Keel Laying Celebrations Debate Rises in Seattle
The Chamber of Commerce committee votes against a city wide Fourth of July public celebration for the battleship Nebraska keel laying. A private ceremony is favored with opposition from the Western Central Labor union citing unfair labor practices by Moran Brothers. The plan calls for a private event at Moran Brothers shipyards on July 4 with civic cooperation to mark the keel laying.
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Rust
Western Central Labor Union
Beattie
Moran Brothers
Seattle
Benevolent Order of Elks No
Great Northern to Expand Smith Cove Docks and Warehouses
Hacal officials announce that this week work on enlarging and extending the Smith Cove docks and wharves will begin due to rapidly growing shipping. Preliminary plans show an expenditure around a million dollars, including warehouse expansions on the wharves.
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Hacal
Great Northern
Smith Cove
Arbor Day Proclaimed for City May First
Mayor Humes issued a proclamation declaring Thursday May 1 as Arbor Day in the city. Citizens and school children urged to plant trees and shrubs to beautify parks, school grounds, and residences with cooperation from improvement clubs and the public. Gov McBride declined a state Arbor Day, urging local observances instead.
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Times
600-000 Case Up The Goo Goo Eye Saloon Case
The Goo Goo Eye saloon case is before Justice Cain this afternoon. Defendants E Williams Mae Davin George Hildt and A T Fox are tried for alleged drugged liquor administration to H H Wilkins and J Sloane.
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Justice Cain
E. Williams
Mae Davin
George Hildt
A. T. Fox
H. H. Wilkins
J. Sloane
Woman Hospitalized After Streetcar Collision on Broadway
Mrs Nellie Wilson of 607 Seventh avenue was knocked from a James street car near Broadway. Mrs Maen fell in front of a westbound car and suffered severe bruises. she was taken to Seattle General Hospital for treatment.
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Nellie Wilson
James Street
Broadway
Maen
Seattle General Hospital
Arthur Walker
Oregon
Athlon
Providence Hospital
School Board Seeks Legal Answer on Bond Use
A special meeting of the school board submitted the legality of using $275,000 in bonds secured by a recent special election for purposes beyond those in the contract. Prosecuting Attorney Fulton had not yet issued a decision when contacted, though it is understood the board’s requested privileges may be lawfully allowable.
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Fulton
Improvement Clubs Meet to Discuss Projects
At a chamber of commerce gathering yesterday various improvement clubs reported progress. W Saunders announced an early June exhibition of Washington DC pictures in Seattle. President Shippen vowed two new park commissioners would be named soon. A committee on crematories was formed with D E B Keith Homer Hill and W Saunders.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. Baunders
Washington, D. C
Seattle
Shippen
Do. W. Saunders
Homer M. Hill
D. EB. Keith
King County Ker Association Special Meeting Set
President Orange Jacobs and Secretary John Arthur call a special meeting for tomorrow at 9 15 AM in Judge Griffin's courtroom. All lawyers are invited to discuss Congress pending action on adding a ninth circuit judge and the possible recommendation of Judge Hanford. Action announced by the Spokane Bar association last Friday.
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King County Ker Association
Orange Jacobs
John Arthur
Griffin
Congress
Hanford
Spokane Bar Association
Trench Collapse Injures Worker at Trinity Parish Site
John Serris was seriously injured in a cave-in during excavation for an extra basement at Trinity Parish church in Seattle. His left leg was broken and he was badly crushed, pulled from the earth and taken to Seattle General Hospital. He lives with his mother near Seventh Avenue South and King Street.
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Trinity Parish
Eighth Avenue
James Street
John Serris
Seattle General Hospital
Serres
Seventh Avenue South
King Street
Musicians Win License Rule Repeal At City Hall
Council repealed theater license regulations for saloon musicians and ordered future $10 month licenses not to be paid. The decision ends formal licensing costs for those performers.
Betting on Nome Steamer Race Draws Big Wagers
Bets flood in on which Nome bound steamship will beat rivals to Nome harbor. Jeanie favored by many despite delay, with Portland and Nome City as other contenders. High stakes noted in San Francisco and a public bet on Jeanie.
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Portana
Jeanie
Cait
Nome Harbor
Portland
Caine
Cue Clipper Line
Harry Goodall
San Francisco
Nome
Golden Gate
Requiem for Misa Addela Reardan at Immaculate Church
Mortality notes list solemn high mass for Misa Addela Reardan at 9 a m Wednesday at the Church of the Immaculate. Frances Cole infant daughter of Wm and Refugio Varela Cole died at 100 Jackson Street. burial at Calvary cemetery under Collins Sherman Foley Co. Bertha Minor 18 died at Vashon. funeral 2 pm tomorrow from family home. burial at Vashon cemetery. Mrs na E H Penney 64 died at 120 Third avenue west. body at Butterworth Sons and to be shipped to Plymouth Ia. for interment.
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Misa Addela Reardan
Church of the Immac— Eee Friends
Frances Cole
Refugio Varela Cole
Jackson Street
Collins, Sherman, Foley Co
Calvary Cemetery
Bertha Minor
F. Minor
Vashon
Na E. H. Penney
Third Avenue West
Butterworth & Sons
Plymouth
Joint Renton clubs plan meeting on clubhouse site
A joint session of the Renton Improvement Club and the Renton Hill Club is set for tomorrow evening at Frazier's Chapel at corner Eighteenth Avenue and Spring Street. The purpose is to discuss the proposed clubhouse and the donated site, with every Renton Hill taxpayer urged to attend.
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Renton Improvement Club
Renton Hill Club
Frazier’s Chapel
Eighteenth Avenue
Spring Street
Renton Hill
Prominent New York Tourists Stay At Rainier Grand Hotel
A party led by W Carey Taylor includes Mr and Mrs Delarlaine Brown Mr and Mrs W W D Jeffers and Miss Ada Brown visiting Seattle after wintering in California. The group plans several days in Seattle before moving east, praising the Sound country and Seattle’s progress.
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Mra
W. Carey Taylor
Delarlaine Brown
W. W. D. Jeffern
Ada Brown
Kainier Grand
California
Jeffers
National Paper Co
Brown
United States
Seattle
Sound
Trial trip of the Cutch and sale to bidders
The steamer Cutch at Roslyn coal bunkers will begin a Thursday morning trial trip from Arlington pier after a complete overhaul at Morans. On return the vessel will be tied at a city buoy and sold to the highest bidder by its owners.
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Roslyn
Arlington Pier
Morans
Woman's World Breakfast and Fashion Trends Preview
A Woman's World page outlines a full breakfast menu featuring cereal eggs toast coffee and fruit and a dinner with veal cutlets and cheese wafers. It also describes light fabrics fashions with a rose front jacket cream or blue silk vest a graduated flounce pleated skirt and basquine jacket offering details on machine pleating and a pointed back silhouette.
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Rahans
Iite
Visit to battleship yard and Pleasant Beach grounds
Boats leave Colman dock at 6 20 and 10 am 1 15 and 1 pm Reichert Bros piano dealer at 110 Union Dunlap announces real estate offerings in the Union block.
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Navy Yard
Pleasant Beach
Colman Dock
Death of J. L. Wright at 327 Eighth Avenue North
Mortality report states J. L. Wright, 70, died last evening of blood poisoning at his home 327 Eighth Avenue North. Body remains at Butterworth's.
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J. L. Wright
Eighth Avenue North
Butterworth's
Seattle Cricket Club to reenroll at Colling Hall tomorrow
The first meeting of the Seattle Cricket Club this year will be held in Colling Hall tomorrow night for reorganization. Prospects are bright for a strong season ahead.
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Seattle Cricket Club
Colling Hall
Smuggling Sloop Pursuit Near Gulf Islands
The revenue cutter Grant chased a sloop carrying twenty Chinese contrabandists from Victoria toward the Gulf Islands. The smugglers planned to land their cargo in the United States, but the Grant intercepted them as the pursuit began.
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Revenue
Grant
United States
Victoria
Gulf Islands
Pureult
Markets Report On Weet Street A Quiet Day
The markets on Weet street show quieter activity with fewer supplies. Butter falls two cents to 2. le, lettuce plentiful at 1.40 per case, a small strawberry shipment worth 3.0 arrives, and apples demand only for the choicest varieties.
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Weet Street
Jobbing Quotations for Produce and Provisions Listed
The snippet lists prices for fruits vegetables and meats including apples 1.98 per box, bananas 1.00, strawberries 2.50, potatoes 4.50 per cwt, cabbage 1.30 per cwt, celery 0.30 per dozen, tomatoes 2.00 per 1b, and various meats such as beef and mutton with per pound pricing, plus regional mentions Oregon California and Walla Walla.
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California
Crete
Oregon
Walla Wella
Geattle Piano Pot Clearance Slashes Prices Across Western Washington
Western Washington families rush to buy new and used organs during a grand clearance sale. Prices range from 20 to 404 with payments on easy terms, promising one third to one half off actual value. Delighted buyers visit the store daily as the sale attracts music lovers statewide.
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Geattle
Washington
Market Prices and Dairy Goods in Washington and New York
The notice lists varied agricultural prices per ton and per dozen for dairy products and poultry. It covers grains, oats, corn, butter, cheese, and specific regional items from Washington, New York, Wisconsin, and California, with daily price corrections and deck prices for producers in Seattle.
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Puget Sound
Washington
Eastern
New York
Wisconsin
Noquefort
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Inqide
Amburner
Vrick
Melle
California
Oregon
lAve
Geere
Jimide
Ferry Route to Port Orchard From Colman Dock
Boats depart Colman dock at 6 30 10 15 and 4 30 a m with trips to Port Orchard via the navy yard. Round trip fare listed by Fischer and Carpenter Realty.
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Navy Yard
Port Orchard
Colman Dock
Queen Wilhelmina Improves After Quiet Night
The Queen of the Netherlands Queen Wilhelmina shows improvement as hospital bulletin reports a quiet night and better symptoms. The bulletin notes she passed a quiet night and her condition is improving.
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Queen OF Holland
HET
Wilhelmina
Bon Marche Nordhofe Wednesday Specials
A long list of Wednesday specials at Bon Marche Nordhofe Co includes lace galoonse, Point Venice readings, porcelain dinner sets, brackets lamps, six piece toille sets, crepe paper, white pearl buttons, pins, tape, moth balls, medicines, candy, men’s undergarments, bagdad drapery, shirt waists, and wash petticoats with sale prices throughout the day.
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Binack
Point Venice
Fifa
California
Carters
Briggan Sox
Bagdad
Wedd Specials on Sale Wednesday Morning
Retail page itemizes midweek bargains across departments with men s hats boys long pants black dress goods and household wares. Stores advertise 9 to 12 sale window periods offering discounts on china plates rubifoam Kirk s soap and infant shoes while supplies last.
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Ial
Bee
Kirk
Special election in Seattle on May 1 1902 voting on library bonds
Notice to Seattle electors announces a special election on May 1 1902 at precincts across wards to vote on issuance and sale of bonds totaling 100 000 dollars for the Seattle Public Library site purchase. The text lists voting precincts and locations by ward and precinct with hours from 9 am to 7 pm.
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Seattle
Beattle
George F. Meecham
Boren
Beattie Public Library
City of Beattie
George F Meacham
Lucia M. Meacham
George F. Meacham
Dr. Meacham
Haren
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