Seattle Streets Described As Mud Littered and Neglected
A Seattle editorial decries the city’s street conditions as disgracefully mud battered with broken pavements. It argues property owners blocked improvements during downturns but now cash is plentiful and assessments should begin, prioritizing main streets and then side streets.
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Seattle
Madison Street
Seattleites Oppose Boot Licking In Water Front Deal
A mass meeting at the Armory last Tuesday evening spurred opposition to the Northern Pacific water front scheme. Seattle residents argue all railways, including Great Northern and Union Pacific, should share in commerce, not let NP block the waterfront for its own gain.
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Armory Hall
Great Northern
Metlen
Hill
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Tacoma
A Citizen Demands Rent Relief in Seattle
A Seattle letter to The Seattle Star argues rents are abnormally high and landlords charge 100 percent more for stores and over 50 percent for homes. The writer, with a wife and three children, says a $100 monthly salary must cover $235 in rent, warning of burdens on workers and merchants and predicting a building boom to meet demand.
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Seattle Star
Seattle
American firm seeks five year Danish State railway supply contract
The Daily Post reports an American firm negotiating to supply all Danish State railway needs for five years. Copenhagen officials are believed to be inclined to accept the proposal.
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Birmingham
Pec
The
Daily Post
Copenhagen
A K Faber Announces Postal Move From Dawson
A K Faber of the Dawson News Express plans to depart on the Al-Kon route about Dee. He instructs senders to leave letters at the office of Wholley and Sturtevant, Room 6 Coleman Block, Dawson.
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A. K. Faber
Dawson News Express & Messenger Service
Al-Kon
Dee
Fist
Dawson Me
Circle City
Rampart and
Taennas
Cape Nome
Wholley & Sturtevant
Coleman Block
Suicide in St Peter's Cathedral Spurs Renovation
A man hanged himself from the railing around the high altar of St Peter's cathedral in Nome on December 2. His death by his own hand was found by priests this morning and will necessitate reconstruction of the sacred basilica.
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Nome
St. Peter's Cathedral
Settlers Arrive From Miraouri on Northern Pacific
Nineteen settlers reached Whatcom County yesterday aboard the Northern Pacific. The group includes sixteen men and four women who will locate on the 8, 1 in Whatcom County.
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Northern Pacific
Miraouri
Whatcom County
Inspection of Wharves Raises Shipping Safety Concerns
Shipping circles push for thorough inspections of Seattle harbor decks amid plans for a big spring exodus of ocean traffic. Beattle dominates current trade but officials fear a single wharf collapse could divert business, prompting several large steamship lines to audit their wharves and pressure others to do the same.
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Seattle
Porta
Asia
Beattle
Baker's Wharf
Arlington Dock
Blockade Breaks After Al Ki Arrival and Fire Report
Steamer Al K i Capt Nicholson arrived from the north reporting the snow blockade broken on the White Post and Yukon Railroad. Juneau passengers note a serious fire in the Alaska Dispatch office on December 1 with about 1.20 in damage, half covered by insurance. Alaska Weather Bureau reports nine January mean temperatures around 5 degrees with the warmest January in 1891 at 47.7 degrees and precipitation averages of 4.52 inches.
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Nicholson
White Post & Yukon
Juneau
Alaska Dispatch
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Dawson
Saya
Ome
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Danshaw
Dan Shaw
J. Brown
George F. Craine
Z Jewel
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Bremen
O .& Robinson
W. P. Copping
M. ©. Hoggett
Frank Brown
Mies Veronica
WM. Kaareburg
D. Repetein
H. Armetadt
Chief Johnson
A. BB. Wallacher
United State Weather Bureau
Midnight Dinner Leads Patrolman Larson to Disobedience
Patrolman Larson defies orders to dine at Gustafson's restaurant near Halstead Street station. The attraction is Thekla Olareon whose presence and dinner gesture tempt him. He faces an impactful confrontation when Lt Murphy questions his off post return and risks discipline.
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Magnus
Thekia
Larnon
Larson
Gustafson
Thekla Olareon
Gusetafeon's
Halstead Street
Hedermeter
Knt Murphy
East Chicago Avenue
Tam
Magnus Tt
Leutenant
Turn Verein Plans Grand 4-Prize Ball at Germania Hall
The Seattle Turn Verein will host a four prize masquerade ball on the evening of December 31 at Germania hall. The event, described as the grandest affair by German Americans, will be invitation only and prizes of value will be awarded.
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Seattle
Turn Verein
Germania Hall
People's Savings Bank
State of Washington
Honest Connecticut Towns Use Laundry Box System
A traveling man observes small Connecticut towns rely on large rear laundry boxes at dry goods or haberdashers for package pickup. He notes late hours are rare and the system relies on trust, contrasting with New York where boxes would be quickly emptied. The anecdote praises local honesty.
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Connecticut
New York
Bes
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