The Seattle Star Newspaper Details and Contacts
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United States
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Langland
Peter
Postoffice Held Second Class Matter in Seattle
The notice indicates materials were entered at the Seattle Washington post office as second class matter. It designates the filing location, marking, and classification for newspaper archival processing.
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Postofics
Seattle
Washington
Seattle City Grants 50 Year Gas Franchise To New Company
The city council approved a fifty year franchise for C. Smith, William Nottingham and R. H. Malone to lay mains and manufacture gas. Prices set at $1.50 per thousand cubic feet for illuminating gas and $1.26 per Secana cubic feet for fuel or power gas. The Star reports two goals met in its cheaper gas campaign.
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Ton C. Smith
William Nottingham
R. H. Malone
Today
The
Star
Seattle
Bettle Gas & Electric Co
Seattle Gas & Electric Co
Star urges nine hour day to end machinists strike
The Star urges the National Metal Trades Association in New York to back a nine hour workday without wage cuts to resolve the machinists strike. It argues employers gain more by contented workers producing nine hours at the same pay than ten hours from dissatisfied staff.
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National Metal Trades Association
New York City
Star
National Metal Trades’ Association
National Metal Mrades’ Association
Labor Temple Trustees Elected. Base Excavation Under Way
The Seattle Labor Temple held its first annual meeting and elected an eleven member board with terms of one year and eight months. Trustees reported progress on the temple base excavation aiming for completion by July 1. A local branch of the League of American Sportsmen was organized under Frank Pontius to promote game protection and enforce laws against poaching.
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Seattle Labor Temple Association
W. H. Devine
F. A. Fred Swanson
Louis Peter- John Hay
W. H. Middleton
R. Moulton
BH. H. Emmerd Grothjan
Otto Shields
Geo. Thos. McNamara
J. Mey
Wm. Zahn
League of Ameri- Sportemen
Frank Pontius
America
People & Saving Bank
Second Avenue
Pike St
United States
Europe
National Bank of Commerce
H. Co. Henry
Spencer
First National Bank OF Seattle
J. D. Hoge, Jr
M. McMicken
L. Turner
R. F. Parkhurst
U. S
J. F. Lane
Canadian
Bank of Commerce Capital
Seattle
James St
D. A. Cameron Mar
Petition to sell liquor near West Seattle camp denied
The petition by C. N. Morse to sell liquor at a West Seattle beach campsite was refused by the county commissioners. Authorities are seeking to stop the sale, which campers reported as a permitted privilege in the area before.
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C. N. Morse
West Seattle
Morse
Market Quiet as Weather Bites Potatoes and Strawberries
Markets report a quiet morning on Western Street with unsettled weather. Potatoes sell at 20 cents a pound while strawberries ripen slowly, prices steady around 2.00 to 3.25, depending on quality, with expectations of fruit supply changing as markets adjust to cold conditions.
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Bedro- Woolley
Bremertoda
I. White
Queen City
Miack
Jobbing Quotations Corrected Daily for Produce Offerings
Green fruit lists lemons at 32.50 per box with four dollars a box. Limes per case. Apples priced at 2.50 or 3.00. Pineapples 2.75 per box. Bananas 2.00 per bunch. Grapefruit 76.02 per case. Strawberries 56 cents each. Cherries 1.00 to 1.26 per unit. Apricots 1.75. Black cherries 1.25 per crate. Potatoes 0.05 per ton. Beets listed among vegetables.
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California
Seattle
Puget Sound
Washington
Hoya
Clyman Pluma
Camera Club Meeting Plans Outing to Bnoqualmie
The Washington Camera club will hold a meeting at the club rooms in the Union block to discuss an outing to Bnoqualmie. Members will review trip details and potential dates for the excursion.
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Washington Camera Club
Union Block
Bnoqualmie
City Jobs Examinations Planned for Police and Fire Posts
The civil service commission announces immediate examinations to fill claim agent depot matron and other recent offices. Examinations will be ordered for police and fire posts as the eligible pool nears exhaustion. An adjacent health treatment note mentions Ladies Bath Parlors and nearby streets with service between 1 and 6 p.m. The ad also promotes a cabinet photograph special at Straw's New Studio 211 Pike Street and medical dental offers.
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Civil Service Commission
Police and Fire Department
Straw
Pike Street
Fremont Rebels Block Sabon License Vote
Henry Henkle failed to obtain a license for a sabon on Fremont outskirts as the city council voted unanimously against it. A protest listing over 1,000 residents was filed, with many citizens including several women present in the council chamber and leaving once the decision was made.
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Henry Henkle
Vremont
Fremont
Ramaker Music Company’s Rapid Seattle Growth
The Ramaker Music Company expands from a three-piano start in 1897 to a regional network with branches in Tacoma Hoquiam Aberdeen Olympia and Port Townsend and sales reaching Alaska and Nebraska. Nine manufacturers join as affiliates and the firm diversifies into sheet music organs and plated departments under G and R Ramaker with R Ramaker leading the operation.
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Seattle
Fifth
Pike Streets
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Knabe
Ramaker Music House
Second Avenue
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Waterville
Cartoad
Alaska
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Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Olympia
Port Townsend
Fet
Sound
Straube Instruments
Chicago
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New York
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Mameaker Music Company
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Towa
Nebraska
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Ramaker Music Company
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R. Ramaker
J. Roscoe Ramaker
Han of
Hf ©. Reichert
Monager
Ramaker Company
Music House Expands as Sound Country Attracts Growth
By spring 1990 the Music House earned about $6000 monthly. Loyal customers spread word, and careful advertising boosted patronage. Management began considering branch locations to tap the Sound country’s promising market potential.
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