Plans for Big Power Plants Near Seattle Chambers
Stone & Webster of Boston complete plans for two new hydro plants on White river and Puget Sound region. Tacoma Industrial Company will build White river plant 26 miles from Seattle. Pierce County Improvement Company to erect Kup river plant. Managers aim for late 1903 or early 1904 operation with 20 000 to 50 000 horsepower to power Tacoma Seattle railways and interurban lines. Snoqualmie Falls Power Company prepares a new plant to meet rising competition.
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White
Puyallup River
Stone& Webster
Boston
Stone & Webster
Beattie, Tacoma and Whatcom Street Railways
Seattle-Tacoma Interurban Railroad
White River
Tacoma Industrial Company
Seattle
Pierce County Improvement Company
K. Mitchell
Geattle
Stone & War Enterprises
Northwest
Tacoma
Snoqualmie Falls Power Company
Beattie Electric Ccompany
Puget Sound Eelectric Company
Snoqualmie Company
Snoqualmie Comy
The
Snoqualmie Power Company
Beattie School Names Updated Amid Board Deliberations
Beattie public schools adopted new nomenclature after months of board discussion. Several new names replace earlier ones while Denny Minor and Day schools retain their Seattle pioneer associations.
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Star
Hall of Fame
New York
Denny
Seattle
Waret
Rainier
Lincoln
Beatin
Webster
Frankin
Pecine
Grant
Veen Anne
Marshall
Mer
Jo Ayed
Tomorrow’s Saint Patrick Day Festivities In City
Tomorrow marks St Patrick's Day with a 3 PM Mass at Our Lady of Good Hope led by Father Prefontaine and a sermon by Father Mahoney In the evening the Ancient Order of Hibernians hosts an entertainment at Rankes Hall featuring Henry Wineton. The Celtic Song of Washington holds its annual banquet at the Knickerbocker with 160 covers. Daniel Kellrige presides as toastmaster with toasts to the President state of Washington Ireland and more. A Sunday gathering for St Marrs parish children follows.
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Emerald Isle
Ireland
St. Pat- Im Thie City
Mase
Church of Our Lady of Good Hope
Father Prefontaine
Pather Mahoney
Ranke's Hall
Order of
Hibernians
Henry Wineton
Washington
Knickerbocker
Daniel Kelrige
Seaee Co
H. Hanford
Thomas Burke
State of Washington
Dalton
Army and Navy
F. Melean
Hall
St. Marr's Parish
Agriculture Building Contract For St Louis World Fair
The contract for completing the Agriculture building at the St. Louis World’s Fair was let. The project costs $639,000 and the 15 percent larger structure will be the largest single-department building, with a floor area of nearly 20 acres.
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ST. Louis
Death of Arthur C. Morrison Former NP railway auditor
Arthur C. Morrison longtime traveling auditor for the Northern Pacific Railway died yesterday at Stellacoom. He leaves a wife in Beattie. Ill for two years his health declined after severing ties with the railroad about a year and a half ago and moving to Whatcom where he practiced law and served two terms as city attorney.
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A. Morrison
Arthur C. Morrison
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Stellacoom
Beattice
Mr. Morrison
Whatcom
Local Theaters Show Cowboys and Comedies at Grand
The Cowboy and the Lady starring Miller Kent as Teddy North drew crowds at the Grand last night. Kent’s Westbound hero blends comedy and drama while veteran actor Rapley Holmes adds strong cowboy humor. The Seattle run previously featured Kent, with the supporting cast delivering lively performances. Engaged at Seattle Theater also drew attention, with Clarke as Cheviott Hill and Mortimer Martin and George A Yielding among new company members.
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Miller Kent
Teddy North
Seattle
Mr. Kent
Enat Rapley Holmes
Big Joe
Kent
Ares
Teddy
Mer
Lnes
Maren
Mre Warren
Drapete Bradbury
Gilbert
Inetta
Marty Carson
Clarke
Cheviott Hill
Mr. Clarke
Jones
Mortimer Martin
George
Rte
Hanford Company
Stage Notes Showat Third Avenue and Grand Theaters
Tom Fitch presents Reap the Harvest at Third Avenue theater with a witty, melodrama edged love story and strong comedy. George Rowe draws heat as the villain and Kate Claxton headlines The Two Orphans at Grand, with Madison Theater adding a vaudeville bill led by the Wilson family.
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Tom Fitch
Third Avenue Theater
Rune
Donald Stuart
George HM
Rowe
Advantage
Ke Archie
Juliette Perish
Ehar
Notera
Third Avenue
Oil house keepers arrested on order violation
Camille Howmeen and J Itetta, keepers of oil houses in the western enderloin, were arrested by Police men Hubbard and Delgh last night. They are said to have violated Chief Sullivan’s closing order and will be tried in the police court.
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Buffalo Clothing and Tailoring
Jay
Starkey
Camille Howmeen
J. Itetta
Wenderloin
Hubbard and
Delgh
Chlef Sullivange
Exles
New York
Paris
YMCA Progress Report Shows Growth and New Site
The local YMCA releases its annual progress report for 1909 outlining gains in physical education, education, and religion. It notes expenditures of 15 088 dollars, receipts 161 409, membership around 1009, with detailed diagrams of occupations and attendance. A new 40 000 dollar site at Madison Street and Fourth Avenue is secured, with 15 000 cash in the fund and a plan to raise 95 000 for a five story building with gymnasia an auditorium and dormitories.
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Educational Department
Institute
United States
Arnold Allen
Madison Street
Fourth Avenue
Cardiff Mine Disaster Reported with Fatal Fire Damp Explosion
Three men die in a second fire damp blast at the Cardiff coal mine, details scarce and the incident occurring last night in a remote section. Other brief items note millinery openings at Curtis Millinery House and a grand masquerade ball advertised for March.
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Kanhakeer
Cardiff
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