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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1907
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to seeded items and a date like day and month, but details are unreadable. No clear event, organization, or location identifiable.
Japan expands naval strength with new battleships cruisers and destroyers under construction in British yards and at Yokosuka. Reports list tonnage gains 226000 plus, plus new army reserves and artillery, with Russia captured ships nearly ready for sea and Japan ready for potential war involvement.
A letter column depicts a lone woman narrating loneliness in Seattle after moving from the West. She describes failed attempts to mingle, a landlady’s admonitions, and a man’s flippant remark about money as she seeks warmth, romance, and a sense of community in a stark urban landscape.
The check swindler is back in operation. victims include C. Burke of Pikestown who cashed a $16.50 check claimed from William Sutherland of Sutherland Liquor, then another fake check tied to William E. Barclay surfaced with Joseph Goldie notifying police as the forger fled.
A reader in 1907 compliments editorials such as The Habit of Happiness and The Green Light and asks how the paper is permitted to publish unmolested. She praises courageous writers and cites articles including a policeman act piece as eye opening.
The Independent Order of Forest ers plan a state convention in Seattle at the Foresters hall 1923 First Ave on Thursday and Friday October 3 and 4 A public meeting will be at Egan's hall Arcade where Toronto singer will perform a musical program Thursday night
William Redmond a distributor for a weekly socialist paper was arrested last night on a littering charge. He allegedly left a large bundle of papers on the street with an invitation for the crowd to help themselves.
C H Whathey a Beattie Electric conductor was badly bruised after being squeezed between two cars while guiding his own vehicle into the barns at Fifth Ave and Priest. He was taken to Providence hospital where doctors said injuries were not serious.
The Supreme Court affirmed a life sentence under the habitual criminal act for Smith who was convicted of multiple burglaries. The sentences stem from repeated thefts of women’s wear and apparel items, with the superior court upholding the judgment.
A Maynard Avenue Improvement Club meeting at South School Tuesday will discuss the regrade of King and Weller streets between Maynard and Ratnier. Petitions for regrade will be presented for signatures as part of the petition drive.
Local Republican group holds a meeting in Bune to discuss housing and rental policies with emphasis on property availability and community concerns. | Conference notes include candidate outreach and upcoming local election planning.
A garbled report notes that the city cannot establish an arbitrary law governing hat purchases tied to B. W. Brooks & Co. at 1331 Secondary.
The Colorado society announces an event at their rooms in the Alaska building on Weane OENeyday Vleet with battleships at the naval yard.
The record notes an annual election of officers scheduled for the evening of October 2. It mentions baptism of two converts from Mo hatomedaniam at Zaria in Hausaland West Africa by Mishop Zugwell and describes their acceptance of Christian faith with significant personal sacrifice. A mention follows of Violet ray treatment and electric vibratory massage and Turkish steam bath near the Grand Opera House.
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