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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1906

Page

8

Blaine argues over reservoir plan for Woodland Park

Park Board member Blaine accuses city council of opposing Woodland Park reservoir plans. He cites council actions on lighting station sites and a proposed standpipe, urging a joint park board council inspection to prevent cutting 10 to 18 acres of timber. He stresses cooperation while safeguarding the forest.

Sam Woodland Park Clear Seattle PL Blaine Park Board Minnne Seventh Ay Yesterway Water Department Board of Public Works Scottand Old Ninth Ward Scott Smith Clise Murphy Burnett Board of Public North End Warda

Bay Mystery Cleared Up After Missing Man Found

A bay mystery ends as a key found with a body in the bay near Sthaw matches a duplicate from Mrs McCauley of York Station. McCauley, an engineer missing since April 1, had sold property for 594 dollars days before, and authorities theorize he died in a railroad incident rather than foul play.

Sthaw Robert McCauley York Station McCauley Coromer Waa Noti Leaves & Wife

Organist for GT Marks May Hire Porelan Talent in Seattle

An Episcopal church in Seattle plans to hire an imported organist and choirmaster Edwin Fairbourne from York England. He is en route to accept the post after previously serving at York Minster or Midgge Delfry church.

Seattle Marke Episcopalian Church Harvarday Broadway Edwin Fairbourne York England Fairbourne Midgge Delfry Church

First Sermon At Plymouth Congregational Church

Despite Sunday morning weather a large audience gathered to hear Dr. Van Horne deliver the first sermon of the new pastor at Plymouth Congregational church with the theme The Church Universal.

Plymouth Congregational Church van Horne The Church Universal

Big Crowd Sees Girgus Enjoy Circus Performance

A large audience gathered to watch the circus as the show featured the celebrated acts of Norrie and Rowe under the Big Top. The crowd marveled at a standout special tram bearing the troupe and the overall performance drew strong attendance.

Norrie & Rowe

New trolley cars arrive in Seattle for service

Eight of the 24 new streetcars ordered by Seattle Electric Co arrived by train and will enter service within days. The remaining 17 cars are due in two lots within the next four weeks. The cars are large with cross rattan seating and were built in St. Louis after weeks of work. A crowded welcome greeted the delivery as the circus setup began near Recreation Park with parades planned at 10 36 each morning and five more performances.

Seattle Electric Company Etty St. Louis Ccireus Recreation Park

Seattle Chamber Receives Thanks for Earthquake Aid

The Seattle Chamber of Commerce received a letter from James D. Phelan, chairman of the relief and Red Cross funds committee in San Francisco, thanking Seattle for its earthquake donations totaling sixty five thousand or more.

Seattle Chamber of Commerce James D. Phelan Relief and Red Croes Funds Committee San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Inseng Seattle Attle

Notice to Water Consumers Delinquent Fees

Water rent due in June for June July and August. If not paid by June 34, becomes delinquent. District covers all city south of Galet street from bay to lake. Metered water due from the 1st to the 20th of each month. Delinquent on the Mth.

Galet Street

Wandering Man Found On Waterfront

A frail man was found wandering along the waterfront yesterday and unable to work due to advanced age. He may need care in a charitable institution, highlighting urging savings to prepare for the future at the State Bank of Seattle with 4 percent interest compounded semi annually.

State Bank of Seattle

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