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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1906

Page

7

Opposition shifts on municipal street railway in 1895 Seattle

A Beattle daily account from 1895 notes prominent opponents to municipal ownership, led by Frink and others, later championing municipal Cedar River water plans. It recalls their earlier stance against public ownership and contrasts with the Cedar River water proposition and the idea of city control of water supply.

Nistory Beatile Daily James Goldsmith John H. McGraw George Donworth H.C. Menry J. T. Konald Josiah Collinag J. M Frink J. D. Hee PK. Struve M. Frink Washington Iron Works Seattle Electric Club Seattle Economic Club Seattle Tan Dodgers Club Munic Iipal Seattle Cedar River Va the Post Intelligencer Prink Lake Washington Cedar River Proposition Previk Public Service Corporation

Okanogan Feature in September Magazine Poem

The September issue will feature the Okanogan country and western Canada along the Canadian Pacific route in a poem by Hel L Wilhelm. General coastal formation themes will be illustrated by half tide views of the fluid scenery in the northwest.

Okanagan Canada Hel L. Wilhelm

Mother Reclaims Daughter From Restricted District in Great Fatla

Mrs. 8 Whitmore of Great Fatla Montana left for home with her 16 year old daughter who had been found in the restricted district. The girl initially resisted but relented after help from the police chief.

8 Whitmore Great Fatla Mont

Cedar River pollution suit dropped by King County Medical Society

The King County Medical Society will withdraw its injunction suit and follow sanitary experts' recommendations on Cedar River pollution. Dr. George H. Randell states the society will urge the city to act on expert guidance, believing moving the riverbank away reduces contamination risk. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J L Char Dinera of West Seattle on August 24.

King County Medical Society Cedar River George HM. Randell

The Two Roses charms audiences at the Grand theater

The Stewart Opera company presented The Two Roses at the Grand to strong acclaim. Miss Day impressed in dual roles while Haydn Mins Schalek and Mr. Lantie earned praise for ensemble work. The Female Detectives also drew a large crowd at the Third Avenue theater as the same bill runs through the week.

Stewart Opera Company Strange Rabette Haydn Mins Sehalek Mr. Lantie Armonk Gaich Mr. and Mere Oldfield Ferdinand Rose Themale Third Avenue Theater Taylor Company Wittens Willem L. Raymare MM. J. Mosley Clancey Brothers New York Lowrette Tyleries Witte Det Staries

New Vaudeville Bill At Star Theater

At the Buar theater this afternoon a new vaudeville bill plays before a packed house. The program includes comedy song minstrel banjo playing card manipulations and moving pictures with a full review planned tomorrow afternoon. Evening performances are set for 7 20 and 9 o clock.

Star Buar Btar

Will Be Mayor Pro Tem West Seattle Leader Tends Rise

Councilman James Cunningdon, senior West Seattle official, is expected to be named Mayor pro tem to lead municipal affairs until the December election. Mayor De Neuf, who has led since January, departed for San Francisco Friday night. Earlier, he worked as an architect in Seattle. Low colonist rates noted for westbound travel with prepaid tickets at the Great Northern Ticket Office in Seattle.

James Cunningdon West Seattle de Neuf San Francisco Architect In Seattle Great Northern Ticket Office Becond Columbia

Moore buys 80 acres near University of Washington for 320000

James A. Moore acquired eighty acres of Puget Mill Company land near the University of Washington for 320000 as part of a plan to create University Park, an exclusive residential district with restrictions on stores and saloons. The project aims to beautify Seattle, improve streetcar access, and prepare grounds for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.

James A. Moore Puget Mill Company University of Washington Moore University Seattle Capitol Hill University Park Olmstead

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