Seattle Humane Society Aims to Expand Work and Camps
The Seattle Humane Society plans to extend its operations in the coming year with a Ballard affiliate and branches at Fremont Brooklyn and University Heights. The Ballard group shows progress with 348 complaints last year mostly about animal abuse while child cruelty cases have mostly been referred to other charities. A proposed camp officer plan would extend supervision to logging camps and Mrs. Laurence Gron the secretary notes generous need for more active members beyond a current roster of about 2. The city owes much to Mrs. Fiske the actress who helped last winter and the next meeting of the society is forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Laurence Gron
Bhem
So¢Ciety
Fiske
Recital by Blind Girl in Seattle Theater
Christine La Barraque, a totally blind singer praised for her sweet voice, will perform a concert in Seattle on Thursday evening January 9. She will be assisted by tenor F. W. Zimmerman and other popular artists. Despite blindness she works as a typist and has an education in literature and national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine la Barraque
Seattle
F. W. Zimmerman
Miss la Barraquete
Jawee
Barraque
California
Cascade Edge Latona In Local Campus Game Win
Reese scored on a 45 yard run for a touchdown after a fumble as Cascade defeated Latona on the university campus in what was likely the last local game of the season. Attendance was strong and the event drew community interest.
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Reese
Night Robes Clad Guests Escape Fire In New York Hotel
Early report says six guests were in the hotel when flames broke out. They fled into the street in their sleeping garments as smoke filled the building. Fire officials believe there were no fatalities.
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New York
Republican club met at the Lincoln on January 24
The Men s Republican club plans a meeting at the Lincoln on January 24 with Wagner s orchestra providing music. Dinner will be served for 56 and Republican members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Lincoln
Wagner
New Year's Day Observed Quietly Across the City
Churches held services noting the day’s significance from Trinity and St Mark’s to Our Lady of Good Help and Immaculate Conception. Rev. Gowen spoke on Christ’s circumcision while others preached peace and sobriety as worshippers marked the holiday. The Young Women’s Christian Association hosted an open house in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
H. H. Gowen
Christ
St. Mark's
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
A. Bweere
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Maes
Bacred Heart Church
Geo. Hild
W.C
Young Women's Christian Association
Mra. Geo
Dear
Community musical event at YMCA gathering
Mrs George Runnell and Mrs McDonald hosted an informal piano solo event from 2 to 4 pm with performances by Frank Black Mrs Pearl Winkley and vocalists including Mrs G A Rochester and Warren Irwin. The Young Men's Christian Association hosted the afternoon with refreshments served by the ladies and a late musical program featuring several quartets and a gymnastic exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Runnell
Ihe Wood
Mra
M. Ts McDonald
Pam
Myre
Frank Black
Mies Pearl Winkley
G. A. C. Rochester
Warren Irwin
Katherine A. Glen
Anderson
Eeoxeph Shippen
Ballard Shipwrights Move to Organize Union
Ballard ship carpenters calkers and joiners plan to meet at Ballard city hall tomorrow to formalize a union. A canvass among artisans shows broad support for the union’s establishment today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard Will
Ship Carpenters, Calkers and Joiners’ Union
Calkers
Joteere
Ballard
Building Permits Issued For Several Residential Projects
The city engineer issued building permits to A. G. Woat for a green house at 18 East Sixty-first street worth 480 dollars and to George H. Firat for a two 1% story frame house on Tenth avenue north. EB. Black received a 1-story frame house permit at Sixteenth Avenue North for 190 dollars. Hamm & Schmits at 1414 18 Madison Street secured a retaining wall permit valued at 6 dollars. R. K. Segmett was approved for a two story frame house on East open way.
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A. G. Woat
East Sixty-first Street
Green House
George H. A Firat Tee
Peelis Tenth Avese We North
EB. Black
Sixteenth Avenue North
Hamm & Schmits
Madison Street
R. K. Segmett
East Open Way
Bishop Hart to Speak at Free Port Church Tonight
P. Hart will address a Free church gathering this evening on a selected subject concerning religious interests. His address last night drew a large attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hart
A Free Peorthoaret
Broadway Eleven Triumphs In Local Gridiron Battle
A fragmented report notes Broadway eleven defeating their opponents on the local gridiron. Sukie the Breas is mentioned in passing as part of the puzzled OCR readout, with references to better play and overall capability of Broadway on the field.
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Aeteatet
Broadway Eleven
Sukie
Automobiles for Chinks Arrive on Ocean Steamer
The China Mutual line steamship Oopack sails from Tacoma with cargo bound for the Orient. Crates of safety bicycles and an electric automobile are aboard, possibly for the Chinese imperial household, while large shipments of raw cotton and machinery also travel.
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Oopack
China Mutual Line
Tacoma
Orient
Empress Dowager of
China
Tonge
Hong
Stolen Goods Found Hidden in Tenement Attic
Detectives Adama and Lane found the products of theft under the eaves of a tenement yesterday afternoon. The cache included a human arm, a telescope, lead pencils, spectacles, and cheap jewelry. Owners of the property have not yet been located.
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Adama
Lane
Woodmen Social Dance Planned by Camp 244
Woodmen of the World Camp 244 will hold a social dance this evening at Tim Ranke Hall. Music will be provided by the Myers Orchestra, with preparations completed for an enjoyable event. The degree team includes Tom Marley, B. L. Melton, Vene, BE. Wildlama, J. L. Wyatt, A. Wallace, Ed Winship and L. Noone as captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Tim Ranke
Myers
Tom Marley
B. L. Melton
Vene
BE. Wildlama
J. L. Wyatt
A. Wallace
Ed Winship
L. Noone
Labor Items In Brief From The Roar Of Industry
An itemized discussion critiques the National Civic Federation formed in New York aimed at arbitration of labor disputes and its potential impact on labor and capital. The piece praises a proposed Allied Printing Trades Label for government publications and notes a New Year event hosted by the Carpenters and Joiners union No. 131 with performances and dancing.
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National Civic Federation
New York
Arbitration of
Labor
Etep
Econtimentalists
Groovenor
United States
Allied Printing
Carpenters and Joiners’ Union, No. 131
Fourth Avenue
Mortality Record and Obituaries in Local Notices
The funeral for Wm. T. Gerte was held at Stewart's this afternoon. Chas. Wiles of South Beattie died suddenly in a saloon on West Yeater Way. Jan. D. McKinnon, longtime seaman and pilot to Alaskan ports, died suddenly while seated in a Last Chance saloon chair. Remains taken to Butterworth's morgue. McKinnon blamed on alcohol. age 55. Dentist moved to Glebe Week. Firet and Madison.
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Wm. T. Gerte
Stewart
Baeermingen
Lakeview Coom
Chas. Wiles
Bonney and Stewart's
Jan. D. McKinnon
Wessels
Alaskan
Denly
Health in 1901 City Reports Contagious Disease Totals
City health records for 1901 show 203 smallpox 269 scarlet fever 44 diphtheria and 62 measles. December saw peak smallpox and October peak scarlet fever with months noting diphtheria and measles. Quarantine work intensifies with long hours. pesthouse near capacity and potential detention hospital use discussed. Local dental ads appear at end.
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City Health Department
Board of Health
Institute Sparks Farmers Meeting in Centralia
In Centralia Washington Sam Bruee and the Southwest Washington club call for a meeting to discuss a farmers institute. The request aims to fix dates and plan the hold of the event with guidance from participants.
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Centralia
Wash
Sam
Bruee
Southwest Washington Club
Alice Roosevelt Debut Invites Nixon Era Socialites
Washington observers report Orat of town friends and relatives began arriving for Alice Roosevelt's debut ball in Washington. The event, noted as the gayest since 1872, drew Nellie Grant Sartoris and other Grant family members, with hopes she will attend.
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Washington
D. C
Alice Roosevelt
Neliie
Stung Wee
Grant
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Carriage Hit By Car In Chicago Killing Child
A collision in Chicago last night left a carriage struck by a car ridden at speed. Fuller and his wife escaped serious injury while their four year old child Helen was crushed and died.
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Chicago
Halsted
Fuller
Helen
Eastern Football Dominates Stanford 49 to 0
Pasadena report states Michigan University defeated Stanford 49 to 0. Eastern team displayed clear superiority with fast offense and stout defense, shutting out Stanford as the game concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Deus
Michigan University
Stanford
Travelers' Railway Guide Routes and Timetable Fragments
Fragmentary travel notice describes multiple railway connections and schedules to and from Berthera Pacific, Great Berthera Overland, and related lines. Arrivals and departures span morning to evening with several places listed but text is garbled and some station names are unclear.
Madrona Heights Improvement Club Meets at Smiley's
The Madrona Heights Improvement Club holds its regular monthly meeting at Smiley's grocery corner of Thirty-fourth Avenue and Union Street on Friday evening January 3 at a.m. The group will vote on cement sidewalks for all graded Madrona streets and consider starting work early next spring. Elections for officers for the coming year will also be discussed.
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Madrona Meights Improvement Club
Smiley's Grocery
Thirty-fourth Avenue
Union Street
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Humane Society
Cascade
Latona
Bishop Hart
Ranke Hall
Utera
Queen City Quartette
Kate
Mamie Hmilgert
Messrs
A. McCormick
William
Firet and
Madison
Gity
Wagnoner
Globe Block
Iarace, Schuchard Optical CO
Avenue
Beattie
FOR Institute
Sterling Pianos
Reichert
Elliott Deune
Mife
Houssy Building
Third and
Pike
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Berthera Pacific
Berthera
Mt. Paunam Areva
Tom
Wheaten
Mt. Vernon
New Westminster
M. Onpina
Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture
Frederick & Nelson
Rome Furnishers
Second Avenue
NB Hutchinsonco
Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Co. Real Estate Department
Columbia Street Tel
Shoe Department
Bine
Tee En
Creedmore
Chas. G. Holcomb Optician
Burke Building
Cor
Cells Doce Ouolncas College
Rainier Hardware Co
First Ave
Seneca St
Crawford
Italia
Wim.s. Mayfield Family
Madrona Heights
Bartel Drug Co
Trust
ATV
Becond Avenue
Grand Jona Cert
OPERA
Seatte
America
Poremost
Jefferson DE Angelis
Chae
Opera House
Phon
Beatties Leading Theater
Mala
Willson
Grand
John Cort
Mer
Seattie’s
Leading Theater
Main
Ridgely Rebekahle
Joo
O. F. Adminette
J. P. Howe
Phone
Ben Hendricks
Ple Olson
Third Avenue Theater
W. M. Russell
Arthur C. Aiston
Tomer
Dongola Kia
Gale
Pro Ately
Pig Ten
Second
University
Seneca
Carstens Bros
Exhibition Corner
Second and
Seneca Streets
24 Ave
Columbia
Kirk
Stor
Hotel Bi
Seattles
H. T. Turner
Sanitarium
Hinckley Blvd
Remington Remington
E. C. Niles
Cherry St
Dennison
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co
Columbia Street
TEROS
Patani Tel
A. Lindauer Scientif
Oputsian
Pike Street
Columbia and Shamrock
Chas. I. Bollessive
Alfred S. Witter
Second Ave
Blo
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