Quiet Real Estate Market Sees Sparse Permits
Real estate activity remained muted as local dealers report few transactions and only modest permits issued. Notable filings include an $18,000 two story frame building on University Street and a $7,000 three story store flat at Seventh Avenue, with numerous cottages and residences totaling around 955,000 in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagton
Che Purtina
Lex Tieson
Tel
Austin Bh. Grif
Beventh Avenue
Terday
M. Heese
Jobe Street
6Oenson
Sixteenth Avenue
Perth
Carre B. Valentine
Dtleventh Avenue
FL P. Beebe
Eleventh Avenue
D. Hewett
Fifteenth Avenue North
Daisy FB
Ladd
Thirty-seventh Avenue
N. P. Olson
Fourteenth Avenue
M. Allen
Kent
M. Jose
East
Green Lake Boulevard
J. J. Behack
Twelfth Avenue
BF. Whither
Piret Avenue
Mrs. Fannie W. Denny Dies From Chloroform Medicine
Mrs. Fannie W. Denny, 41, was found dead in her bed at 8:20 this morning at her brother A Wood’s home on Thomas Street Seattle. Coroner says death likely from accidental overdose of a medicine containing chloroform prescribed for her stomach ailment. No inquest to be held. Husband F B Denny in Minnesota notified and expected to travel for funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Fannie Wood Denny
A. Wood
Thomas Street
Mra Denny
Minnesota
Moye
A&m
Ttte
Denny
FB. Denny
Seattle
Dance Hall License Foes Face Further Litigation
Widespread doubt over concert hall licenses persists as warrants issue for Thomas Considine and Joseph Watkins. The recent Mascot theater conviction raises questions about licenses issued just before the new ordinance. Authorities argue Considine and Watkins may be outside the ruling, leaving legality disputes to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
The
People’s
Monterey
Considine and Watking
Humes
Conwidine
Brattle M C A Wins Pentathlon Honors In Seattle Tacoma Duel
In Tacoma on December 12 the Brattle M C A captured the pentathlon title with 1545 points, beating Everett 1119 and Tacoma 1079. Claude McClelland of Tacoma set a diving record at 15 feet 3 inches, surpassing the old mark of 14 feet 10 inches. Grant of Seattle led with wins in the high sprint and pole events, while individual totals show Grant 434 and McClelland 329 for Tacoma and Howard 356 and McLaughlin 355 for Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Everett
Claude McClelland
Dave Grant
Seattle
Grant
A.A UV
Beattie
McLaughlin
Smith
Beherman
Larson
Howard
Mect‘lelend
Duryea
McClelland
Crain
Enhelman
Mcclauaghtin
Brith
Larron
Hitlery
Frafley
IS BACK AMONG THE COCKROACHES AND OTHER CITY NOTES
Is back among the cockroaches in the city jail with a long jail record and a liquor problem. Arrested on drunkenness by officers Griffith and Carr after a night of trouble. Also reports of a turkey shoot planned by Company D of the National Guard at Woodland Park with five shots at 260 yards and two sighting shots. High school girls basketball between Seattle and Tacoma set for 8 15 tonight at the Armory. A thief stole a dozen razors from Guy’s branch drug store on Third Avenue South and Main Street. A. Loth arrested by a patrolman on suspicion of stealing an overcoat from Joe De Fay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Rooney
Will Bettie
Beattie
Frolmen Griffith and
Carr
The
National Guard
Woodland Park
Hirty
Lieut
Darlington
Seattle
Tacoma
Armory Hall
Guy's Branch
Third Avenue South
Main Street
A. Loth
Trolman Carr
Joe de Fay
Misplaced conscience leads to loss after room guest
Albert Stickman Sayer lent his room at 404 Jackson Street to Wim Smith, a man he knew. The guest allegedly stole clothing costing about 46 dollars and caused Ed Smith to lose 45 dollars during outings. Sayer cannot recall who accompanied them. The report notes drinking incidents and memory gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stickman Sayer
Wim. Smith
Jackson Street
Ed Smith
Icemen's Ball at Armory a Social and Financial Success
The Icemen's Ball hosted by Union No. 841 at the Armory drew strong attendance and funds, featuring a center floor pyramid of artificial ice with flowers and fish in the cubes. Committees included Indian Arrangements leaders James man, John M. Behrendt, Harry Slack, Andy Dale, and others, with reception duties by W. H. Green, Max Hippe, James Murchy, and Edwin Lovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Union No. 841
James Man
John HM. Behrendt
Harry Slack
Andy Dale
A. F. Behrendt
Max Huppe
MH. K Flemming
Herman
Isaac McCollough
John Hehrent
A. F Hehrendt
E_ Plenvunning
W. H. Green
Max Hippe
James Murchy
Edwin Lovan
Oil boom forecast for Kyak Alaska district next spring
Reports from Kyak Alaska indicate a possible oil boom as companies and individuals rush to prospect after a summer of land grabs. Berthe She carried six barrels to Alaska Steam Coal and Petroleum Co Ltd of London, owner of several properties and a flowing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekr
Neers
Veene
Kyak
Alaska Steam Coal and Petroleum Company, Limited
London
Kyakae
Valdes
Apring Ie
Comrades in Misfortune Prompt City Trouble over Fremont Fireworks
Secretary of the Western Central Labor Union submits to the city clerk a request for the city council to reject Fremont fireworks products. The dispute follows a fair declared by the union and an ongoing labor-employer disagreement. Lillie Gannon was jailed for disorderly conduct after an altercation linked to her husband’s service time on the city chain gang. She vows to endure imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Central Labor Union
Cfty
Fremont Ireworks
Western Central
Comepany
Ite
Lillie Gannon
Modern Crusoe on Wood Island Farmed Isle Habitat
Reverend Coe runs an orphanage on Wood Island near Kodiak and for three years has styled himself a modern Crusoe. He has transformed the barren northern isle into a thriving garden with livestock and poultry. A Minorca flock will be shipped on the Bertha to Valdez and adjacent ports tomorrow.
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P Coe
Wood Island
Kodiak
Tobmason Crusoe
Alexander Selkirk
Bertha
Valdee
Honoring Councilman HI Gill with street name
A proposal to name a new east side highway after Councilman HI Gill from the Third ward on a street extending east of Madison Street between Mercer Street is reported by the streets committee. The committee will present its report at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hms Gul
Gil Place
Madison Street
Mercer Street
Fireboat crew deemed sufficient by council committee
At a council committee on fire and water meeting last night the petition by waterfront business houses for more firemen on the fireboat was rejected. Chief Cook said the preventive boat crew, now nine men, is large enough despite plans to add personnel with new Madison street headquarters. The committee will report on adding firemen and recommends a $418 hose wagon purchase and 4000 feet of new hose for the Madison street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Committee On Fire and Water
Cook
Ryley TA Hill
Madison Street
Supreme Commander Hollister Visits Local Maccabees Hive Meeting
Mrs Lillian M Hollister the new commander of the Ladies the Maccabees arrived for a review of Washington work and will depart tonight for Portland. The event took place in Bitke hall with local members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M. Hollister
Ladies the Maccabees
Bitke Hall
Washington
Portland
Police Judge Fines Five Frenchmen for Companionship of Fallen Women
Judge George fined five Frenchmen $100 each for consorting with fallen women. Ten others jailed previously were released on $10 bonds after police leniency. Five appeared in court. each pleaded guilty, while bench warrants were issued for the absent men who will be arrested today. The cases may be appealed on grounds of excessive fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Nancy
Tarbee
Tennant Wappenstein
Keach
Mail Carriers Elect Everett State Convention Delegates
Delegates to the state convention in Everett on February 2 and officers for the ensuing year were elected by the local branch of the National Letter Carriers Association. Elected: President William L Lindsay, Vice President Charles W Tucker, Recording Secretary B A Webster, Financial Secretary O B Oliver, Treasurer Charles D Walker, Sergeant-at-Arms F Cabanaki, Collector M M H A Charles L Dare, Correspondent to Pontal Record James L Harrie, Trustees M A Hing F W Doyle L Neall. Postmaster Returns Mr and Mrs Geo M Stewart returned from a month in Southern California. Stewart returns to duty as postmaster today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Nationa Lettercarriers’ Association
William L. Lindsley
Charlies W. Tucker
B.A Webster
O. PB. Oliver
Charles D. Walcker
F. Cabanaki
M. MH. A. Charlies
Geo. M. Stewart
California
Stewaert
Christmas Slippers Offer Bargains at Northweet House
The Northweet Boise Co offers a Slipper Week sale with men and women’s slippers in various styles and prices. Items include felt and velvet slippers, heat valve deals, and toilet slippers, with discounts up to $1.60 for Opera and Columbia pairs and many options under a dollar. Sale at 618 Becond Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northweet Bhoe Co
Opera
Columbia
Meonte
Western Bhok CO
Becond Avenue
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Fannie W
Fletcher & Carpenter, Realty
Icemen
Alaska
Addie B. Rhind
Pest Rhind
Helle Weretniken
Meagan
Ee Reichert Bros
Union
Bream
Phonograph
Air Hifles
Dominoes
Chase and Checkers
Ned Rubber
Beattle
Utnen Brick
Eeuth
MacDougall & Boutiwicks
Bundaya UK
E. J. Brown
First Ave
Hi” Gill
Marines
Lars’ Ony
R. T. Shannon
94 Ave
Main
Japan
Holmes
Glho Aoe Aoe Co
World and Brick
Tige
Santa Claus
I Toys
Rhodes Bros
Dogekin
ABC
Rand and Iy
Gale Am
Christman
Igve
Massale
Ossea
Ohe Bon Marche
Second Avenue
Pike Street
Nordhoff
AM Catitiys
Christ Man
Colgate & Co
Colante & Co
McCarthy Dry Goods CO
BK. W. Newhall & Co
Ton Marehe Tyieck
Brurner &Co
Pika
T. Lel. Mein
Room
James
Boston
P, West
Ora
M. O. Sipes
oOe
Royal College of Dental Surgeons
Frisch Brothers
Jewelers
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