New Schedules Announced for Alaska Steamers
Southeastern Alaska steamship firms outline spring routes with nine ships to cover northern sailings within ten days. City of Beattie enters service April 1, Pacific Coast operates Heattle Cottage City Humboldt on 3 to 4 day runs, City of Topeka added later, and Dolphin in service by mid April with new boilers.
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Beattie
Wee
Ahe
Pacifico Coast Steamship Company
Heattle
Cottage City
Humboldt
City of
Topeka
Spokane
Dolphin
Alaska Steamship Company
Canadian Pacific
Alaska
Canine Chorus Disturbs Ninthav Terrace Neighbors
Indigenous residents report nightly howling from dogs around Ninthav and Terrace, keeping sleep impossible. Police acknowledge limited options and fear the nocturnal canine concerts may become a permanent neighborhood nuisance.
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Ninthav
Terrace Et
Residents complain of dangerous blasts on 4th Ave area
A resident reports repeated dangerous blasts in the 4th Avenue neighborhood blamed on contractors clearing ground. The past 24 hours saw a second complainant, J. M. McCracken, describe life and property at risk from indiscriminate powder use.
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J. M. MetCracken
Boy 11 Found Sleeping By Waterfront
Harry Foss, 11, was picked up by police last night while sleeping on the waterfront and released this morning to return to his home in Everett. He said his family left him in Spokane when they came to the coast and he was following them to their new home.
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Harry Foss
Everett
Spokane
Local Flashes Highlight City News And Court Action
John Wachter sues Seattle Electric for 1137 alleging a Seattle Brewing wagon collision. County plans a macadam road sample south of Meadows track under government supervision. State postal clerks seek salary raises. Everett meeting set for April 7. Arts exhibition at Little's hall draws crowds with evening concerts by Mrs. Miller and students. San Francisco lumbermen agree to raise export lumber to 150000 dollars. coastwise prices rise. Seattle Women's Club heard Miss Holden on Industrial Education. Brass machine parts stolen from Woodland Park pumping station. police hunt thief with Parks Superintendent Thompson. A sneak thief stole a lady’s jacket from 616 Spring Street residence of Mr. I Gibbon.
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Ies
Meadows
Women's Century Club
Little's Hall
Woodland Park
Parks Thompson
Willard
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Southeastern Run
Aleaka, Pacific Coast
Pacttte
North
Dolphin and
Beatrice
Amur
Bollern
England
Will
Touriete
March Nordhoff & CO
Seattle
New York
Hlandaome
Wiss
Wies
Namcook
FREDERICK @ NELSON (inc
Ostermoor
Beatile
Rederick &Nelson
Asc
China
John Wachter
Seattle Electric Company
Seattle Brewing & Malting Company
Sullivan
State Organization of Postal Clerks
Congress
Pacific
San Francisco
Seattle Women's Club
Mr. I Gibbon
Spring St
Buffalo Marine Engine Age
Tio
Sele
Geo.h.woodhouse CO
Second Ave
McHarrie
M. D
Seattle-Boston Copper CO
Seattle-Boston Copper Company
Chas. BE. Crane
Prea
Seattle, Wash
Brown’s Dental Parlors
First Avenue
MacDougell & Southwick
M. Sanday
Tower's Piano House
Union St
Jim Avenue Theater
Matiner
Fields
Hanson—Clay Robinson & Co
Wm. Windom
Mary Madden
Pete Dunseworth
Starascope
Music Daily
Wea Evens
Pythian Minstrels
Seattle Company No. 1
U. BR. E
Elke Quartette
Beate
Heady’s Barber Shop Cor
First
Washington
Cline
Sater
Jeweler
Optician
Fivet Ave
Lloyd Transfer CO
Baggage Express
Diller
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