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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
6
Fragmented notice lists various local ads and notices including office changes and services. It mentions a removal at corner Hth and Pike near Reome 210 and Fh and references offerings from contractors, rentals, and miscellaneous classifieds. The text is garbled but centers on relocation and local business notices in a Seattle area style.
Classified notices describe land parcels and rentals around Tacoma Washington. Offers include a 404-acre or near tract with easy terms and waterfront views, a Dew Pearl land sale with fractional cash and monthly balance, and several 4 to 6 room flats priced from 460 to 660 dollars. Properties are marketed by CHAS B ADAM and BON-ACCORD REALTY & LOAN CO with contact details.
A brief notice highlights a promising chance for investment or participation, inviting readers to learn more about terms, eligibility, and how to take part. It signals potential gains and outlines where to inquire for details and deadlines.
In Clay Ohio the Manhattan Oil Company facing antitrust charges in U S circuit court as a defendant in a fit alleged to operate to the detriment of the law. The matter centers on Manhattan Oil being part of a standard oil group. Meanwhile international shipping notes: Telosan arrives at Yokohama with flour and the Norse ship Thodeund chartered by Moore & Co to move lumber to Australia in spring.
A newly acquired steamboat named Vadao arrived at Victoria from Liverpool aboard Mab vessel lines. The How Cowlls Steamboat Company plans to use Vadao in the venture trade northward, strengthening their shipping capacity.
Portland passengers missed Portland day at the state fair due to a passenger car shortage on the Southern Pacific. The railway was jammed and unable to move over 2,000 travelers in two special trains largely made up of ancient cars. Officials admitted they had no cars and hindered the rush despite long advertising a special low rate to Salem.
Advertisement notes affordable Tacoma land plots with low monthly payments. The message mentions lots around a central area near a market, with terms like two dollars per week and options to mail a booklet or visit the office. Open evenings for inquiries.
A quarterly barber examination at the courthouse drew a rush to the janitors room as organizers collected $100 from entrants. Examiners, led by the buoy janitor known as John, took fees while the state retained any amount above the fee for the prize and inspection.
Fragmented notice describes lake view lots for sale near Fremont and Colman streets with price indications around 2,760 dollars. It mentions property features like fruit trees, proximity to a car, and a cottage for sewing services. Listings include references to Main 2121 and Oriental Bik, with unclear names and addresses.
United Press reports jury selection for Tirey L. Ford’s bribery trial over United Railroads trolley franchise began with ten jurors called. Nine were accepted and sworn while one was temporarily passed as court proceeded this morning in San Francisco.
Spokane stars report W N Avanton a section foreman on Northern has won a trip to Ireland for his 15 years of service at the Chiwau HQ. The record notes no wheel breaks on the vision during his tenure.
Philip Ima, labor agent of the Katai road company of Southeast Alaska, is in Astoria to recruit laborers. A office is open for applications until September 23, when a shipment of men and railroad material will be sent.
White Pass & Yukon route officials in Yukon were advised by Skagway that the Yukon river is holding fairly well and should be navigable until October 7. Perishables must arrive by September 29 to insure shipment to Dawson. Fleet of people?
J Meland a druggist at Thirday and Pike street was fined 50 dollars in police court for selling liquor without a license. Attorney George Revelle defended him, claiming Officer Jackson used Meland’s friendship to induce the sale and then arrested him.
The Jackson street project dominates this afternoon meeting as property owners contest paying an assessment for grading. They argue damages already awarded for property injury during the regrade bar further charges.
Charles G Burton, commander in chief of the G A R, served as revenue collector in Kansas and on the bench. A former member of the 8th or 5th Congress, Burton was born in Cleveland Ohio in 1846 and enlisted at age 16 in the Civil War. He studied law in Warren Ohio before moving to Missouri to advance his legal career.
Attorney Abrams for the defense contends the state proved an alibi for Dell by showing a handkerchief taken from Addie Roper’s mouth belonged to Harry Watts. He asserts the prosecution did not prove Dell’s involvement and that Watts and an unknown accomplice committed the crime. Prosecutor Peringer begins his reply as the case heads to the jury.
An alternative writ of mandate was filed to compel Seattle to remove obstructions on property owned by George T and J Aust Sewers. The court ordered removal in October 1904, but the city reportedly has disobeyed the order to date.
About 20 applicants remain on the waiting list for the chamber of commerce business men excursion strip as applications exceed available slots.
Frances B. Dabbige filed a petition for divorce from Augustus W. Rabbidge on the grounds of non support in a suit indicating marital breakdown and financial abandonment.
John Holman, described as an Avetican laborer, was arrested today by Officers Mayon and Landen and will face a charge of passing a forged check.
Wesley Tilford Standard Oil treasurer testified on his 1882 connection to the trust and noted dividends paid to trust cert holders during liquidations. Kellogg pressed to obtain the 1882 agreement outlining trustees and compensation, while Rockefeller’s role in a reorganized corporation was discussed.
New York, Sept 19. A vast crowd greeted the Lusitania as she docked after her first Atlantic crossing. The ship dazzled with flags, salutes from all bay steamers and cheers as she tied up. Officials say fog kept them from smashing records. the liner can far exceed present times if seas are favorable.
Jas F Wilson, injured in the car crash that killed A T Van de Vanter, is reported in a dying condition at the oral hospital late this [season]. He is so violent that he has been kept in a straight jacket to prevent harm.
Lincoln B. Hall, the oldest carrier in the Seattle post office and holder of the longest local carrier service, marked 19 years with the department. He began in April 1888, when the carrier system started, and has served across the city including the Arcade building. He lives at 2909 Past Alders t and has witnessed the evolution of Seattle's mail delivery since 1887.
New York dispatch reports Trommer 26 of a brewery linked to a wealthy man is a suspect in a death tied to his presumed fiancée. Investigators seek the woman’s name as relatives recall a broken engagement and the man's suicide.
Eva Dean faces a charge after taking $400 from Ben Wille and a preliminary hearing is set with Judge Gordon at noon. The defendant is held on a bond under $200.
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