Duwamish Ship Canal Drive Spurs Seattle Growth
Leaders hail the Duwamish river improvement as a turning point for Seattle. The canal promises thousands of manufacturing sites, added waterfront, and high land values, driven by local investors and business figures who fund the project themselves.
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Jack River
Oxbow and Duwamish River Improve Overtakes Seattle South End
The Oxbow tract west of Georgetown near the Duwamish river gains harbor frontage as new channels dredge the old river. Developments by Melavehlin Realty Co and Heath shipbuilder attract plants like Artistic Ornamental Iron Works and Independent Brewing Co. A Beattie bridge plan links Oxbow to downtown, easing access for manufacturing and housing as the Duwamish River Improvement Club forms in Georgetown.
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Georgetown
Pacific Coast
Hamilton
James Wilson
Duwamish River Improvement Club
Jim
Duwamish River
Lrst Avenue
Wilson
Seattle
C. P. Rollins
Duwamish
Rollins
Beattie
Pioneer Square
Oxbow
Melavehlin Realty Co
American Bank
South End
McLaughlin Realty Co
Heath
Tacoma
Artistic Ornamental Iron Works
Independent Brewing Co
Piret
Duwamleh
Beattle
Firet Ao
Seattle Electric Co
Do. Wathish River
Robert Bridges
Orillia
Citizens’ Bank
G. M. Walsh
C. C. Conners
A. Slocum
J. W. Lees
South Park
E. J. McLaughlin
C. L. Wilson
Louis Smith
Auburt
Bb. H. Bowen
Kent
Lee Monahan
Renton
James Nelson
Renton Junction
Joel Shumaker
Tukwila
Charles Hale
Walter Moss
O'Brien
J. B. Sherrett
West Seattle
George McFarland
South Seattle
M. L. Hamilton
P. McGee
John B. Shorett
Olympia
Port of Seattle
Ward's Hall
C. C. Conner
C. W. Lees
E. D. Karr
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Duwamish Project Advances after Law Passage
Petition by Seattle city owners and county agencies accelerates formation of a district to dredge the Duwamish River and secure right of way. Officials approve plans for a 200 foot wide channel, financed by city and state support, with engineers detailing river widening and deepening work to connect waterways and support industrial sites.
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Seattle
Nebraska
Klondike
North
Duwamish
Procanal
Duwamish Canal
Francis R. Singleton
King County
Singleton
E. D. Karr
J Inerett
Olympia
Thiere
James
Fred Hanth
Cc C
Frank H Rams
F. R. Singleton
Fred Schneiders
M. Clapp
R. H. Engineer
A. L. Valentine
Tostian
Weet
Aish River
Adolph Hehrens
New York
Elty Alyotha
Bank Crashes Sparks with Neighbors Across Street
At Georgetown Citizens' Bank a disagreement escalates as Wilson retorts and two bystanders named Safe Hamilton and E L Wilson approach the couple from across the street prompting heightened tension and potential intervention.
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Hamilton
E. L. Wilson
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Lake Washington Canal
Duwamish Waterway
J. R. McLaughlin
Adolph Behrens
Safe” Hamilton
D. Hamm
Frank Paul
George McFarlane
Fred Newell
Ben Moyses
C. H. Upper
James F. McElroy
Max Wardall
James Conway
Eugene Way
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Citizens’ Bank At
L. Frank Brown
Board of Trustees
Executive Committee
EF. W. Way
Thomas Carstens
Andrew Heinrich
Patrick McGee
George L. Spencer
Mr. Hamilton
Flo
Jas. F. M'Elroy
J. A. McLaughlin
Geo, McFarlane
R. Rollins
Lk. Wilson
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