Special Session of District No 1 Board Convenes
A special session discussed routine business and committee reports on school improvements. A kindergarten proposal from Mia J. F. T. Mitchell spurred debate with Director Coo, while contract lettings for Walla Walla addition and Madison Street were deferred pending supreme court bond decision. Green Lake building accepted aside from roof and glazing. Easter break set for March 21. Portable classrooms to be moved to Central and Rainier sites. new Green Lake desks to be installed.
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Board of
District No. 1
Sixten
Mia. J. F. T. Mitchell
Federation of Women's Eluba
Bhe
Coo
Walla Walla
Madison Street
Twenty Fleet Avenue
Supreme Court
Green Lake
Inter-hay
Biat
Central
Rainier
Agam
Hotels At Leading Houses Feature Wide Guest List
Prominent visitors checked into Rainier Grand Northern Stevens Seattle Duter and other hotels. Guests include R W McKinnon Chicago W C Sargent Milwaukee G T Baldwin Vancouver A N Preston Denver Mrs Erma Smith Whatcom P H Kirwan Bt Paul C W Ricketts Minneapolis and many more from Vancouver Port Townsend Tacoma Spokane and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier Grand
R. W. McKinnon
Chicago
W. C. Sargent
Milwaukee
G. T. Baldwin
Vancouver
A. N. Preston
Denver
Erma Smith
Whatcom
P. H. Kirwan
Bt Paul
C. W. Ricketts
Minneapolia
Harry R. Ella Dawnen
J. C. Cathain
Los Angeles
C. J. Anderson
Victoria
F. G. Burgess
New York
F. Barton
Portland
C. & Rollaten
Sunday church services listed across Westminster and other parishes
The calendar shows morning and evening sermons at Westminster Second Lane Street and Calvary Presbyterian churches with themes like The Lord's Approval and A God Crowned Life. Catholic parishes list masses from 6 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and vespers, with several halls and parishes in rotation.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hugh Gilchrist
Second Presbyterian Church
W. A. Major
John Willis Tiner
International Christian Endeavor Society
Lane Street Presbyterian Church
James Thormpeon
Calvary Presbyterian Church
David Blythe
First Presbyterian Church
Matthews
Lla. m
First Unitarian
W. D. Eimonda
Firet M. BE
Edwin M. Randall
Battery Street
M. KE
A. D. Brown
Plymouth Congregational Church
W. H. G. Temple
First Baptist Church
United Presbyterian Church
W. A. Spaulding
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
F. X. Prefontaine
Sacred Heart Church
Geo, A, Hild
Church of Immaculate Conception
A. Bweere
New Parish
W. J. Metz
Hall
Jackson Street
Twenty Sixth
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Hallard
G. Achtergael
Local religious notices and obituaries from Moran Co dock to Ninth Avenue
The Valoating Christian Endeavor Society holds Sunday services at Moran Co dock with A Jacobs speaking at 4 90. Mable K Stafford travels to address the local Young Women’s Christian Association. Pilgrim Congregational church trio provides music. Queen City Theosophical Society meets at A A W hall with Mrs F A Schwager speaking on Delusion in Devachan. Ananda lodge studies at 1118 Third Avenue with a symposium on the Theosophical Society. Mary Woods, aged 72, dies at 1418 Ninth Avenue Northeast. funeral arrangements by Beattie Undertaking.
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Valoating Christian Endeavor Society
Lehehip King George
Moran Co
Nev
A. Jacobs
Mise Mable K. Stafford
Count Young Women's Christian Associations
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Queen City Theosophical Society
America
A. W. Hall
Pioneer Block
Devachan
Mra
F. A. Schwager
Theosophical Society
Ananda Lodge
Third Avenue
The
Mary Woods
Ninth Avenue Northeast
Beattie Undertaking
English Sails for Defender in America's Cup Bid
New York reports the next defender will use Ratsey sails, a near certainty among yachtsmen. While the international race is over a year and a half away, Ratsey’s reputation as the top saltmaker influences expectations of performance and potential edge for the American challenger.
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New York
Howe
Columbia
Ratecy
Ratacy Salle
Constitution
Social whirl fills Seattle clubs and homes this week
Mrs Frederick Hicks hosts a Lenten gathering at 415 Thirtieth Avenue North with needlework and light refreshments. Miss Betella Fisher plans a Olympia visit for two months. Numerous parties including dinners, card gatherings, dances, and a benefit banquet circulate between homes and halls such as Mathier Heights, Littiee hall, Newell's hall, and Ranke hall with clubs like L Allegro and Good Time Social.
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Frederick Hicks
Thirtieth Avenue
Mine Neta Kelly
Mathier Heights Hall
Betella Fisher
Olympia
Chariie Robinson
Mercer Avenue
Capt. Bermeter
Alpha Club
Huffieton
Seventh Avenue
Frederick Hicka
Carda
P. R. Kershaw
Whatcom
T. 8. Medell
South Seattle
al Stevens
Newell’s Hall
Ranke Hall
Wagner
Court Excelsior
Extra Night for The Sign of the Cross at Grand Theatre
Manager Cort arranged an extra performance of The Sign of the Cross for Sunday night extending the original end date tonight. The high grade production features an capable company and star Charles Dalton, praised as one of the most forceful on the local stage.
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Cort
Grand Haa
Charles Dalton
Star
Smokers event at Masonic temple by Knights of the Maccabees
A well attended smoker at the Masonic temple featured the Knights of the Maccabees uniform rank in new dress with an exhibition drill. The program included boxing bouts buck and wing dancing and vocal solos. Traffic on the Seattle Ballard line was delayed briefly after a derailment near Ballard station. a wrecking crew repaired the damage.
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Knights of the Maccabees
Masonic Temple
Seattle-Ballard
Ballard Station
Moving Toward Reform In Tenderloin Saloon Policy
Chief of Police Sullivan orders all women out of saloons below Yealer Way and enforces a $16 license per saloon. Last night over 400 women quill their jobs in Tenderloin joints as reform efforts spread. Music and a theater vibe will be confined to licensed venues with $10 per musician licenses.
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Sullivan
Yealer Way
Washington Street
Detective James Byrnes Appointed Regular City Detective
James Byrnes has been appointed a regular city detective of the Beat tle police department to fill the vacancy from Detective 8. G. Corbett. Byrnes was appointed a patrolman by Chief Bowers in June 1894 and has served as a special officer in plain clothes. He helped capture Base-cracker T. DPD Nash at the Northern Pacific depot, and his record is among the department's best.
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James Byrnes
Beattle
G. Corbett
Detective Byrnes
Bowers
Ile
T. Dpd
Nash
Northern Pacific
Elks Prepare Revels at Grand Opera House
The Revels of the Elks and the Dears, an upcoming entertainment by Mrs EF Lang and Mr BE A Wolff, is under way for a Grand Opera House show. Lang and Wolff, the musical director and lead organizers, bring extensive experience to the effort.
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Grand Opera House
Mre. EF. Lang
BE. A. Wolff
Ee Dr. Waggoner
Globe Block
Grief Blinds Woman After Tragic Death in Indiana
Mrs. John Dempsey of Breckinridge loses sight from constant weeping after Tereon was killed on an Indiana railhead. Doctors report her eyes diseased and a specialist removed them to save her life.
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Pittsburg
John Dempsey
Breckinridge
Tereon
Indiana
Mather Confesses 20-Year-Old Muskegon Murder
Jan 8 confession allege Mather killed Peter Olsen of Muskegon Mich twenty years ago after quarrel at Stig Mapide junction near Muskegon. He says he shot Olsen three times during a quarrel and the body was hidden by snow until spring. Coroner ruled suicide before new claim of insanity.
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South Bend
Ind
Mather
Peter Olsen
Muskegon
Mich
Neane
Loganeport
Elkhart
Stig Mapide Junction
Olsen
Euleide
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EK. A. Solomon
D Burna
Dawson
J. C. Orr
Philadelphia
F. A. Bartlett
Port Townsend
J. H. Kreuger
Everett
B. H. Pitts
J. Louis
H. &. Faber
Happy Valley
Dan L. Weaver
Spokane
Elks’ Entertainment
Seattle Tailoring Co
First Avenue
Ranier
Pantouris
Panama
Stetson
Abe
King Bros
Firat Ave
Seattle, WN
Star Paint and Wall Paper Co
Corner Third and
Pike St
Main
Daulton’s
Daulton Carpet Co
First Ave
Cor, Spring St
D. Buck & CO
Ramaker Music
Bon Marche
Cline
Richmond Piano Club
Sherman, Clay & CO
Second Avenue
Charter Oak
St. Louis
Royal Charter Oak
Chicago Furniture & Stove
Colo
Bres
McClure’s
Lalli
Col
G. H. Roades
Champa 6T
Cole
International Rural Clinic
la Salle Ave
Cyke
Alleyn
Remington
E. C. Niles
Cherry St
Gloria
E. H. Shamek
Washington Dental and Hotographic Supply
Columbia Street
Pike Street
the Plaza
H. Woodhouse & Co
Second Ave
Harvard Dental
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