Welcome for Bishop Keator at Seattle Reception
Right Reverend Frederic Wm Keator, episcopal bishop of Olympia, was warmly welcomed in Seattle at the Lincoln parlors. Clergy from several denominations attended as local and visiting church leaders greeted him with hearty handshakes, and a reception followed a formal welcome by the host church people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Wm. Keator
Olympia
Seattle
Lincoln
Keator
Tom
Reetora H. H. Gowen
JI PD Llwyd
Geo. Bue Ipelle
Ballard
J. W. Budlong
Rodney
McCutcheon
Ceen Seen
R. P. An
Tacoma
H. C. Goodman
Fred Stimeon
Judge
St. Paul's
Brune
A. M Moulton
St. Clement's
Ginger
Mr. Davie
J. Stephen
K. W. Emmons
Fred Rewell
St. Mark's
Ya Backman
H. H. Gowen
Trinity
Monthly Humane Report at Se atte Humane Society Meeting
The February meeting of the Se atte Humane Society was held at the Rainier Grand. The society reviewed January field labor by Ridgeway noting 10 killed, 12 des children cases, and 3% suffering. A key discussion centered on gaining council privilege to control the pound. If approved Glanes pound would become a shelter for suffering animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatte Humane Society
Rainier-Grand
Special Ridgeway
City Street Regrading Protest On Fleet Avenue Aimed
The street committee will meet Friday night to discuss regrading Fleet avenue near Second avenue and protest the improvement. The library and printing committees convene in the council chamber this evening to deliberate on library matters.
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Fleet Avenue
Second Avenue
The Grand Seattle Opera Week Features Carmen and Rigoletto
The evening showcased Rossini and Verdi works with artists Colamarini Russo and Azcuena drawing applause. Performances included Carmen and Trovatore excerpts, with a final curtain call and plans to repeat Carmen. Hofmann’s piano recital at the Grand airs as a highlight, while a benefit operatic concert at Ranke hall supports Sisters Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Migand
Josef Hofmann
Hofmann
Anton Rubenstein
Auria
Ranke Hall
Sisters’ Academy
Chopin
Verdi
Meyer
Gounod
Thomas
Pemnicipants
Mae Elizabeth Stevens
Building Trades council denies wage strike rumor
A local official states the Building Trades council has sent no wage increase notices to employers and no strike is planned for March 1. He explains carpenters set their own rates earlier, sheet metal workers and painters sought higher pay, and no nationwide action is involved.
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Building Trades Council
Building Trades
Star
Beattie
Seattle
Keeley Burnsght At The Birantone Hotel Paste
Keeley Burnsght at the Keeley institute and the Birantone hotel adjacent in the morning. The original founder attracted global attention two years ago for a treatment that allegedly cured a disease. The report notes a tense moment and references a Tunkennews item about the discovery and minting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeley Institute
Birantone
Care Arancerent
Tunkennews
Lona
Sys Ge
Miss Julia McCawley Dies After Lingering Illness
Miss Julia Killen McCawley died at her parents home on Twenty fourth Avenue South after a lingering illness. She was active in Mirabal circles and leaves grieving parents Mr and Mrs Thos J McCawley and many friends. Funeral Thursday at 9 AM from Church of Immaculate Conception with interment in Calvary cemetery. Deceased was a member of the Royal Neighbors of America.
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Julia Killen McCawley
Thos
J. McCawley
Twenty-fourth Avenue South
Mirabal
Collina, Sherman, Foley Co
Church of Immaculate Conception
Calvary Cemetery
Royal Neighbora of America
Miss Alma Anderson Resigns From Monod Hospital
Alma Anderson, a matron at Monod hospital, has resigned and plans to depart for Honolulu on February 22 before sailing to Manila to resume nursing. Her departure is seen as a significant loss for the institution.
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Alma & Anderson
Monod Hospital
Honolulu
Manila
Misa Anderson
Resignation Tabled at Charity Organization Society Meeting
The resignation of Dr. Clarence Thwing secretary of the Charity Organization Society was laid on the table at yesterday's regular meeting. Members expressed appreciation for his efforts. The monthly report shows a need for assistance. James L. Gray and J. Lavin were elected to the executive council to replace Mrs L H Gray, Mrs B C Hawkins, and Mrs W T Wickware. In the nursery department 12 children were on hand during the month.
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Clarence Thwing
Charity Organization Society
Thwing
James
L. H. Gray
Lavin
Mra
B.C. Hawkins
W. T. Wickware
Bremerton Board Stands By Naval Constructor Hibben
The Bremerton board of trade reports positive assurance from the Bureau of Naval Construction in Washington that Naval Constructor Frank W. Hibben, stationed at the navy yard, will not be reassigned. A prior hint of removal prompted a Bremerton committee led by Mayor A L Croxton to seek clarification, receiving a firm answer from Chief Constructor F T Howles that no removal was intended.
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Bremerton Board of Trade
Bureau of Naval Construction
Washington
Frank W. Hibbe
Navy Yard
Hibben
A.L. Croxton
Bremerton
F. T. Howles
Fire Roars Through Waterbury Ruins Leave Millions Lost
The Waterbury blaze is estimated to have caused 2.26 million dollars in losses. Workers began clearing the ruins with dynamite as scores of families find shelter with charitable residents and receive ongoing aid.
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Waterbury
Western Avenue Markets Report Shows Mixed Demand
A slight improvement in trade on Western Avenue notes good demand for fruit and vegetables with oranges and apples in focus. Apples remain scarce and prices show a rising tendency while butter and eggs stay steady and potatoes from Eastern Washington arrive in heavy consignments with unchanged prices.
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Western Avenue
Washington
Market Price List and Local News Notes
A dense listing of produce and livestock prices from green fruit to poultry, with Seattle and San Francisco markets cited. Includes corrected daily quotes for grains and dairy, plus brief notes on Bremerton local matters such as a hotel dispute and naval band progress. Also mentions a February election echo in a Bremerton town and Bishop Kentor’s visit planning.
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Daiiy
Seattle
Washington
Oregon
Caine
BE. Caine
Bremerton
Naval Band
Bruce
Philadelphia
Hishop Kentor
Olymptia
Naval Town
Athlon Steamer Delayed After Shaft Trouble at Bremerton
The Port Orchard steamer Athlon encountered shaft trouble on the Seattle run and, after requesting aid from another steamer, did not receive assistance and reached Bremerton late. The incident will delay its next trip. plating on the bottom of the vessel was noted during the report.
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Port Orchard
Athlon
Seattle
Bremerton
Washington Volunteers Honor Battle of Santa Ana Banquet
The Washington volunteers will gather for the third commemoration of the Battle of Santa Ana at the Rainier-Grand hotel tonight at 9 30 with a collation served. Private W J Bothwell of the Fourteenth will speak.
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Washington Volunteers
Santa Ana
Rainier-Grand Hotel
W. J. Bothwell
Republican caucuses and primaries set for Seattle wards
The Republican City Central Committee of Seattle calls caucuses and primaries in all wards on February 17 1902 to select delegates for the city convention to meet February 21 1902 at the Armory. Delegates choose speakers for the renomination of city offices including mayor and council members, with proxy rules denied.
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Republican City Central Committee
Seattle
Republicana
Beattle
Enid
Eaid
Eaid Caucusen
Ea Oh
First Ward
Pirot
Snohomish Cajoon
Firat Avenue
Weller Street
Jefferson Street
Madrona Council Hall
Madison Street
Fourth Avenue
Marton Street
Columbia
Seventh Avenue
Fifth Ward
Western Avenue
Seneca Street
Fifth Avenue
Morton's
Seventh
Eighth
Pike
Third Avenue
Sixth Ward
First Avenue
Fifth and
Hattery
Fifth Precinct
Sixth and
Olive Street
Interbay Hotel
Old Ross House
Old House
Fremont
Good Templars’ Hall
May’s
Forty-second Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Keystone
Fifty-seventh Avenue
I. O. G. T. Hall
Seventy-First Street
A. B. Anderson
Sixty-eighth Street
Fremont Avenue
Dion
T. J. Mames
Cerdevegescseers
City Central Committee
Fred H. Paterson
Cairman
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Officer Ridgway
City Hall
Carmen
Ralph Stuart and Company
Mizzoura
Mack
Goers P
Tempest
Keeley Burns
Julia McCawley
Dr. Waggoner
Globe Block
Car
First and
Madison
Reichert Bros
Union
F.w.merrick
American Clothier
America
Leeke Ae
Brussels
Nottingham
F.W. Merrick
Roquefort
New York
Limurger
Puget Sound
San Francisco
Iowa
Wisconsin
Bremerton Briefs
Seater & Co
Philippines
Chas. King
Wm. J. Fife
L. KR. Dawson
Hanford
Hoquiam
Vancouver
Chehalla
Walla Walla
Spokane
Gen. King
Rainier Grand
Coalwood
Seattle Fuel Co
Lenden and San Francisco Bank, Ltd
C. Co. Berg
Third Ave
Seventh Ward
Church
Pike Street
Bellevue Avenue
Pontius Avenue
Howard Avenue
Denny Way
Harvard
Federal Avenue
Teees
Eastlake Avenue
Highth Ward
UMS
MCE
Humes College
Northrup GO
First Ave
Pacific Rug Factory
Harrison Street
Queen Anne
Ward Street
Queen Anne Avenue
Roy Street
Ninth Ward
C.ee
Tee
T. J. McCorry
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