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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1910

Page

8

Help Build the Fence Campaign Endorsed by State Leaders

Washington Children's Home Society launches the Build the Fence drive to raise an endowment. Prominent figures including Governor M. E Hay former Gov mor Albert & Mead of Bellingham Ian Milton Poindexter A. W. Frater and State Senator George F. Ye back the effort. Contributions arrive via checks sent to the society office in the New York block and telephone calls urge business leaders to participate.

M. E Hay Govmor Albert & Mead Bellingham Ian Milton Poindexter A. W. Frater George F. Ye Washing Children’s Home Society Society New York

Broadway to Be Model School

Plans to remodel Broadway high school include a 3000 seat auditorium and separate swimming pools for boys and girls. The contract opens May 25 with completion aimed one year after the letting date.

Broadway Seville Ngs United States

Court delays ruling on $16,000 tax case against university tract

Court Commissioner R H Lind holds case under advisement over Metropolitan Building Co attempt to dodge $16 000 taxes on a university tract leasehold. Judge expects decision by Friday or Saturday. Dr John Donne quote appears in the text.

R. H. Lindsay Metropolitan Building Co University

Roosevelt's Plan for a National University in Washington

A report from Washington states Colonel Roosevelt aims to found a national university in the capital funded by unlimited capital with himself as active head. Andrew Carnegie may lead a corps of wealth and help finance the project. The curriculum would cover national problem studies including finance and tariff, with international law and health research as possible adjuncts.

Washington Roosevelt National University Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Department of International Law, Health

Back With Cargo Of Tropical Fish

A steamer from the South Seas arrives in San Francisco with a cargo of tropical fish specimens for the Smithsonian Institution valued in the thousands of dollars. The Alba room vessel, chartered by the game and fish commission, brings spawn from nearly every Philippine species and is commanded by Captain C. M. McCormick and U. S. N. authorities.

Ban Francisco South Seas Albaroom Smithsonian Philippine Archipelago Tieh and Game Commission The Institute C, M, McCormick

A Smile One Samnile Iceberg Phrase

A brief fragment notes a smile can melt a large iceberg, attributed to Manchester Laion.

Manchester

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