
N. No. 1
G. N. No
Puffern
N. P
Great Northern
Davis Wins Straw Ballot in Fourteenth Ward Contest
N. W. Davis led the straw vote among four candidates for councilman in the Fourteenth ward. The event, held in room 221 of the Pioneer building under the Fourteenth Ward Municipal League, ended with Davis pledging to oppose additional saloons in the ward as league members pledged to unite to back him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Davis
Fourteenth Ward Municipal League
Davis
League
Star Paper Locates Two Long Missing Heirs
The Star reports two long missing individuals found and given fortunes from relatives. Mrs W G Cannon of Tacoma, heir to $20 000 from Joseph La Chapelle of Los Angeles, and Nicholas Flannagan of Pearl City Ti, heir to about $10 000 from his father. Miss Ade La Chappelle, previously untraced, identified in Tacoma after ten years away. Flannagan had once served in the local police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Mra
W. G. Cannon
North Thirty Sixth
Tacoma
Joseph la Chapelle
Los Angeles
Nicholas Pianeagan
Pearl City
Mise Adeaide la Chappelle
Barck
Miss Chapelle
Liv. Lon
Nicholas Flannagan
There is Money in Pies Claims A Pie Shop Dream
B G Chambers tossed a ten cent coin found in a pie at Drake's band room. He bought two more pies with the dime and failed to win a second prize. He muses about opening a pie shop with a guaranteed disinfected dime in every quarter section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Chambers
Drake
Chambers
University of Washington Football Tryouts Expanded
Coach Place and Captain Bagshaw announce open opportunities for all who attend football practice this year. Every available man will have a chance to play in at least one game, starting with a scrimmage against Fort Flagler's soldiers a week from Saturday. The schedule also lists Seattle High School Witworth College and the Nebraska sailors among practice opponents as candidates vie for varsity spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Bagshaw
Soldiers of
Fort Flagier
Seattle High School
Witworth College
Nebraska
Varelty
Big Moose Babcock Not Joining UW Football Squad
University of Washington football faces lineup gaps as star heavyweight Moose Babcock declines to attend practice and Paul Jarvis, a key guard, also opts out. Captain Bagshaw warns that players avoiding early practice may lose spots to those who stay committed as Coach Place selects the team. Daily workouts continue with around 40 hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Babcock
Bagshaw
Paul Jarvis
Place
The
Death sentences for 1905 rebellion leaders in Riga
Twenty two persons convicted before military tribunals for taking part in the 1905 rebellion were sentenced to death in Riga. Some of the condemned are women and several are boys under twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Riga
Russia
Two Gentry Brothers Circus Tickets Promised by Balloons
The Star announces a noon balloon event at its roof on Seventh Avenue between University and Union Street. Two reserved semi tickets for the Gentry Brothers circus will be attached to each balloon. Orders returned to The Star office win tickets. Balloons rise promptly at 12 16 and repeat on several days next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Seventh Avenue
University
Union Street
Gentry Brothers’ Circus
Beattie
Star Office
G N Train Ditching Near Wenatchee Causes Injuries and Damage
The Great Northern Oriental Limited derailed twenty miles east of Wenatchee Washington injuring a woman passenger. A fire followed the wreck destroying cars and 800 feet of track. Traffic halted until late. a relief train and wrecking crew were sent from Spokane. damages run to thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee, Wash
Great Northern Oriental Limited
Spokane & Wrecking
Boy Mauled by Malamutes in Nome Incident
In Nome Alaska on September 19 13 year old Philip Goodwin was chosen to handle malamute dogs owned by his father. He was on a route to Centre Creek to meet his father when the dogs attacked him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Nome
Alaska
Philip Goodwin
Centre Creek
Sir Conan Doyle Marries Jean Leckie in Quiet Ceremony
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes, wed Jean Leckie yesterday afternoon in Don, with a small group of relatives and friends present. He is 48, she 24, and the couple planned a modest life together after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Sir Conan
Sherlock Holmes
Jean Leckie
Sir Conan Ts
Bie
Call in Old Badges for Special Officers
Calef Wappenstein issued an order calling in all badges for special officers issued before the first of the month. The council passed an ordinance making it a misdemeanor to wear badges on uniforms resembling those of regular patrolmen. New badges have been secured to replace the old ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calef Wappenstein
Adams at Rathdrum meets murder suspect defense
Steve Adams arrived in Rathdrum Idaho to be confined in the county jail awaiting the October term murder trial. Clarence Darrow and Mrs Darrow accompanied him as C Moyer and attorney Edwin Melee joined the defense team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rath IM
Idaho
Steve Adams
Adams
Clarence Darrow
Beattie Clearing Totals Reported Across Cities
The figures show Beattie and Acoma with clearings today totaling $1,583,206 and $843,641 respectively, with Portland posting $1,144,080. Balances stand at $83,448 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Acoma
Portland
Fender debate and suit over streetcar fenders in Seattle
Frank Kt Bell sues the county for 10000 damages after his car careened over an embankment near Tukwilla due to a poor roadbed. Jacob Furth of Seattle Electric discusses adopting a better fender, while The Star advocates safer fenders and notes lowered fenders already appear on Seattle street cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kt. Bell
Tukwilla
Bell
Jacob Furth
Seattle Electric Company
Seattle
Furth
Eclipse Life Guard
Eclipse Car Fender Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Liverpool
Fender
Star Crusade
New Trick in Standard Oil Dissolution Case Emerges
In New York on September 19 authorities reveal that Standard Oil shows annual profits near 1 000 percent amid a broader probe. Attorneys present claims the firm operated across states with stock owned by diverse members to dodge anti trust rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Standard Oil Co
Kellogg
Standard 611
Woman Freed in Jewel Theft Case. Bond Cancelled
An Isle East? May East man is freed after the prosecuting attorney moves to dismiss the case. The suspect had been held on a $500 bond for diamonds and other valuables stolen from George Dodson’s jewelry store. She plans to return to Beattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
May Eastman
George Dodson
Seattle
Beattie
Glynn to Play With S A C
Spokane Sept 19 One of the greatest football players in the Northwest Ralph Glynn a former end and half back for the Spokane club will join the Seattle Athletic Club this year He will leave for Seattle Saturday evening and will likely be in the lineup against Spokane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Ralph Glynn
Northwest
Glynn
Seattle
Seattle Athletic Club
Paper bullet injures soldier at Port Spokane
During a sham battle near Fort Wright encampment at Port Spokane Private Filer of Company B was struck in the face by a paper bullet fired by a comrade. He was badly injured and may lose sight in one eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Old Port Spokane
Fort Wright
Mrs Potter Palmer Plans Seattle Visit And Investment
Chicago Sept 19 Mrs Potter Palmer departed for Oregon where she owns promising tracts of land and will return to Seattle to invest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Potter Palmer
Seattle
Chicago
Potter Palmer
Oregon
Frye and Bruhn sue Tony Kengyel over 1871.48 claim
Frye and Bruhn file a civil action against Tony Kengyel of Janggau Alaska seeking 1 871 48 alleged due since July meat BIN A bond of 4 000 is posted to protect Kengyel in the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye and
Bruhn
Tony Kengyel
Janggau
Alaska
Kengyel
Lewis Construction Wins Pipeline Permit on Connecticut Street
The Lewis Construction Co. received approval to operate a pipeline on Connecticut Street to carry salt water to the grading and regrading districts on Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Construction Co
Connecticut St
Jackson At
Sivamehip Dolphin Arrives From Skagway With Passengers and Cargo
The Sivamehip Dolphin arrived from Skagway and other ports at 6 o clock this morning. It carried a sizable number of passengers and a full cargo and made a fast trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivamehip Dolphin
Skagway
Way Ports
Schooner Blakeley Reaches Port Ludlow From Sa Francisco
The schooner Blakeley arrived at Port Ludlow today from Sa Francisco and will lead with lumber for the return voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakeley
Port Ludlow
Sa Francisco
Seattle Electric fenders sparks city inquiry into safety
The Seattle Electric Co fenders on streetcars face scrutiny as a city board plans a general investigation. Tests show cars at eight to twelve mph can be hazardous. critics argue Seattle grades and car design heighten risk. City Engineer Thomson says an investigator will be appointed and results announced after Saturday board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Electric Co
Ot Public Works
Thomson
Port Angeles Victoria Ferry Plans Move Forward
Arrangements will be made to establish a ferry link between Port Angeles and Victoria. A British craft is to be chartered and placed in tri weekly service to connect the two ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Angeles
Victoria
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W. Mc
WML
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BIG Moose
G. N
Sir Conan Doyle
Rathdrum
Bell Sues County
S. C
Eclipse
Star Special Service
S.A. C
Dolphin
Tans Company
Mr. Furth
Kansas City
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