Battleship Wisconsin Visit Promised Sunday
At Leschi Park a visit to the Battleship Wisconsin is planned around October 1. A band of 40 pieces will perform at Mad Toon Bar tomorrow afternoon with China Rodenkirchen, cornet soloist, to be featured in Thea Concerts.
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Mad Toon
China Rodenkirchen
Thea
BePtsa
Thene
Ellis Morrishon
Avat
Bee
Basement Mutual Life Bidg
Seattle
Wash
Wagner
Madboark
Herr Chri Rodenkirchen
Theo Thomas
Madfeon Park
Herr Chris Rodenkirchen
Thomas’ Orchestra
Madisen Park
Herr Chrie Rodenkirchen
Crowd Tramples Woman in Providence Train Stop
President Lee arrived in Providence amid a rush of cheering crowds. At Willimantic and Providence stops he was greeted warmly while a stampede at the depot injured several women. He later spoke on trusts defending industrial consolidation and wealth used responsibly.
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Providence
R. L
Lee
State Capitol
Gev. Kimball
Aldrich and
Wetmore
Willimantic
City Board Forcing Pole Painting Across Firms
City board of public works this morning pressed utilities to paint electric poles per franchises. Most firms reported work ongoing except Independent Telephone. The board ordered black and white poles and colors unchanged for Sunset and a clarifying color plan for Independent. Bids opened for concrete sidewalks along Twenty second avenue south. Plans filed for a new Madison Street deck and Lake Union bridge were rejected as too costly. Removal of dead animals to be contracted with a local fertilizer firm. Garbage dumping near the First Avenue trestle discussed for Interurban concerns.
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Board of Public Works
Iet
Independent Telephone Company
Calle
Sunset Telephone Company
Thomson
Lake Union
Latona
Madison Street
Son
Olive
Orra
Dearager Dickinson
Beattie Electric Company
First Avenue
Banta Rona Heads to Port Blakeley for Lumber Load
The Peruvian bark Banta Rona under Captain Renterie, after arriving at Port Townsend from Colombia with a Herri-Berri strike on the crew, proceeded to Port Blakeley last night to take on lumber.
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Renterie
Port Townsend
Colombia
Port Blakeley
Seattle Electric Company seeks $1.4 million tax cut
Seattle Electric Company officials led by President Jacob Furth and attorney George Danworth urged the board of equalization to reduce assessed holdings from $2,554,400 to cut taxes. Danworth claimed the assessor Halley was misinformed and demanded equal treatment for all taxpayers. The hearing continued with the matter taken under advisement.
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Seattle Electric Co
Board of Equalization
Jacob Furth
George Danworth
Danworth
Halley
FIGHT OVER PLUM TREE SPARKS NEIGHBORHOOD ROW
Policemen Burkman and McPhee investigated a dispute on Thirty second avenue near Judkina street over a disputed plum tree. Salminen claims Mathews cut his lip with a rock. Mathews says Salminen fired at him. No arrests yet as both men were sent to the prosecuting attorney.
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Burkman
McPhee
Thirty-second Avenue
Judkina Street
Mathews
J. W. Salminen
Salminen
Funeral of Brother Champeaux at Beatie Aerie No 1
The funeral for Brother K Champeaux will be held at Beatie Aerie No 1 FO BE on Sunday August 24 1902. Attendants are requested to present. Franklin Dowd serves as secretary and W S Pulver as president.
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Bro. K. Champeaux
Aerie of
Beatie Aerie No. 1
Pulver
Frank Dowd
20 Round Trips to Battleship Steamers
Service runs every few minutes from foot of Yealer Way. Fares are 15 cents for a round trip with steamers carrying passengers to the battleship area.
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Wisconsin
Yealer Way
Derby day at track features big purse race and novelties
Afternoon program lists seven races led by the Beat Derby for a $1,000 purse over one and a quarter miles. Entries include Headstrong and Forest King. A special Tuesday program with balloon ascent parachute jump and an automobile race is planned under Interurban Railway Co management.
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Pacific Northwest
Horces
Headstrong
Mintonious
Louwelsem
Royalty
Tirace Thornton
Gypsy
Interurban Company
Madison Park
Pate
Northwest
la Korgian
Finshing
Marka
la Horaia
Renile Kennel Club
Cleotus
Harry Marvin
Mary L
Helena’s 4 1 victory tops third game in series
Helena defeated Seattle 4 to 1 in the third game of the series. Hogg pitched for Seattle allowing six hits. Hingie started for Helena. Stovall played right field as Schwartz was sidelined. Portland beat Butte 7 to 4 and Everett fell to Spokane 11 to 6. Currency shipment noted and fair attractions advertised at local venues.
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New England
Encarola
Iras
Dr. Marks
Phil Archibala Wee
Granger
Philibald War
Helena
Ave
Seattle
Cefea
Hogg
Hingie
Schwarts
Stovall
Everett
Spokane
Girl and brother placed in police care at carnival
Stella Clark a 14 year old girl and her 12 year old brother were taken into police custody after arriving in Beattie from Spokane to attend a carnival. Detec tive Woolery found them at the carnival grounds where the girl rode a donkey and resisted leaving. They hoped to stay with Mrs Lena Tisdale but could not locate her. Authorities seek relatives and note the children had acquainted with carnival band members. Wagner's band plays at Mad boark tomorrow with Herr Chri Rodenkirchen to perform.
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Stella Clark
Woolery
Willie
Beattie
Spokane
Lena Tisdale
Welf
Stefia Sare
Beattie series special session and interurban dance notice
Sunday Aug 24 1902 special Beattie serie NelL FO B i call for Sunday 7:30 p m acting on applications and initiations. At Fair Grounds tomorrow dance and music under Interurban Railway Co auspices. Trains leave every 15 minutes. Admission 26c round trip 25c Reichert Bros Blanca 110 Union.
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Beattie
W. & Pulver
Frank Dowd
LICENSED TO WED FORGED MATHERITES? No, read on
Marriage licenses issued include Charles Cook 42 of Ballard and Mary Lofgren 33 of Seattle. Also listed are Edgar DD Westbrook and BeI Rows, and an Alfred beg 3 with location details in Fythberg 29.
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Charles Cook
Ballard
Mary Lofgren
Seattle
Edgar DD
Westbrook
Bei Rows
Eee Alfrid Beg
Fiythberg
Interurban Hallway Carnival and Excursion Offers
Promotions announce an all day event at King ot and ief ave south with 15 minute train service and 26e admission. A Star booth offers twelve famous Tomensen pictures free to new suitors. Dance at Ranke hall with Wagner's 40 piece band at Mad feon Park. Herr Chris Rodenkirchen soloist leads a Seattle Drill Team excursion to Pleasant Beach Port Orchard event.
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Booth No. 10
Carnival Grounds
Tomensen
Booth No. 1
Citywide Carnival Promises Quick Exit for All
Officials announce a city carnival designed to help residents depart the area smoothly. Organizers promise a pleasant daytime event that will make for an enjoyable outing.
Interurban Railway Event With Music And Races
Balloon aMenaston and Indian races along with a war dance and music by Theo Thomas Orchestra. Trains leave every 15 minutes from King and First Ave South. admission 25 cents, round trip 2 cents. Tickets and state rooms to Victoria for Sunday, August Mth. Nets band of 46 pieces and a concert by the Madison Park orchestra tomorrow afternoon.
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The
Interurban Railway Co
Piret Ave
Fair Grounds
Interurban Hallway Co
King Ot
Ief Ave
Ake Corr
King
First Ave
Nets
Madison Rk
Chris Rodenkirchen
Net Sooist
Theo
Thomas
Arnold & Co. Offer Investment in Race Horse Venture
100 LATE 10 CLASSIFY ER. J. ARNOLD & CO. of St. Louis invite public to invest in their race horse operations. Description claims a long established, responsible firm with a rigid inquiry into methods. Subscriptions from $20 and up, with quarterly or yearly installments, touted as best safe investment. References include banks and prominent businessmen. address 6th and Pine streets, St. Louis.
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ER. J. ARNOLD @& CO
St. Louis
Banks
St. Is Ness
BE. J. Arnold Co
Sth
Pine Streets
St. I Mo
Daniel Hurd Dies at 65 in City Funeral Notice
Daniel Hurd aged 65 died August 21 1902 at Fifth avenue and Madison street. Services from Bonney and Stewart funeral home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock under Carpenters Union No 131. Carpenters and friends invited. Interment at Mt Pleasant cemetery.
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Hurd
Cor
Fifth Ave
Madison
Daniel Hurd
Bonney & Stewart
Anl Carpenters Union
Anl
Carpenters
Mt Pleasant Cemetery
Eagle Fighters Parade Feature In Beattie
The fraternal day parade includes a large party of first class fighters from the United States battleship Wisconsin about 40 who joined Bremerton Aerie F O B. Richard Manefield White, grand marshal of the Eagles, granted them the right of the line in his division.
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Beattie
United States
Wisconsin
Bremerton Aerie
Richard Manefield White
The
Eagles
Wanted Back in Michigan
Warren Laurie known as Will Jones was arrested in Renton by Deputy Sheriff Quilter and Kalamazoo Sheriff Shipman on charges of criminal assault against Retta Keep a 15 year old girl. Warrants had been out for over a year and he escaped custody after a Kalamazoo preliminary hearing before fleeing toward the Pacific coast.
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Warren Laurie
Retta Keep
Renton This Morth
Quilter
Shipman
Kalamazoo County
Michigan
Renton
Will Jones
Kalamazoo
Pacific Coast
Marine arrivals and new steamer Georgia in Tacoma
Collier Willamette with 20 tons general freight arrived from San Francisco carrying Captain Riley. Steamship Umatilla brought 257 passengers from San Francisco. Spokane docked at Skagway with a light passenger list and full cargo in a City of Topeka consort. Georgia, Tacoma built, under Captain Horn, completed a trial run on Commencement day. power 600 horsepower.
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Willamette
Riley
San Francisco
Umatilla
Spokane
Skagway
Topeka
Georgia
Tacoma
Horn
Kixcurrion Picnic and Sports at Pleasant Beach
A Pleasant Beach display ad promotes a community picnic and sports event featuring Kixcurrion activities. Details point readers to Port Orchard Route for more information and a page 4 reference.
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Bulldog
Oregon
Navy Yard
Port Orchard
Wisconsin
Seattle
Pleasant Beach
Na Yard
Hee Port Orchard
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Butte
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California
Pierce's Golden Medical
Tion
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Marine News
GLOBE
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Third Avenue
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Center of Seattle
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