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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1901

Page

4

Franchising Seattle Electric Car Line Through Woodland Park

Petitioners in Green Lake area seek a Seattle Electric Co franchise to run its car line through Woodland Park. Opponents claim more than 1,000 names will be on a circulating petition. The issue rests with the corporations committee after consulting the route and board members.

Green Lake Sking Council Seattlee Bilectric Co Woodland Park Thia Peti Park Williama Woodperk Fremont Corporations Committee Cieven

Civil service support echoed by Bagley and officials

Secretary Bagley of the board of works backs the civil service system, aligning with Superintendent who praised it in yesterday's Star. He cites past administrations as corrupt and inefficient, blaming political appointments for waste of half a million dollars in Seattle.

Ecretary Bagley Board of Works Bag Exx Ronalds Seattle Eix Civil Service

Clerks Hold Social and Entertaining Evening

Clerks Union No 326 held a social at the G A R hall Col m building with members and friends in large numbers. The program featured a welcome address by Billy Middleton vocal solos by Virginia Hammer recitations by Glocker and others and Alpha Male Quartet selections. J P Griffin called for continued Union growth and urged clerks to join. After two hours of dancing the gathering praised the event and planned another social for August 22.

Joe Peterson Worth Densmore Craig R. G. Rossman J. P. Griffin

Beebe and Erickson Deaths Noted in Seattle Area

Dr Beebe aged 54 died of blood poisoning after Green Lake at Cascade lodge Mt Vernon. Remains are with Stewart and Erickson. Rt Erickson aged 24 died last night at 1922 Elliott avenue. He belonged to Elliott Camp Modern Woodmen of America.

Beebe Green Lake Cascade Lodge Mt. Vernon Stewart's Rt. Erickson Elliott Avenue Elliott Camp Modern Woodmen

Eames Becomes Prime Diva Amid European Tour Plans

Mme. Eames rises to prima donna status as plans unfold for a European tour from Paris through Germany and Russia. A reported czar request to meet her highlights the high drama surrounding her engagement and the canning controversy.

Don Mme Eames America Europe Canning Paris Germany Russia

Building Permits Issued for Dwellings in City

The city engineer issued permits for multiple frame dwellings including 451 Gar road valued at 600 dollars, 1632 avenue valued at 664 dollars, a 60 by 7 structure valued at 3,000 dollars, and additional builds on Pine street and Eleventh avenue with various costs and owners named in the notice.

Tol. M. Bushell Gar Jonae m 1632 Avenue Temple Rey Eleventh Avenue

Dwellings Placed with Various Builders on City Streets

A list shows multiple property deals for one story and two story frame dwellings. Purchasers include Dr Wm Shelberger Walter Mubbard N Lanier Maude and Sarah Rhoads J B Ryan and parties pay amounts ranging from 450 to 8650 for homes at 1806 East Jefferson 500 Queen Anne 1412 Past Spruce 1142 46 Broadway 1616 Seventh Ave West 6842 Woodland.

East Jefferson Street Wm. Shelberger Queen Anne Avenue Walter Mubbard Spruce Street N. Lanier Broadway Maude Sarah Rhoads Seventh Avenue

Pointers to Bicyclists Rules Published in Star

A Star request yields city rules for bicyclists. Bells are required and must be rung near people or vehicles. Lights visible 200 feet after dark on sidewalks. Sidewalk speed limit is four miles per hour near pedestrians. street limit is ten miles per hour. Delivist allowed on most sidewalks with restricted blocks. Violations carry 2 to 20 dollars fine.

Star Dearborn Street Yeaterway Fleet Avenue Maynard Avenue Yeater Way Union Street Western Avenue Third Avenue Pike Street Eighth Avenue Third Avenues Cedar Street

Boer delegation reacts to Reitz letter from Amsterdam

The July 19 letter from Transvaal state secretary Reitz fueling Boer leadership at Amsterdam with word that Kruger may be urged to take a final step. Delegation members refuse comment until after a conference. W Knapp to build brick dwellings on Letitia and Columbus streets in Columbia City.

Amsterdam Reitz Transvaal Kruger Tegation W. Knapp Letitia Columbus Streets Columbia City

Splitting the Season Proposed by Seattle Baseball Fans

The article reports support for a season split with Portland leading the first half and a final two games against the second half winner to decide the title. Proponents include John Schram and W Dickinson of Seattle Electric, who argue the plan would heighten interest and draw bigger crowds across the league.

Portlands Dugdale Portland John Schram

Collieries Closed in Shamokin Area Strike Sparks Miners Shortage

Shamokin Pennsylvania July 18 seven of the 16 collieries between Shamokin and Mt. Carmel were tied up by stationary men joining the strike. As a result 4,000 more miners are idle.

Shamokin Here Mt. Carmel

Market Conditions Suppress Walla Walla Fruit Upswing

Large quantities of fruit were condemned by Inspector Brown, leaving markets featureless. Water melons remain abundant and selling at 3.25 per dozen. Other quotations were unchanged this morning.

Walla Walla Brown

Market Price List for Fresh Produce and Fruits

A scanned price list shows numerous produce items with varied prices per unit or measure. Entries include lemons, limes, cooking and eating apples, Valencia oranges, bananas, olives, grapefruit, peaches, plums, raspberries, potatoes, beets, carrots, lettuce, turnips, garlic, cabbage, peppers, celery, sweet potatoes, sauerkraut, artichokes, green peas, dried figs, and more, with mostly per dozen, per pound, per case, or per ton figures.

Pete

Local Drug Store Ad Promises Low Prices and Courteous Service

A vintage advertisement touts a drug store offering prompt attentive service and guaranteed quality with prices highlighted for items such as Mennen's Talcum Powder Quinine preparations and Colgate Violet Water. The list includes Florida Water Marge Beef Iron and Wine and various patent medicines and tonics, stressing savings for shoppers.

Eesse Mennen Maud Enaud Colgate de Colgate Florida Water Kilmer Jayne Shaw

Considines Decline Opening of Spokane Gambling House

News notes that John and Tom Considine with Harry Green of Spokane considered reviving the Owl clubroom as a new gambling house. The plan appears abandoned, with uncertainty whether current officials favored more gambling venues or the Considines perceived low public support.

John Tom Considine Harry Green Spokane Owl Conasidines Beattie Considines Green

Controversy Over New Resort Openings in City

In police circles it is now stated as fact that the Condidines will not be allowed to open any more new hotels in the city.

Schlat­ter In Asylum In Washington Scene

Vrandatter, a noted divine healer, was committed to the Insane Hospital in Washington today after being arrested yesterday on a vagrancy charge. The case underscores ongoing concerns about public health and law at the capital.

Washington, Dc Vrandatter Insane Yester

Czar to Elevate Bonaparte Relative to General Rank

London reports the Czar of Rusia plans to raise Prince Louis Bonaparte to general on September 14. This move aims to support a restoration plan to overthrow the French Republic and crown Louis emperor of France.

London Rusia Louis Bonaparte Louis France

Chi Ben: The Men Fit for the Task?

Fragmentary note hints at a group or committee named Chi Ben tasked with selecting capable men. Details are unclear but imply evaluating fitness or suitability for duties.

Bet

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