Washington Birthday Observance Across Seattle
Washington's birthday prompted bank and public office closings in Seattle. Schools marked the day with programs and an oratorical contest. The city saw little public ceremony, but lodge gatherings and a banquet by the Sons of the American Revolution were planned at the Washington tonight with limited invitations.
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Seattle
Fa Allon
Simar
Sons of the American Revolution
The
Washington
Slate Prohibitionists Hold Convention Leads ticket
Prohibitionist faction convenes with Prof Stillwell at the head of the ticket while several outside nominees are endorsed. The slate emphasizes temperance policy and reform in local affairs, signaling a unified campaign stance for upcoming elections.
Prohibition Party Nominates Stillwell for Seattle City Ticket
At a Seattle seminary gathering in Row, the Prohibition party nominated Prof. A. H. Stillwell for a seat on the city ticket. George W. Dunlap served as chairman, with Stillwell praised for lifelong opposition to liquor traffic and party support pledged. The proposal includes a strong municipal ownership clause. In Seventh ward, W. Wilkins is named the municipal ownership council candidate.
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Seattle
P Party
George W. Dunlap
Seme Giebet
Canfor
A. H. Stillwell
Planas
Mr. Stillwell
Man Dunlap
Prohibition Party
W. Wilkins
Endorsements and a contested council seat mark city ticket plan
At the convention George W. Hill received the Republican endorsement for the Eleventh ward while William H. Murphy faced a narrow contest for Ninth ward councilman. Murphy promised to keep saloons out of the Ninth, pledging a liquor-free ward on the floor. A city committee was chosen and campaign funds were raised by a pledges and hat pass. A brief song program and prayer preceded the convention and the group resolved to actively campaign for the ticket.
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Dorsed
George W. Hill
William H. Murphy
Ninth Ward
Murphy
City Briefs Covering Horse Incident and Local Appointments
A Singer Sewing machine boree ran away in the city, colliding with a Fuller Express team and injuring a horse. Officer Clark shot the runaway. Superintendent Walters orders two more Cushing machines for $2,460. A F Prescott becomes late clerk at Northern Pacific local traffic. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union to memorialize Frances Willard at First Presbyterian. A F P Bickford returns from Niagara Falls convention as Retail Grocers’ Association president. H O Blankenship and Mr. and Mrs. James R. Binkard bound for peace in Garden City. Trio convicted of horsewhipping Leroy Lemmon. Funeral of Arthur Perry, 22, of Renton, killed in a logging camp in Startup Snohomish county last Tuesday.
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Singer Sewing Machine Company
Fifth Av
Yesterway
Firetay
Fuller Express Company
Clark
H. O Blankenship
James R. Binkard
Garden City
Justice of the Peace
Gorton
Leroy Lemmon
Arthur Perry
John Perry
Renton
Startup
Snohomish County
Local notices and upcoming elections in West Beattie area
The report covers a school board meeting in West Beattie to hear the clerk's annual report, a Saturday March election at the Matier school for a three year director term, and a probe into regrade materials. It also notes a request to bore test holes at Jackson at and a new trial bid for Lem Short, the Great Northern train robber. The Woodland Park fire and water committee approves a $140 000 reservoir project.
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Maller Aeohool
West Beattie
Weat Meattioc
Matier
Pfel. Peart
Jackson At
Griffith
Board of Public Works
Crows Streets
Regrade
Lem Short
Great Northern
Bugsy
Fire and Water Committee
Woodland Park
Mayor Bans Campaign Banners Off City Streets
Mayor Ballinger ordered police to remove campaign banners from streets to enforce a year old ordinance. He said the move ends a nuisance and maintains consistent enforcement, denying special privileges to campaign managers and leaving rustlers to find new ways to rally voters.
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Ballinger
Rainier Valley Improvement Association To Meet In Renton
The Rainier Valley Improvement Association will hold its next monthly meeting in Renton on Monday evening March 5. Dr M A Matthews is expected to attend as speaker of the evening and a large turnout from Renton and Valley is anticipated. The group has seen success in educating and engaging people in civic advancement efforts and related benefits.
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Rainier
Wise Women Buy Fresh Ame at Jersey Shutter Store
A brief note from the Jersey Shutter Store at 103 Pike Bt urges Wise Women to buy strictly fresh ame and save money, highlighting a yearly savings angle.
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Jersey
Pike Bt
Benefit Concert for W V Gilday at Christensen's Arcade
An entertainment program will be staged next Tuesday evening February 27 at 4 16 for W V Gilday manager of the Great Western Lyceum Bureau Halt Lake Utah Eva Bartlett Macey will perform several numbers Eleanor Piper cornetist Robert De Armond DAsno cantante and Ora Averett de Armond accompanist will provide the musical portion The Ladhew Melief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints will host a home talent entertainment and dance at 2814 Western Ave this evening.
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Christensen
Arcade Hall
W. V. Gilday
Great Western Lyceum Bureau
Halt Lake
Utah
Eva Bartlett Macey
Eleanor Piper
Cornetiat
Robert de Armond
Dasno Cantante
Ora Averett de Armond
Ladhew Melief Society of
The
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Sainte
Eggs! Eggs! Eggs! Jersey Butter Store Ad
Strictly fresh eggs offered at 26 cents a dozen by Jersey Butter Store located at 208 Pike Street.
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Jersey
Pike Street
The Greatest KLINE AND ROSENBERG Seattle Listing
The Greatest Kline and Rosenberg at 625 Fleet Avenue Seattle Washington appears in this notice. The brief item lists a business or property address with street number and city. No further context is provided in the readable text.
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Kline & Rosenberg
Fleet Avenue
Seattle, Wash
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ALLEN
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Union Bakery and Cafe