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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1907
Page
7
Sinn Fein proposes home rule by Irish parliament
The Sinn Fein movement calls for an independent Irish parliament in Dublin governed by moral mandates and nonsectarian education. It envisions Ireland steering its own industries, technical education, a national university, and a consular service to boost trade while boycotting British goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Dublin
Aindrias
Aiery
Payne
Wat & General Scientific
Split
England
House of Commons
Hoarse of Commons
Freddie on the Simple Life by Freddie Henry The Office Boy
A humorous piece contrasting country life with city work. The author favors rural simplicity mentioning cows hens fishing and quieter mornings while editors crave country respite from newsroom noise and rigid schedules.
Pacific Coast Steamship Denies Executive Shuffle
Officials of the Pacific Coast Steamship company denied that J E Pharo from Alaska Coast Co will succeed W E B Pearce as general manager. The company gave no replacement names, but with President J Ford due in Seattle aboard the Governor, Pearce’s successor is expected to accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
J. E. Pharo
Alaska Coast Co
W. E B. Pearce
Pacific Coast Co
Pearce
J. ©. Ford
Seattle
Sulzer entertains Alaska club with talk on Northland issues
Wm Sulser entertained the Alaska club at Breception with a talk titled a Merry of the Northland. The director noted sentiment in the Tanana and Se districts but warned not to ignore other regions. He urged maintaining contact with the North as much as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sulser
Alaska
Mery
Northland
Se Vato
Tanana
North
Timber barons battle taxes in Cowlitz County land case
The lawsuit targets land taxes on about 900000 acres in Cowlitz County. Attorney Bh L Hubwre Canty leads the investigation into county methods and the Weyerhauser family is named among parties. Tax actions and county procedures are under scrutiny as the dispute unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bh. L. Hub Wre Canty
Cowlitz
Weyerhausers
First County Teachers Institute Set for Georgetown
The inaugural county teachers institute under the new law will be held in Georgetown the week of October 7. Sessions will cover four sections: primary rural grammar and high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Convict Wendt Escapes Then Is Recaptured
Herman Wendt, a convict on MecNelia Island, escaped for a third time yesterday afternoon but was recaptured three hours later by guards without resistance. The warden suspects mental unsoundness after two prior escapes lasting several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Herman Wendt
MecNelia Island
Wendt
Halligan
Much Brass for Cops
The finance committee ordered fourteen gross of brass buttons for the police department after a lengthy discussion on arithmetic and economy. It was shown the 14 gross would supply each officer with about ten buttons. Councilman Murphy suggested referring the matter to the chairman to explore potential savings from a carload purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Murphy
Judge Rules Immigration Exclusion Order Illegal
Judge C K Wolverton rules that the exclusion order by the commissioner general of immigration lacks lawful authority in the case of Captain Maurice Henett of the French bark St Louis. Henett was charged with allowing two Japanese nationals to enter the United States in violation of immigration orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
C. KE. Wolverton
General of Immigration
Maurice Henett
St. Louis
United States
Ward Republican Club Meeting Held at Old Council Chamber
Emery, president of the Ward Republican Club, announced a meeting for next Tuesday in the old council chamber. City officials and residents were urged to attend as the session marks the opening of the present city campaign season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Republican Elub
Evangelists Draw Large Crowds At Union Street Tabernacle
Evangelist H C Hart and A B McGann continue to draw big audiences at revival meetings held in the Methodist Tabernacle on Union and Fourth Avenue. The tabernacle is crowded nightly as spirited sermons convert many attendees.
Henry M Flagler Suffering Nervous Breakdown
New York September 28 Henry M Flagler vice president of the Standard Oil Company is seriously ill at Breton Woods New Hampshire suffering from a nervous breakdown. Every effort is being made to shield him from business worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry M. Flagler
Standard of Co
la Seriouary
Breton Woods
N. H
Steamships Sail Norse Routes With Mixed Cargo and Delays
Steamship Ohio sails for Nome on the last northbound trip of the season with a small passenger list and a fair freight. Steamship City of Seattle arrives from Skagway and other ports with a large cargo and full passenger list. Steamship Seward, delayed after colliding with the schooner Santa Ana, will sail tonight for Katalla with freight and explosives. Steamship Yucatan is set to sail tonight for Valdez and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steamship
Ohio
Nome
Steamship City of
Seattle
Skagway
Way Ports
Seward
Santa Ana
Katalla
Rutley Woday Event Held at Cortes
A community gathering at Cortes featured a Rutley Woday held by local organizers. Tomas led the proceedings amid a small crowd and upbeat community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sete Univeratty
Mer
Cortes
Tomas
Neo Dattlesh
Daily reports to disclose all poultry business details
The Poultry Producers union starts a daily report system effective immediately to publish all business details. Stockholders will see daily allocations and each shipper will receive daily market condition updates. Indicted for manslaughter in Raleigh on September 28, an engineer, conductor and other trainmen face charges for a head on collision July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Producers’ Union
Raliegh
N. C
Water and light payments moved to Trustee Building offices
Treasurer Russell announced that starting Monday morning all water and light department collections will be accepted at the new offices in the Trustee Building facing Prefontaine Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Water and Light
Trustee Building
Prefontaine Place
Dolphin 18 o’clock arrives in Seattle from Skagway
The Dolphin of the Alaska Steamship Co arrives in Seattle from Skagway with a cargo of fish and an unusual passenger load. The ship details reflect a sizable shipment and notable activity on the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brecamehip Dolphin
Alaska Steamship Company
Seattle
Skagway
Robbers Sentenced to 5 to 20 Years in Walla Walla
John Hackett and Patrick Murphy were sentenced at Walla Walla to five to twenty years for a robbery committed in North Bend last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hackett
Patrick Murphy
Walla Walla
North Bend
Manchester firm to build city garbage destructor
Wm Mortimer of Manchester Pingland to supervise the metal erection of machinery for a municipal garbage destructor. The steamer Titan of the China Mutual line is due next week with England made parts. Mortimer will stay a month to six weeks after operation begins to ensure the plant fulfills its mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer
Manchester
Pingland
Drum Row
Seattle
Thin Torning
Titan
China Mutual Line
England
Arnt Reed Suit Transferred to United States Court
Miss Maud Arnt who was tried for robbery and vindicated by Judge Carroll must proceed with three suits against W. W. Reed in the United States court. Reed's attorneys asked for a change of venue claiming Reed is a nonresident. Judge Tallman granted the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Arnt
W. W. Reed
Carroll
United States
Reed
Tallman
Fall Hat Styles Stir the Fashionable Crowd
Dorothy Dale discusses fall hat fashions as milliners tout stylish, emotional hats. Prices shock readers with ostrich plumes and taffeta ribbons, costing hundreds, reflecting a trend toward conformity over individuality among women in glossy society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buly
City Finance Committee Advances Estimates For City Projects
The finance committee approved the city engineer and other departments estimates totaling 2,728,424.90 with additions including a garbage destructor 66,450 and asphalt plant and wagons 69,000. A civil service headquarters building 30,000 and salary increases for legal and health staff were authorized. The health officer salary rose to 200 a month and chief inspector to 100. Miss Fox will join the high school English faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Corporation Counsel
Board of Health
Civil Service
Yosterway
Miss Clara Fox Resigns as Spokane High School Instructor
Miss Clara D. Fox of Seattle has resigned her position as instructor in Spokane High School and returned to Seattle where she...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara D. Fox
Seattle
Spokane
Office Closes Next Tuesday for County Repairs
The county treasurer's office will be closed next Tuesday due to necessary repairs, delaying routine services and prompting residents to return on another business day.
Frank Sutson Sentenced for Larceny in Morris Court
Frank Sutson pleaded guilty to larceny in Judge Morris's court and received a 60 day sentence in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sutson
Judge Morris
Mother seeks death confirmation for missing son in insurance claim
Mrs. Maria Clark of Brooklyn asks the Department of Vital Statistics for information about her son Frank Clark, last heard from ten years ago in Washington. She has paid on his life policy for 23 years and asks if any East Coast stranger named Frank Clark has died or resides in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Vital Statistics
Board of Health
Clark
State of
Washington
Frank Clark
Mike Thomas Named New Cotton King in Wall Street Tale
Seattle Star reports a Texas-born broker Michael Thomas, who prefers Mike, has soared from newsboy to Wall Street cotton king. He built a fortune by July arrival, joining M. H Thomas & Co before Texas broker rules changed, now worth over a million with plans for further raids. He reads Greek, preaches, plays poker, and claims vast bullish influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star
New York
Michael Thomas
Michael
Wallat
Mike
New York Cotton Exchange
Texas
Thomas
Ander
M. H Thomas & Co
Wall St
Teller
Grover Cleveland
Blind orator J. B. Osborne to lecture on city jail
J B Osborne the blind socialist candidate for Georgia governor was arrested for street speaking in 37 cities, spending 64 days in jail with no fines. He cites Seattle as harsher than southern jails and will lecture at the Labor Temple on the jail he has known, describing Beattie’s jail as a blot on the city’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Osborne
Georgia
Hoke Smith
United States
Savannah
Atlanta
J. Louis
Chicago
Denver
Colo
Los Angeles
Cal
Oakland
Seattle
Wash
Osborne
South
Labor Temple
Coliseum Debuts As Premier West Coast Theater
The Coliseum theater opens with 2,700 seats and the largest stage in the city as nine local newspaper men tour the new vaudeville house hosted by Mesara Sullivan and Considine. Guests included Ed find Kelsey and Joseph Blethen among others. the event featured fine refreshments and lavish decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum
Mesara
Sullivan
Considine
Chicago
Seattle
Messrs
John Donaldine
Thomas J. Considine
J. J. Bly
D. G. Inverarity
J. J. Donnellan
Edwin Kelsey
K. C. Neaton
Frank Goss
Jay Thomas
Joseph Blethen
J. D. Druckhart
Oscar Thompson
Gill
J. W. Sayre
New Rural Free Delivery Route Approved for Sedro-Woolley
Sedro-Woolley residents gain an eastward extension to Lyman for rural free delivery. Government inspector J. P. Fogarty and Howard Seabury reviewed the proposed route and approved plans, noting the path along Hamilton road to Child's Spur then State Street to Brown road and back via the cemetery road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedro- Woolley
Lyman
J. P. Fogarty
Seattle
Howard Seabury
Hamilton Road
Child's Spur
State Street
Brown Road
Sedro-Woolley
Hunter Adelbert Jackson Dies After Self Inflicted Shot
Adelbert Jackson, 20, of 918 North St, shot himself while landing a boat during a hunting trip near Hood's canal in Hainesville Kitsap county. The shot pierced his lungs and he bled to death. A $1 hunter license receipt for Albert Jackson Mallard was found in his pocket. The father and brother departed for Hainesville after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert Jackson
North St
Hainesville
Kitsap County
Jackson
Hood's Canal
Jefferson County
Albert Jackson
Mallard
Point No Point
Ballard
Wreck Victim Improving in Washington
WENATCHEE Sept. Mrs B Hub of Portland and other victims of the G N wreck near here a week ago are slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Sept
Portland
G. N
Japanese schooner crew freed after fines paid
The crew of the Japanese sealing schooner Nitto was released at Valdez Alaska on September 28 after their fines were paid in full by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdez
Alaska
Births Registered Today in Seattle Area
Birth announcements list many families including Janson, Hansen, Choale, Padvano, Wright, Holm, Lundfiad, Teller, Quinlan, Denison, Byrne, Hammond, Thosat, Buxel, Bratland, Swanson, Spell, Berg with Sept 14 to Sept 26 delivery dates. Several addresses shown across Ballard Queen Anne West Seattle South Park and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janson
FR. Janson
Hansen
H. V. Hansen
Ballard
Choale
C. H. Choale
Hillman
Padvano
T. Padvano
Wright
L. R. Wright
Holm—Teo
L. O. Holm
Lundfiad
C. F. Lundfiad
Teller
Manchard St
Quinlan
J. Quinlan
West Seattle
Denison
J. M. Denison
Queen Anne
Byrne
T. J. Byrne
North
Hammond
F. C. Hammond
Thosat
P. Thosat
Weller
Buxel
BE. J. Buxel
South Park
Bratland
P. Bratland
Thilshole
Swanson
C. Swanson
Spell
L. D. Spell
Burke
Berg
F. Berg
South
Deaths Registered Today Include Several Infants
Deaths were registered for Olmstead-Infant on Sept 25 at Sum Somerset Place, Olson-Infant on Sept 27 at 3001 Sixtieth Ave West, and N. Linton on Sept 23 at 109 Fifteenth Ave North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmstead
Summerset Place
Olson—Inofant
West
Linton
N. Linton
North
Monuments Art Marble Company Ad Location
Readable line indicates a business listing for Monuments Art Marble at 2011 Second Ave three doors north of Virginia St with two phone numbers ending in 1738.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Marble Company
Second Av
Virginia St
Whale Puget Returns to Puget Sound Bay
Puget the pet whale of Capt John Reddy Ketching Hughes reappears in the bay near West Point and Luna Park around eight in the morning. Fishermen report sighting as Hughes and his crew pursue the animal toward Blakeley, continuing the captain's concern after its disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget
John Reddy
Hughes
Baflard
West Point
Luna Park
Blakeley
Captain Hughes
Embezzlement and Medical Practice Cases Dismissed
Judge Morris dismissed the cases against M. B. Miller charged with embezzlement and Emily Kehlman charged with practicing medicine without a license at the request of Prosecuting Attorney Mackintohn. A socialist party meeting is set for tomorrow at 2000 Seconday with the topic The Socialist Movement in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Miller
Emily Kehlman
Morris
Mackintohn
Socialist Party
Socialist Movement In
America
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the Venile
Ares
Sofland
NEW Party
FEIN
Reland
Brion
Sinn Fein National Council
Tuitie Star
Freddie
Freddie Henry
Star
Sulzer
ATR Timber Barons
Teachers’ Institute
United Press
Stone Meat Market
Neue Ae Young Hoodlums
Waa
Socialist Meeetina
Epublican Club Meeting
Yucatan
Porta
Conwell
Dolphin
Dorothy Dale
Miss Fox
Son
Mra
Maria Clark
Thirteenth St
Brooklyn
Mike Thomas
NEW Cotton King
WALL
S&t
York
David Harum
James D Hoge
G Solner
Ford
Schmita
JD Lewman
Brian Rosenberg
Stewart
Union Savings & Trust Co
Cor
Second Avenue
Cherry &J
Hoge Bidg
Seattle, Wash
Alaska Banking and Safe Deposit Ce
Eastern Outfitting Co
FRUIT
Grand View
Northern Pacific Railway
Yakima County
Washington Irrigation Company
Scheverman Ridg
Albert Hansen
Third Ave
Third
Washington St
International
BOND @ REALTY CO
American Bank Building
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