City Council to propose ward sewerage plan
Councilman Murphy of the Ninth ward will introduce four proposals to establish a ward sewerage system. The plan would serve Fremont Brooklyn Latona Kees Green Lake and Ballard with brick sewers costing about 500000. A special election would fund bonds and Ballard annexation is a possible consequence.
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Murphy
Ninth Ward
Fremont
Brooklyn
Latona
Kees
Green Lake
Ballard
Lake
University
Balmon Y Eee
Amur's Rough Voyage Described by Vancouver Sailors
The Amur arrived from the north after a five day Vancouver voyage marked by a severe trip and reefed sail conditions. Captain Goose reports the City of Beattie also faced delays of about four hours en route to Ketchikan due to similar weather and channel hazards.
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Vancouver
Amur
Snowbound Passengers Reach St Paul After Great Northern Trains
Three passengers snowbound on the Great Northern line in North Dakota arrived in St Paul with baggage and mail. They describe privation during a long stockade, little food, and coal shortages, while snow drifts blocked routes. Food and fuel later found at Willie D. location. Authorities expect trains to run on time within 24 hours.
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ST. Paul
Great Northern
North Dakota
Willie * D
Rate War Between Tacoma Steamers Ends
A Tacoma ticket seller reports the end of the rivalry between the Dauntless and Sentinel steamers. The five cent fare from Tacoma to Beattie is restored after a two day dispute prompted by one line’s Tuesday fare cut. Crowds at the pier have dispersed as normal pricing resumes.
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Tacoma
Colman
Dauntless
Sentinel
Beattie
Seattle
Landlord Ends Tense Door T Censorship Row in Enumclaw
A controversial week in Enumclaw centers on a touring show featuring a white couple billed as stars and a mixed racial pairing. Local proprietors, including the Pacific cho proprietor, face fallout as the landlord plans to end ties after settling board and travel costs. The dispute hints at broader questions of color and stage optics in the act.
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Enumclaw
the Pacific Choin
Lumber Rates Rise for Southeast Shipped Timber
Lumber and timber product rates rise 6 to 16 cents per 100 pounds for shipments to the southeast effective April 1. Washington dealers protest alleged discrimination in favor of Texas pine and Arkansas cypress, with the district largely served by Washington firms. Construction costs estimate $82,364.50 for Yesterway Thirty-second Avenue project and $11,666 for Wiret Avenue work from Virginia Street to Dennyway.
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Washington
Artrary
Yesterway
Thirty-second Avenue
Wiret Avenue
Virginia Street
Dennyway
Lost on Queen Anne Hill W F Johnson Tale
Fremont man W F Johnson says he woke penniless on Queen Anne hill after a night at Belvedere concert hall on Occidental avenue. It is not proven he played cards there and he may not have been at the resort that night. County commissioners added to a $250 reward offered by Sheriff Cudihee for catching the murderers of Martin Johnson at Myde’s saloon in Franklin on March 1.
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W. F. Johnson
Fremont
Queen Anne Hill
Belvedere
Occidental Avenue
Johnson
Sherif Cudihee
Martin Johnson F
Myde's
Franklin
Adams Case Dismissed In False Pretenses Swindle
The charge of obtaining money under false pretenses against Dr E J Adams was dismissed by Judge Griffin on motion of Prosecuting Attorney Fulton. Adams and Capt N Handy were accused in the Morse steamer sale in which Dr J Eugene Jordan was involved. Handy is still at large, last seen after escaping custody in Tacoma last fall. He is believed to be somewhere in the Spanish American states and is serving a two year sentence at Walla Walla penitentiary.
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E. Jr. Adams
Griffin
Fulton
Adams
N. Handy
J Eugene Jordan
Morse
Mandy Io
Tacoma
Wallaya
Undertaker Butterworth to defend hob o in April court
Butterworth of Butterworth Undertaking Co. will act as defense attorney on April 1 after being drawn on the March jury panel. Judge Grifia and deputy prosecutor Vince Faben arranged a practical joke as John Blair, a hobo charged with larceny from the person, awaits trial.
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KE. KR. Butterworth
The
Butterworth Undertaking Co
Vince Hi. Faben
Airiffin
Butterworth
Faben
Grifia
John Blair
Tatterworth
Kerry Mills Proprietor Marries Miss Katherine Gien in City
Kerry, owner of the Kerry mills, wed Katherine A. Gien of Dayton Oregon at her parents home on March 1. Rev. John Gien officiated with HW Boardman of McMinnville college assisting. Fay Swick was bridesmaid. Harvey B. Patton was best man. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple left for a短 California trip.
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Kerry
Kerry Mills
Katherine A. Gien
Dayton
Ore
First Presbyterian Church Choir
John Gien
HW. L. Boardman
McMinnville College
Fay Swick
Haries
BE. Patton Groomeman
Kerryen
Calfornia
Jeremiah Sullivan Rumored Death Sparks Inquiry in Seattle
A letter from BP. F. Abbott of Farmer City Ul asks for information about Jeremiah Sullivan believed dead in Seattle. Abbott notes a parishioner claims a relation to the deceased.
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Humes
BP. F. Abbott
Farmer City
Jeremiah Sullivan
Seattle
Board of Works to Open Bids on City Streets
The board of public works will open bids tomorrow morning for grading East Lake avenue from Louisa to Twelfth and for laying concrete sidewalks on Fifteenth avenue from East Madison to the quarter section corner. They will discuss a permit for Pacific Wagon Co and hear from property owners. Estimates will cover water main improvements along Yealerway Thirty-second avenue and First avenue from Virginia to Dennyway. Telephone and electric companies will present permits for poles. A purse of 550 dollars and a 2000 dollar draft were lost by Mrs. M. L. ence, a transient guest, likely at the depot. police notified but no aid possible.
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Board of Public Works
East Lake Avenue
Louisa Street
Twelfth Avenue
Fifteenth Avenue
East Madison Street
Pacific Wagon Co
Voerty
Yealerway
Thirty-second Avenue
First Avenue
Virginia Street
Dennyway
M. L.ence
Two Skagway Sails From Pacific Coast Steamers
Two steamers of the Pacific coast line depart for Skagway at 8 p.m. tomorrow, the Al Ki and City of Topeka, leaving together for the same destination. City of Topeka arrived from the north early this morning with about twelve passengers and a small cargo. the voyage was uneventful.
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Pacific Coast Line
al Ki
City of
Topeka
Skagway and
Way Ports
Pacific Coast
Ine
Mortality notices for Henry infant and Otto Bommer
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs L R P Henry died at Silverdale yesterday with private interment arranged by Collins Sherman Foley Co. The funeral of Otto Bommer who died at Providence Hospital Tuesday was held at Butterworth's parlors at 2 pm under the auspices of the A O U W.
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L. R. P. Henry
Silverdale
Collins, Sherman, Foley Co
Otto Bommer
Providence
Butterworth
Public Works Moves Against City Squatters
The board of public works launches a campaign to clear shacks and boats from the water front north of Pine street and nearby tide lands. Notices issued to six owners at Pike street to remove within 10 days, with planks to close Elliott avenue and other sites slated for removal for safety and sanitation. Some residents protest, but authorities cite obstruction to road work and crime concerns as reasons for eviction.
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Board of Publc Works
Pine Street
Pike Street
Elliott Avenue
Union Street
Bell Street
First Avenue
Atlantic
Utah Streets
Seventh Avenue South
Plummer Street
Tailroad Avenue
Columbia Street
Board of Public Works
Mega Ypel
Prominent Guests Listed at Hotels Among Leading Visitors
At the leading hotel yesterday a roster of prominent guests included figures from Portland Chicago Tacoma Olympia Magnoketa Iowa Denver Whatcom Spokane Wenatchee Anacortes and Seattle. Names appear for the Rainier Grand Butlet Seattle Northern Stevens and other houses with executives and travelers from across the region.
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George A. Brackett
Minneapolis
D.campbell
Fairhaven
D. A. Duff
Peverett
F. A. Bartlett
Port Townsend
F. W. Foster
Everett
J. F. Reddy
Spokane
BE. L
J. BE. Connolly
Olympia
R. McGowan
la Conner
I. Husby
Hadlock
G. BE. Wintermiteverett
D. M. Sallahury
Clinton
Scs LE Leg
Building Permits Reported in City Engineer Offices
Building permits were tested today for repairs and new structures in Olympia. Permits include J HM Irvin for a 19 21 Washington Street foundation at 100 dollars, Mra McKinnon for a two story frame at 144 Twenty fifth Ave North at 250, H Carr for a one story frame cottage at 2024 Washington Ave at 450, George Wadenahagen for a one story frame house at 901 Thirty first Ave at 550, L Dowell for an office and scales at 606 Twentieth Ave North at 850, M W Gien for three frame cottages at 1126 36 Tenth Ave South at 1860, Peterson Gile for a one story frame shop at 8716 Eighteenth Ave South at 400. Also J S Christie for a Lat ry cottage at 2633 Stone Street at 900, J L Dana for two two story frame buildings at 4223 27 Fifth Avenue at 2600, Amanda J Wood for a one story frame cottage in the Wallingford addition at 460.
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J. HM. Irvin
Washington Street
Mra. Kt. McKinnon
Twenty-fifth Avenue North
H. Ht
Carry
Washington Avenue
George Wadenahagen
Thirty-first Avenue
L. Dowell
Witteenth Avenue North
M. W. Gien
Tenth Avenue South
Peterson & Gile
Eighteenth Avenue South
Huilding
City Engineers
J. 8. Christie
Btone Street
J. L Dana
Fifth Avenue
Amanda J. Wood
Wallingford
Vessels and wreckage litter the northern voyage report
On the Neah Bay coast Indians recovered a hull section and a board bearing City of San Diego. The Dauntless is idle with a broken wheel. The Grant and other ships move in Tacoma routes as Farallon sails north with cargo and passengers. C Earina from San Francisco brings merchandise and explosives. Champion from Vancouver Island unloads potatoes. Excelsior delays due to bad weather. C D Mryant to ship coal to Honolulu. W F Jewett and Alvena head to California. Allendale loses canvas in a gale near Hilo. Glenmark progresses north from Chile toward the straits.
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Ogette Ville
Neah Bay
City of San Diego
Dauntless
Tacoma
Grant
Farallon
Alaska Steamship Line
San Francisco
Champion
Steveson
B. C
Newport
Pacific Packing and Navigation Co
Excelsior
C. D. Mryant
Honolulu
W. F. Jewett
Alvena
California
Allendale
Everett
Hilo
Glenmark
Royal Roads
Charnavel
Cape
Pastor Called At Ballard Presbyterian Church
A congregational meeting at Ballard’s Presbyterian church unanimously chose Rev Alfred N Raven as pastor after Rev Owen Jones sermonized on Paul Timothy. Patrolman Hubbard arrested a Chinese fruit peddler for peddling without a license. Real estate ads noted in Saturday’s Star.
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Presbyterian Church
Ballard
Owen Jones
Paul
Timothy
God
Alfred N. Raven
Ah Ah
W. C. Hubbard
Celestial
Rocking Chair Priced At 3 25 Shows Fair Home Values
The merchant explains pricing as a fair value approach. Prices reflect low purchasing costs and a steady standard of value for home goods, including this rocking chair at 3.25. The emphasis is on buying right and selling right to benefit buyers.
Bargain Prices on Various Garments and Goods
A long list of discounted items with after six sales closes out past regular values. Apparel such as hats dresses hoses and undergarments plus household goods like soap pills and brushes are offered at deep reductions with specific prices and quantities.
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Katherine Gien
Board OF Works
A. Hildebrant
W. J. Ifan
Whatcom
W. F. Meyer
Frederick
Nelcon
Frederick & Nelson
Second Ave
Madison and
Spring Streets
Wagner
Bon Marche
Ilkaiinen
Applique Bureau
Bbc
Eix
Kirk
Colgate
Pierce
Bec
Worth
sBon Marché Nordhoff
Avake Ete
Pike St
Monarch Shoe CO
First Ave
Wash
POST
Eton
Gordon
Burt & Packard
King Bros
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