City council considers site changes for new fire headquarters
Councilman Rude introduces a resolution to authorize architects Saunders and Lawton to revise plans for the fire headquarters to Third Avenue South and street. A Jackson Street site was abandoned for a Great Northern tunnel, with Queen Anne Hill urged for a station. Alex Pierson of Columbia holds the construction contract. Chief Cook and Superintendent Young to inspect hill sites and report on options. An office alarm budget and a $6 site purchase near Terry Avenue and Madison Street were approved.
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Rude
Saunders and Lawton
Third Avenue
Jackson Street
Alex Piervon
Columbia
T Heen
Queen Anne Hill
Fifth Ue
Galer Street
Cook
Fire Department
Young
Terry Avenue
Madison Street
Pollard Juveniles Present Pinafore at Grand Theatre Night
The Pollard Juvenile Opera Company staged Pinafore tonight at the Grand with a large cast. Shenandoah and The Defaulter featured in the week’s program as the company also announced roasts for Thursday and Friday nights and a July 4 matinee.
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The
Pollard Juvenile Opera Com
Ala
Two Burglaries Hit Local Homes Sunday Night
Burglars entered the homes of Mrs. J. Belet at 1017 Fiftiieth Avenue and W. B. Ninckley at 1201 Weatlake Avenue, stealing a large amount of solid silverware and jewelry. A small bundle from Mrs. Eclet’s theft was found near Mr. Ninckley’s residence, suggesting the same culprits. Detective Byrnes is handling the case.
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J. Belet
Fiftiieth Avenue
W. B. Ninckley
Weatlake Avenue
Mra. Eclet
Hinckley
Byrnes
Hucksters Out of Business by Night Ordinance Passes
City council approved Kinstler s license measure to curb hucksters with fees of 100 for a license wagon 8 and 50 for a push car. The move aims to shut down email peddlers. Separation of car service on Third avenue paused during Elks carnival. Street improvements set on East James and East Olive areas with concrete sidewalks. Washington Wire Works building at Fifth and Yes ter way to be moved into city service. Reichert Dros plans provided.
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Kinstler
Seattle Electric Company
Third Avenue
Elks’ Carnival
East James Street
Thirty-second Avenue
Forty-fifth Avenue
Twenty-first Avenue
Walla Walla
East Olive Street
Twentieth
Twenty-third Avenue
Washington Wire Works
Fifth Avenue
Yester Way
Board of Public Works
Lost Child Found After Night in Woods Near Weat Beattie
Little Viva Jones, 10, daughter of Mia B. Jones, was missing Monday night and found Tuesday morning after a rainstorm trek in the woods. She was muddy, stiff, and exhausted but recovering after warmth and alcohol wash. The incident prompted concern but the mother doubts assault occurred.
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Viva Jones
Mia
B. Jones
Weat Beattie
Mra. J
M. Barnes
Mra
Braden Bradley Bound Over for Burglary in Parts House Case
W J Jensen known as Braden and Bradley, described as an old offender, was bound over to the superior court by Justice George yertesies enarge of burglary. The defendant is accused of entering a room at Parts house and stealing a …
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W. J. Jensen
Braden
Bradley
Superior Court
George Yertesies
Sons of Washington Guests Dine at Hotel Diller Banquet
The Sons of Washington founded two years ago by Erick Scullin held a banquet at the Hotel Diller with 70 guests attending. After-dinner chatter and social conversation followed. Judges Hanford and Jacoba shared anecdotes. Deaths In June Seattle Health Officer Carroll reports 48 deaths in June. Births for the month total 47.
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The
Sons of Washington
Erick Scullin
Hotel Diller
Hanford
Jacoba
Carroll
Seattle
Wan
Hard Blow At Tenderloin In Seattle District
A petition backed by 400 business leaders seeks removal of all houses of station in Seattle to close the city’s tenderloin. Chief Bullivam will notify owners led by Lou Graham Rae Moftoberte Lila Young Emma Norton Lottie Raymond Jannette Ashland Edith Belmont to prepare for relocation likely to Blackchapel.
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Seattle
Bullivam
Washington Street
Lou Graham
Rae Moftoberte
Lila Young
Emma Norton
Lottie Raymond
Jannette Ashland
Edith Belmont
Bieckchapel
Dancing Classes For Beginners On Monday And Friday
Readers are invited to join beginner dance lessons held Monday and Friday evenings. Instruction covers basic steps and rhythm, suitable for all ages. Classes take place at the community center with instructors available for guidance.
Social notes and society events in a Wisconsin city
Mrs L W Gray hosted a community tea with guests including Mrs J C Eden at 219 Marvard avenue. invitations issued by Mrs Maurice McMicken for luncheon at 1040 Sixteen Avenue. Hebrew Benevolent Society to meet at Masonic hall. farewell recital by Hoyd Wella and Arthur Leonard Alexander at Germania hall. Mrs James D B Hoge Jr gave a tea at 1208 Minor avenue for Mrs Frederick Grant. luncheon by Mrs Edward Neufelder at 424 Harvard avenue. Mrs B R Brierly hosted a card party at 1615 Twentieth avenue. William Pigott returned from the old country to corner of Fifteenth and Madison. clambake planned by St Pauls church. Dr Alexander Crickler and Chas Crickler hosted by Hammund L Cardin at 1406 Terry avenue. Mr and Mrs M F Backus at home second and fourth Wednesdays after July 15, 1122 Jefferson Street. Mrs Lacy Campbell, daughter of Wisconsin's first governor, returned to La Crosse. Prince Henry of Prussia noted as not active in politics.
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Mra. L. W. Gray
Marvard Avenue
J. C. Eden
Mra. Gray
HW. C. Henry
Ec. Hawkins
J. I MackDouhail
Maurice McMicken
the Avenue
Ladies’ Hebrew Benevolent Society
Masonic Hall
Hoyd Wella
Arthur Leonard Alexander
Germania Hall
Artist's Quartet Club
James Dbd. Hoge, Jr
Minor Avenue
Frederick Grant
Mra
Edward ©. Neufelder
Harvard Avenue
B R. Brierly
Twentieth Avenue
William Pigott
Fifteenth and
Madison
St. Paul's Church
Alexander Crickler
Chas, Crickler
Minnesota
Hammund L. 4
Cardin
Terry Avenue
M. FF. Backus
Jefferson Street
Lacy Campbell
Wisconsin
Mra. Peterson
South Park
LaCrosse
Wis
Campbell II
Pioneer of
Bon Marche early hour bargains list mixed with rhymes
An 8 to 11 am Bon Marche sale note lists dozens of bargain items with prices and time windows. Household goods, clothing, footwear, fabrics, and small wares are featured, many items discounted from 8 to 11 daily, including dishes, hats, shirts, and linens.
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Bon Marche
Wednesday Specials Offer Wide Range of Discounted Goods
A crowded listing of midweek bargains includes camping blankets, heavy woolen throws, silk and cotton garments, linen fabrics, crepe paper, paper plates, kitchen utensils, and various personal wear items. Deals feature marked-down prices on napkins, stockings, hats, women's and children's apparel, and shoes with bold savings highlighted.
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Ile
Sedogen
Hamburg
Ovuas
Heni
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Shenandoah
Capton Reynolds and Company
Wes
Pinkham
Seattle Theater
Mesars
Russell
Drew
Lincoln J. Carter
Rooe
Close
Everett
Great Northern
Es Quarry
Main Street
Acces
Ross
Globe Clothing Company
Globe
Washington
Kietler
Seneca and University
Lost IN
Woods
Little Viva Jones
West Seattle
Lse Hose
Pike Street
Tenderloin
Loon's
Ke Brock
Fitth and
Pike
Firet Avenue
Battery Street
Star Office
Melther Fedorm
Dunlap
Knox
the Globe Clothing CO
First Ave
New Globe
Madison St
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Frederick & Nelson Fine Furniture
Majestic’s
Mallestie
Ita
Frederick & Nelson Complete House
Furnishers
Second Ave
Madison and
Spring Streets
Leology Business College
Whorthwest
Entire Holdings
Cheney
Boston
Ska
Dickery, Dickery Dock
Serge Buskina
de Nnry
Se Yard
Acme Suit CO
Second Avenue
Land
Beatti
Uis
Hermadorf
Nordhotf
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