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30 Sep 1907
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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1907
Page
1
Star press for safer Seattle streetcar fender test in 1907
The Seattle Star urges Seattle Electric Company president Jacob Furth to test a proposed life saving fender on a streetcar. The editorial promises a Star supplied test with a volunteer to stand before a moving car and seeks a prompt company response for public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Furth
Fender
Seattle Electric Company
City
Seattle
Board of Public Works
Star
McKinley Monument Dedicated in Canton
United Press reports President Roosevelt dedicates the McKinley monument in Canton Ohio with ceremonies at 10 15 am. Tens of thousands attend as guards line the route to St. Paul School and tributes highlight McKinley’s character and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United Press
Ganton
Ohio
Bet
Tore
Roose
Maj. Trumbull Loeb
Canton
Les Garfield
Wi ‘Ab
Tama
Teddy
James S
Cleveland
The
Carriage Co
Fairbank
Riley
A. H
Austria
McKinley
Ld Goarimey
Toner T
Telegraphers Conference Seeks Early Settlement
President Small arrived in Washington and met with Samuel Gompers and Labor Commissioner Neill to discuss the strike. He argues the strike persists as major cities show companies hiring few strike breakers, forcing payments from New York for higher salaries to attract replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Small
Samuel Gompers
Neill
New York
Judge Griffin Schedules Court in July and October
The judge will hold court in July while others take vacation in July and August, then take October off where chanting is allowed and game like grouse and pheasants are plentiful. This arrangement follows extended vacation patterns and shifts court dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Boys Rob House For Fun of It In Youthful Larceny
Two boys aged 12 and 7 from 19th Avenue attempted burglary to satisfy daydreams of candy trees and peanut bushes. They took two watches a chain and some money from Andrew Anderson on 1772 10th Avenue. A note of a handprint led detectives to the case. one boy confessed and the pair were booked for juvenile court before Judge Frater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Wiklund
John Keppner
Andrew Anderson
Burglara
Sam Corbett
Ketchum
Mystery Closes In On Westlake and Republican Auto Crash
An unidentified man was struck by a southbound car at Westlake Boulevard and Republican Street on Saturday night September 14 around 8 o clock. Eyewitnesses said the victim died under the wheels and the car fled, later stopping a block away. police traced the car to Wayne driven by E Foster but details remain unclear as investigators seek the missing man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westlake Boulevard
Republican
F. B. Foraker
Green Lake
Bohall
UNON ISIN ROW OVER FUNDS
Friction among Shipwrights' Calriers and Joiner’s Union No. 2 leads to two resignations and an anti union push for No. 11. Wm Gordon, former treasurer, faces fraud charges for withholding $1,198 from the old union. A certificate of deposit for $1,138 remains disputed as to rightful ownership and a court case seeks a bank restraint until settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
No. 11
J. F B. Mitchell
No. 2
Union
National Bank of Commerce
Taft Sees Japan War Talk Stopped in Peace Drive
Secretary Taft and Viscount Teruchi met in Tokyo to discuss U S Japan relations and immigration questions with both sides seeking to restore mutual confidence. Taft called any talk of war criminal and outlined steps toward formal negotiations and continued dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Mikado
United Press
Tokio
Viscount Teruchi
United States
Japan
Teruchi
Hoth
Chamber of Commerce
United
Sweden to issue Cup Challenge to New York Yacht Club
In Stockholm the Swedish Yacht Club has sent a formal challenge to the New York Yacht Club for the America's Cup. The dispatch notes the challenge but provides few details about conditions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
London
Stockholm
Swedish Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Northwest Storm Warnings Prompt Heavy Rains and Winds
The weather bureau reports storms for the Northwest with heavy rains and strong winds. Southeast warnings cover the Oregon and Washington coast while winds shift from southeast to southwest later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etatua
Oregon
Washington
City Salary Roll Total Expenditure Topped Two Hundred Thousand
The comptroller's office shows September expenditures totaling 192 348.07 for the city. Items include library 320.78 park service 7593.49 lights 12353.94 water 17059.31 and general 91720.55. Payment is scheduled for the tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptroller
Alaska Volcano Believed On Sullivan Island Near Lynn Canal
Reported discovery of a new volcano on Sullivan's Island between Juneau and Skagway follows an earthquake in the north country. Smoke was seen from a peak as Seattle bound ships passed, but Captain O'Brien and Dolphin officers could not confirm a volcanic eruption, suspecting woods or distant fires instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan's Island
Lynn Canal
Juneau
Skagway
Seattle
Amoke
O'Brien
The
Dolphin
President Small Summoned Home to Ill Wife
Chicago September 30 President Small of the Telegraphers Union has been summoned from Washington to the bedside of his ailing wife. Authorities fear she may die before he reaches Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Small
The
Telegrapher's Union
Washington
New Pastor Takes Post in Seattle Unitarian Church
Boston dispatch reports Rev. J. H. Crocker of Roslindale Unitarian Church left yesterday for Seattle to serve as pastor of the First Unitarian Church there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Boston
J. H. Crocker
Roslindale Unitarian Church
First Unitarian Church
Mrs Thaw Returns From Europe Amid Rockefeller Aid Rumor
Mrs William Thaw arrived back in New York from Europe and declined to comment on her finances or the report that John D Rockefeller had offered to assist her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Thaw
Europe
John D. Rockefeller
Japanese Start a Small Riot on Second Avenue
A Japanese man started a riot on Second Avenue and Cherry Street, halting streetcars, injuring one man, and fighting Detective Clark. Police arrived as the assailant slept on the Bailey Building steps and resumed violence after waking, before being arrested and placed in the patrol wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Av
Cherry At
Clark
the Bailey
Murderer Confesses in Fiendish Chicago Slaying
Richard Walton, a colored man, confessed to murdering kindergarten teacher Mrs. Lillian W. Grant in Seattle. He said he entered the room to rob her, she screamed, he throttled her, then pressed his knees on her chest to crush her lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Richard Walton
Lillian W. Grant
Seattle
Walton
Springfield
Prisoner Killed in San Francisco Car Collision
A rear end crash between a patrol wagon and a Sutter Street car in San Francisco killed prisoner George Bordeaux, jailed for gambling, and injured others in the wagon. The impact halted traffic as investigators opened an inquiry into the fatal collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Sutter Street
George Bordeaux
Bank Clearings Reported for Seattle Tacoma Portland
Bank clearings and balances are listed for Seattle Tacoma and Portland. Seattle shows 1 420 075 48 in clearings with 141 428 10 balance Tacoma reports 1 018 390 00 clearings and 257 005 00 balance Portland lists 1 538 473 00 clearings and 182 446 00 balance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Receiver for Arcadia Cafe Appointed in Ballard
Judge Albertson appointed A. R. Moore as receiver of the Arcadia Cafe at Ballard on petition of creditors. In Bellingham the case of H. F. Walker, on trial for murdering his wife, ended with a not guilty verdict by reason of insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertson
A. R. Moore
Arcadia Cafe
Ballard
Bellingham
Wash
H. F. Walker
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