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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1901

Page

4

City seeks street improvements and utility permits

City engineers report on paving from Madison to Sixth needing brick over asphalt and be inspected by Monday. Proposals include Beattie Electric Co maintenance for a pole line on Twelfth Avenue and Beattie’s request for Beattie Street utilities. Seattle Gas & Co requests mains easement. estimates approved for curb, gutter, sidewalk work on Twenty and Twenty second Avenues and First Avenue to Aloha Street. Baker & Rich request alley storage permit. ordinance limits air storage over red gallons. Automatic Telephone Co seeks permission to erect several poles.

Thomson The of Public Works Seattle Electric Madison Sixth Avenue Ninth Terry Ave Broadway re+ Summit Spring Uni Beyleston Boren University Boylston Seneca Tni Boyleston Seattle Gas & Co Second Avenue East Terrace Norman First Avenue Aloha Street Baker & Rich Little Automatic Telephone Co

Will Celebrate Fourth of July by Grand Picnic

The W C T U will observe July 4 with a temperance grand picnic at the park. The event begins at 11 am with lemonade music and recitations.

Federated Union of the W.c.t. U

Wappenstein Accused in Gambling Paraphernalia Raid

Local officials press Detective Wappenstein over raid results at the Green Light and fan club. Officials say only one wheel was seized while Wappenstein claims two wheels and tables were broken up. Raids on the gambling houses continue amid tense official warnings.

FE. L. Blaine Law and Order League George Wappenstein Seiz la Club

Water Main Bids for Eleventh Avenue Project

Bids submitted to the city public works for laying the eleventh avenue water main from seventh street to Westerway were J & Goetz at 21124 and T Ryan Co at 91907.50. Also note a Diamond Ive Coupon Book promotion and a steamer Cyrene trip between parks in the evening.

Rast Public Works Elfth Avenue Ve Street Westerway J & Goetz T. Ryan Co

Americans Win Easy Money in Pigeon Shoot

Glasgow event pitted American and Scotch shooters for a prize of 0. Americans dominated, winning by a score of 973 to 582.

Glasgow

Emperor and Prince Christened Cruiser Pring Adalbert

In Kiel on June 22 the emperor and erepress attended the launching of the cruiser Pring Adalbert. Prince Henry christened the new warship as the Kaiser called expansion possible only with a trans ocean policy and a strong navy.

Kiel Emperor Erepress Pring Adalbert Prince Henry Kaler Prince Adalbert

City Civil Service Exams Attract Large Applicant Pool

More than fifty applications have been filed for city civil service examinations set to begin next week. The total excludes the thirty or more laborer applications. Six people applied for the clerk of the municipal court position.

Schooner Challenger Returns to Port with Cargo for Seattle

Schooner Challenger under Capt. Anderson from San Francisco arrives in the afternoon and moors at pier No. 4. The vessel carries a cargo for Seattle and for a new schooner being fitted at Port Blakeley.

Challenger Anderson San Francisco Veewel Seattle Port Blakey

Ship Carpenter Mce Carthy Injured Aboard Cottage City

Aboard the Cottage City this afternoon a ship carpenter named Mce Carthy fell down a stairway. He suffered a broken left arm and a dislocated shoulder and was moved to Providence Hospital for treatment.

MceCarthy Cottage City Providence Hospital

Restaurant Liquor Sale Arrests Prompt Fines

Detective Brown arrested a group of restaurant men selling liquor without licenses and they paid their regular monthly fines. The incident highlights ongoing enforcement actions against unlicensed liquor sales.

Brown

Gamblers Warrants Seize Gambling House Keepers

The Law and Order league secured warrants from Justice Cann for the arrest of several gambling-house keepers. The deputy sheriff is out making arrests this afternoon.

Law and Order League Justice Cann

East Side boy builds wireless telephone link

Samuel P. Levenberg a 14 year old New York tenement resident and apprentice at New York Telephone claims a wireless link between two telephones six blocks apart with earth as conductor. Professor Garrett Servias notes the experiment and questions its long distance viability.

New York Samuel P. Levenberg East Side New York Telephone Levenberg Garrett P. Servias Keely Servius

Bar Association to Select Jury Commissioners Next Saturday

The Bar association will meet next Saturday to select four men for jury commissioners two of whom will be appointed by the superior judges. The court also discussed appointing an administrator for the large estate of Fred C Hutchinson with Josiah Colline the present administrator. Five siblings seek letters of administration. Hutchinson left money and certificates totaling 200 80 in city vaults. Applequist was found guilty of fraud and sentenced to 60 days in the county jail. Spempeee and Kelly were recently found guilty of stealing boxes.

The Bar Association Fred C. Hutchinson Applequist

Four defendants sentenced in local cases and civil actions

Shoes from the Washington Shoe Co yielded four year terms for two defendants while Charlie Edmonds received three years for burglary. John H. McGraw became permanent receiver of the Pacific Lumber Pipe Co. Several divorces were granted including John Morgan Judith Morgan and Edward Danielson Mary Danielsen. A steamboat passenger Josephine Gonsalia was committed to an asylum. A bridge repair contract for Black River was awarded to White & Der for six hundred dollars. The Stanley damage suit defense opened in superior court and a Meek appointment case against Christy Miller was argued before Judge Bell.

Christy & Miller J. A. Meek Meek Bell

Choate Fully Recovered From Cold Returns to Desk

London dispatch reports Ambassador Choate has fully recovered from a cold that kept him home for several days and is back at his desk today.

London Ambassador Choate

Endeavorers Give Concert at Trinity Methodist Church

The Christian Endeavor society held a concert at Trinity Methodist Church with a well arranged program. Performers included Misses Peterson Brownell Crim Davidson Chopin solos duets and a Furman male quartet among others, with readings and piano pieces featured throughout.

Christian Endeavor Society Trinity Methodist Church Peterson Brownell Voor Gwet Oicsis Iscesess Crim Burns Knowles Reading Purman Miss Wren Misses Davidson Miss Chopin Jenner Nehairi Filer Mise Griffithe Furman Griffiths

Hood Canal Excursion On Steamer Victorian

A small excursion party left this morning to Hood Canal aboard the steamer Victorian. The decks looked festive as cool weather promised a pleasant trip. The group plans to return tonight and sail for Skagway tomorrow morning.

Hood Canal Skagway

Federal Court Decrees City Enjoined On Thompson Case

The court ruled the Thompson news assessment null and void and that the city has no claim to Thompson property. The city may appeal to the supreme court. Other items include a libel discharged against the Lota vessel, a habeas corpus matter for Chin Gin, bankruptcy discharges for Clancy and Mankowicki, and an intervening lien filed by Scandinavian-American Bank against the schooner Alice.

John W. Thompson Thompson Eller Street Supreme Court Victor Crison Lota Alice

Steam Despatch Arrives With Passengers and Cargo

Steam Despatch Captain W Johnson of Gray Steamship Co arrives from San Pedro with seven passengers and cargo for coastwise points. The vessel, newly transferred to the Beattie Bay run, will be operated by F A Bell after discharge. Skagit and Catrina also in port, Al-El sailing date moved to Tuesday. Halibut fleet brings 60 000 pounds. Alaska insurance note. Stevens sale. Woman’s Relief Corps thanks schoolchildren for Memorial Day flowers. Medrona Villa Baths advertise bathing.

Sound Points California

Seattle's Telephone Exchange Listings and Local Directory

A dense late 19th or early 20th century street directory page lists the Seattle Automatic Telephone Exchange Company and an extensive roster of residents, businesses, and professions. It names Abbott House, addresses, shop names, grocers, undertakers, attorneys, and municipal offices along with street corners and avenues, forming a comprehensive urban index.

Death in South Seattle Prompted Mourning Note

Cyrus Fline aged 36 died last night in South Seattle and his body lies at Bonney and Stewarts mortuary. The notice appears in a dispatch from Vancouver Washington dated June 23.

Cyrus Fline South Seattle Bonney & Stewart

Markets Show Brisk Open With Mixed Prices Across Produce

Market crowds were brisk with prices near yesterday's quotes. Strawberries sold at 1.50 per box, Clark seedlings at 1.75 to 2.00, potatoes steady at 2 cents, cherries plentiful at 1.26 per crate, and a wide range of vegetables listed. Provisions cover fresh meats, butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, and farm staples with various regional price tiers.

Valencia Beattie Puget Sound Washington Hutter — Fresh Ranch Nestive Creamery

Cottage City Steamer Arrives with Passengers and Cargo

The Cottage City steamer, Captain Thomas, arrives in port with 92 regular and 12 second class passengers and a 9 1/2 ton cargo of general merchandise. Four passengers are bound for Nome. The vessel will be overhauled and fitted with a new wheel, and sail again June 2 under Captain Norman Wni, formerly master of the Lynn steamer Al-Ki.

Cottage City Thomas Nome Norman Wni Lynn Al-Ki

County Board Awards Farm Barn Contract

The county commissioners last night awarded the new county farm barn construction to H N Swartwood and H Liseter. The bid amount was $1 562.

Tate Night H. N. Swartwood H. Liseter

Es Tire Avenue Largest Jewelry House in the Northwest

The article profiles the region’s leading jewelry house, highlighting its prominence on Tire Avenue in the Northwest. It notes extensive inventory and a reputation for quality, suggesting a landmark status within the local retail scene.

Northwest

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