Estimates finished for improvement of 32 streets
Engineering notes list 52 street projects with sewer water mains sidewalks grading and paving. Total estimated cost 1,615,415 with 1,170,975 to property owners and 45,? 040 to the general fund. Projects include Ward Street Fifth to Warren avenues and Yesler, Yesler to Thirtieth avenues sidewalks on Twentieth and 15th Avenues and numerous planking and paving tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Ward Street
Queen Anne Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Warren Avenue
Prospect Street
Third Avenue
Thomas Street
Roy Street
Denny Way
Aloha Street
Pontius Avenue
Roy
Yesler Way
Twenty-second Avenue
Thirtieth Avenue
East Street
Harrison Retreet
Marion St
Western Ave
First Ave
Eighth Ave
James
Union
Madison St
Columbia St
Yester Way
Railroad Ave
16Th Ave
Crane's
Lane's
E. Madison
Broadway
234 Ave
17Th Ave
Crane
Joe Lene
Fourth Ave
Ninth Ave
Seventh Ave
KE. Madison
30Th Ave
John
Thomas St
Building Industry Growth in Beattie City This Month
Engineer's office notes a surge in Beattie permits this month with 522,499 valuation across 115 frame houses and various brick structures. Last month had 439 permits valued at 233,475. August of last year had 269 permits valued at 292,205. This month features university buildings and four large docks, indicating a higher class of demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Winslow Post Office Moves to Green Lake in September
The Winslow post office station will relocate to Green Lake on September 1. It will use the current Green Lake site and add a money order department. Mrs Mathilda Peterson will serve as clerk in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Postoffice
Green Lake
Mathilda Peterson
Lacrosse Set To Host Everett In Key Showdown
The local Lacrosse twelve prepare to face Everett at the latter venue tomorrow. Everett defeated Seattle last time here, but the home team has since strengthened with Cowan and Devlin, two well known sticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Seattle
Cowan
Devlin
Annual Regatta of the Wiliott Bay Yacht Club
The annual Labor Day regatta will start at 1 a.m. from Brighton boat house, Battery Street, with a course to a buoy off Duwamish Head, to four-mile rock, and back. Class 1 yachts twice the course, class 2 and 4 once. entrants include Bonita, Lavita, Owasca, Henrietta, Hornet, Zephyr, Evelyn May, Melissa, Heron, Wasp, Empress, Pansy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliott Bay Yacht Club
Brighton
Battery Street
Duwamish Head
Bonita
Fred Stimson
Olympic
Db. Stimson
Lavita
Newman Bros
Owasca
H. Henry
Henrietta
Piper Pros
Hornet
George Thompson
Zephyr
Hein Bros
Evelyn May
Charlies Stimson
Melissa
H. Griffith
Heron
A. Rohita
Wasp
Wm. Hensel
N. Christopher
Empress
Wayland Geary
Pansy
Felix Schoder
Building Permits Issued For Several Dwellings In City
The city engineer reports permits granted to H. Kennah for a 2 story frame cottage at 1512 East Pike Street costing $1500, to O F Finch for two 2 story houses at 9222 24 Howell Street costing $1400, to Fernandis & Morris for a 3 story addition at 1441 First Avenue costing $2200, and to BE M Warrison for a 2 story at 1614 Ninth Avenue West costing $9800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Engineer
H. ©. Kennah
East Pike Street
O. F. Finch
Howell Street
Fernandis & Morris
First Avenue
BE. M. Warrison
Ninth Avenue West
Reverend Sutton to Preach at Volunteers Hall on South Second Street
Rev. BH. B. Sutton, chaplain of the Volunteers of America, will deliver a sermon in their hall on South Second Street this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. B. Sutton
The
Volunteers of America
South Second Street
Ten Blocks of Asphalt Completed in First Half Paving District
Ten blocks of paving finished in the first half of the district project. Two extra concreting gangs have been assigned and work is now progressing more rapidly than at any previous time.
Deputies Arrest Men for Liquor Sales to Indians
Deputy United States Marshal Tyler took Dave Richardson and John Wilson from Anacortes today and placed them in the county jail. They face charges of selling liquor to Indians and will be held for the federal grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tyler
Dave Richardson
John Wilson
Ancortes
Federal
Seattle Clearing House transactions rise in August reports
Seattle banking clearings show improvement with weekly totals of 2,721,123.05 for the week ending August 21, 191, versus 2,616,891.11 the prior year. August 1901 clearings reached 13,023,044.47 compared with 11,404,567.59 in August 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Change of Beats and Funeral Notice
Tomorrow marks the regular quarterly moving day for the police department. Officers and rankers shift to daytime duty. Arthur Westfall aged 8 died at Providence hospital this morning. The remains are at Boney and Stewart's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Ninh
Arthur Westfall
Providence Hospital
Bonney & Stewart's
Local marriage licenses tested today report two entries
The licenses list L. MH. Halle of Beattie and Katheryn Voglebough of Hrowington. Halle is aged MM and Voglebough is 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. MH. Halle
Beattie
Katheryn Voglebough
Hrowington
Rebecca Reed Missing From Court As Bench Warrant Issued
Rebecca Reed alias May Sloan failed to appear in superior court on a charge of stealing 575 dollars from J Parish. Judge Bell issued a bench warrant and authorities are to locate her. her bondsman German American Investment Co faces forfeiture if she remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Reed
Allan Hazel Heaumont
May Sloan
J. Parish
Burglary at Ward Book Store on Second Ave
Detective Sam Corbett reports a pass key break in at the George F. Ward book store on Second Avenue last evening. A large quantity of fountain pens and knives were stolen and a small sum between 3 and ? was taken from the cash drawer. Doors were found locked this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Ward
Sam Corbett
Picnic For The Orphans At Madrona Park
A Labor Day event at Madrona Park benefits the House of Good Shepherd orphans. Catholic Order of Foresters hosts athletics with merchant donated prizes. Richard Pringle’s minstrel band performs as dancing and refreshments are planned. Tickets available at local stores.
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Madrona Park
House of Good Shepherd
Order of Foresters
Prises
Russell
Third Avene Theater
Richard & Pringie
Religious services and sermon schedules across multiple churches
The page lists Sunday services across many churches including Unitarian Church with Rev. Simonds, First Baptist with Rev. Kowerman, First Christian with Rev. Singenfelter, Gospel Tent events by Dennyway and Fifth avenue, Second Presbyterian with Rev. Major, St. Mark's Episcopalian with Rev. Llwyd, Trinity Parish with Rev. Gowan, First M. P. Church with Rev. Revelle, Church of Our Lady of Good Help with Rev. Prefontaine, Sacred Heart with Rev. Strewn, and Immaculate Conception with Rev. Swere. Times range from morning to evening with various sermons and Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
F. X. Prefontaine
Bunday-echool
Change in Grant St Line Drafted For Seattle Route
A revised street alignment moves the Grant Street line to run along Fourth Avenue from Jackson Street to the Vulcan Iron Works, then diagonally southeast to the Northern Pacific at Maynard Avenues. The new route crosses the area near the Iron Works, under the direction of D. M. Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Fourth Avenue
Jackson Street
Vulcan Iron Works
Northern Pacific Co
Maynard Avenues
The
Iron Works
D, M. Turner
Third Game of Seattle Spokane Series Postponed Afternoon
Baseball notes the third game of the Seattle Spokane series was called at 3 8 p m today at Athletic Park amid large attendance. Spokane seeks to avoid finishing last after two-game results reversed standings with Seattle leading. Lineup details list Beattie Hurley Lougheed Risley Peoples Bice Rockenfield Haribart Corbett and others with odds and scores noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Beattie
Athletic Pack
Seattie
Bwigelle
Hurley
Hurley Deep Cpcernaenses €<Gsesse Octavell Lougheed
Dree Soscons Klopt Risley
Eoord Bascce Esce Peoples Bos
Bice
Beigter Marshall
Rockenfield Emote
Ccccee
Orl F
Rolle Haribart
Corbett
Steamers adjust Alaska runs after excursion season
The Cottage City stays on the Skagway run with a 10 day schedule. The City of Topeka shifts to the Queen’s Sitka run for 15 days. The Queen will likely make one or more trips to Nome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Cottage City
Skagway
Topeka
Sitka
Nome
Hearing Protests Over Wooden Poles on Fifteenth Avenue
City Engineer Thomson reviews protests from Fifteenth Avenue property owners who oppose wooden electric poles in their parking strip. Public Works vows to consider remedies and seeks guidance to please residents while balancing infrastructure needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Fifteenth Avenue
Board of Public Works
Evangelist Cairns Opens Fremont City Campaign
Rev. Robt. Cairns George Robert Cairns starts autumn evangelistic meetings at Fremont Hospital church. His father Rev. J. Cairns pastors the church. This stop marks his only city meeting on the coast tour. Meetings begin tomorrow at 7 p.m. and continue nightly for a week at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robert Cairns
Fremont Hapuiet Church
Rev
J. Cairns
Cairns
Ha. Mandi P
Ross waives preliminary hearing in federal case
Ralph L. Ross, the revenue clerk in default, waived preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Kelfor this morning and was bound over to the federal grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
Ralph L. Ross
United States
Kelfor
Gleason and Hetherington Wed in Seavttle Residence Ceremony
Mr Marty C Gleason and Miss Myrtie B Hetherington were married Aug 34 at 2202 Third Avenue in a small ceremony attended by a few friends. Carrie Grant served as bridesmaid and Geo Dunn as best man. Rev Rodney Arney of the Episcopal Church of North Seavttle officiated. The couple will reside at the stated address after a short Sound voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty C. Gleaseon
Myrtie B. Hetherington
Third Avenue
Minas Carrie Grant
Geo. Dunn
Rodney Arney
Episcopal Church of North Seavttle
Gleason
Mr Chas Steeple Returns From Tacoma Assignment
Mr. Chas J Steeple, late district freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific, returned from Tacoma today and remains in the service of the 8 P. His headquarters will be in Seattle until he is detained elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. J. Steeple
Southern Pacific
Tacoma
Steeple
8. P
Seattle
Sunday church notices reflect 10 area congregations
Westminster Presbyterian Plymouth Congregational Taylor Congregational First M Church Grace M W Church Battery Street M E Asbury M E Fremont Terrace North Baptist and Market Street churches list morning sermons and evening talks led by pastors and visiting speakers with topics ranging from life mission work in the Philippines to providence and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. H. Gilchrist
Dr. Condit
The
Philippines
Presbyterian Churches in Seattle Form Fellowship League
A movement to unite Seattle and suburban Presbyterian churches into a league for mutual aid. Hon. John P. Hartman to chair. Pastors and officers meet next Monday to plan a joint service on Sept 20 at the First Presbyterian Church and to organize a new Sunday school system under Charlies Shepherd, marking a historic evangelical expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
John P. Hartman
First Presbyterian
Charlies Shepherd
Burglars Target Dentist Office in Local Break-In
Dr. W. C. Carr reports his corner Cherry Street dental office was entered by burglars overnight. Detective Brynes investigated after a forced door with a jimmy was found and about 20 dollars in gold fillings were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Carr
Second Avenue
Cherry Street
Brynes
Jimmy
Ice cream social planned by Miller W. F. Co. ladies
The ladies of John F. Miller W. FR. Co. announce an ice cream social for friends of the order next Tuesday afternoon at Eagles hall. Tickets and details available at the hall. The event aims to support lodge activities and fellowship among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Miller W. FR. Co
Friends of the Order
Eagles’ Hall
Jim Lee Stabbing Mystery Stirs Toledo Neighborhood
Aug 31 report says Jim Lee, a Black man, was stabbed last week and buried at a house where a spider wove a web bearing the words My Jim and Murder. The site drew thousands of visitors as prominent locals attest to the eerie inscription and community unrest grows among colored residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jim" Lee
Lee
Jim
Dr Conn and Wabs Return at Armory Labor Day Event
A fragmented report notes Dr Conn and Wabs returning to an Armory venue for a Labor Day gathering. It mentions five men with teams and scrapers, Fred Rosenstock, and references 24th and EB Fir. Also references a 12 inch desk fan and Kil bourne Clark Co at 815 Second Ave. It ends with Spinning for bicycle repairs and a Staple and Fancy Groceries notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Rosenstock
EB. Fir
Kilbourne & Clark Co
Second Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jackson St
Fifth Ave
27Th Ave
E. Pike
E. Spring
Yesterway
Dist Ave
21St
22D
A. A. Denny's
Jackson Et
Connecticut
Rall
Road Ave
Post Office
Elliott Bay Yacht Club
Labor Day
Clearing House
Rebecca
Parish
P. m
Ket Unitarian Church
Rtev
Simonds
Attia
Henry George
Wight
Firet Baptist
Rev. L. &. Kowerman
Potiphar
First Christian Church
Ftev
Singenfelter
Il . m
P.m
Dennyway
Lord
W. J. McClure
J. Marcus
Second Presbyterian Church
W. A. Major
T. Mark's Episcopalian Church
J. P. D. Llwyd
Il A& m
Trinity Parish Church
Herbert Gowan
Lla m
Sacred Heart Church
W. D. Strewn
Church of Immaculate Conception
R. Swere
Grant St
Engineer Thomson
Rev. Robt. Cairns
Hocialinte
Germania Hall
Eer
Beyond
Beneca
J. J. Skelding
Armory
Madrona Villa
Adams
Mall
Adams Grocery CO
Mike and Union
Ie Nos
SA Design
West Columbia ST
O Estey Pianos
St. Louis
Estey
Estey Piano CO
Sherman, Clay
Goast
Robert de Silvia
Ballard Line
Beattle General Hospital
Ballard
Hianchard Etree
Beattie General Hospital
Willis
E Billott Bay
GEO
H. Woodhouse
Cafe and Grill Oom
Conn
Harvard Dental Office
IBS
Beyond Ave
W. Cor. Union
Leo's Business College
Ross
Seattle Gas & Electric Co
Cherry Sr
Mr. Steeple
Plymouth Congregational Church
W. H. G. Temple
Wage Harner
Taylor Congregational Church
L. L. Woods
God
First M
BE. M. Randall
Wilmot Whitfield
W. Whitfield
Grace M. W
W. H. Selleck
Mr. Ulrich
Bvanston
Africa
Philippine Islands
Battery Street M. E
H. D. Brown
M. Goerke
India
Asbury M. EB. Church
Fremont
Ter
A. BE. Purrows
North Baptist Church
L. J. Sawyer
Market Street “Praptint Church
Kev
J. B. Weber
Ll A
Presbyterian
Rand Opera
Sepattio
Prof
Willson
A. C. Bender
Martin Egan
Enola Meinty
Planch Emerson
Virginius Shay and
Walter Dahlem
Matt Dennis
Sidney Meister
Charles Rex and
Howard Colludi
Webber and
Elliott
Wizards
Vivania Adams
Virginius Shay
Hessie Kuepferie
Phylilia Mann
Hazel Tudhope
Matt Dennin
Harry Knoff
Tannie Love
Arthur Richard
Norman Morrison
Howard Colludl
Charlie Rex
Maola McIntyre
Katie Hagelgrove
Ethel Billingham
Fay Butchard
Walter Elliott
Maudie Morson
Myrtle Colludi
Katie Olliver
Louis Jameson
Willie Berton
Irene Vashon
Frank Smith
Hazel Butchard
Harry Webber
Ruth Meyers
Tillie Clark
Johnnie Rosman
Ethel Demeir
Ida Louis
Walter Kellong
Jillian Franke
Blanche Emerson
Queen Anne Hill
Howe
Capital Hill
East Highland
Burke
General Investment Co
McLernon
Raymond & Hoyt
MEE Chong & CO
A. Lindaur
Scemtte
Optus
Hirsch
Pike
Mab
Eagh
J. Matzger
Ely
Steve
Pike Street
Tel
Bonney & Stewart Funeral Directors
Columbia & Fefepronhens Meinls
Seattle, Wash
Seattle Star
Z. C. Wiles & Pi
Iper Iper Co
First Avenu
Northwest
Wringer
Dr. Conn
Wabs
Ngton Building
P- Tabor
Yesler Wat
Ditior
Gary Latior
Remo
Tion
Morni
St. Mere Pacit Olun
Ator
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