City Council Deliberates Regrading Third Ave and City Safety Upgrades
The Methodist Protestant church objects to the regrade of Third Avenue and Pine Street with possible injunctions. Claims by Mrs. L Palmer and J J Madigan plus Horseshoe Liquor licenses are referred to committees. The annual report of Superintendent Youngs is forwarded. Western Central union protest leads to Longshoremen referrals. Mounted police for residences proposed. fire safety upgrades and staff additions discussed. President Parry presided after six weeks away.
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Methodist Protestant
Pine Street
L. Palmer
Fifth Avenue
Way
Committee On
J. J. Madigan
Horseshoe Liquor Ce Y
Police, License and Revenue Committee
Youngs
Board of Public Works
Ehall
Parry
Pike Street Invitations Highlight City Council Agenda
The city council received two invitations last night. One from Pike street residents inviting the council to attend a Fourth of July event on that street. The other from Manager Dugdale of the Seattle baseball team inviting attendance at league games in the city.
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Pike Street
Councell
Dugdale
Seattle
Pupil Addresses by G A R Members at Various Schools
A list shows members of John F Miller Post G A R to address pupils at multiple school buildings including Beacon Hill Pacific Queen Anne Rainier Randall South Seattle High and Industrial schools. Names include C Newell Georges W Furry L S Willard W A Bailey and others.
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John F. Miller
Beacon Hil
G. N. Alexands
F- Peart
Chembra
Bant
W. W. Kirkwood
W. A. Bailey
Pe” Roane
C. Newell
Georges W. Furry
L S. Willard
Denny Fuhrmancham
C. M. Maltby
Thomas J. de Lake
Lyman Knapp
J. B. Strong
Fred Gasch
J. Mercer
Richardd Osborn
E. A. Gardner
R. F. Powell
H. A. Frederick
Benj. C. Levy
A. A. Ellsworth
D. H. LeGate
Geo. Hooker
Pacific
J. W. Langley
F. M. Davis
Social whirl and club notes at city events
Social items report upcoming dances at Mrs. Joseph W Gregory home 416 avenue north and Phi Gamma Delta invites. Whist and card parties hosted by Mrs. A McEwan and Mrs H M Denton. Ladies Musical club plans a June Plymouth church concert. Cheu club scouts summer camp at Alki. Obvious wedding plans for Lucille Richards and Harold Stout. Port Orchard freight routed via steamers from Colman Dock at 9 am and 4 pm.
Fortson place to be fenced and sodded with possible fountain
Street Superintendent Little says the Fortson place on Second avenue and Yester way will be fenced and sodded. The council may erect a drinking fountain there, replacing a radios a wel Sutton site once used.
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Little
Fortson Place
Second Avenue
Yester Way
Sutton
Seattle
Jefferson
Ferrence Garrison
Franklin Yeswa
Wes
Banks
Ross
Warren Avenue
Fulton
Fred E.der
S. &. Bailey
Everett
Play Ball Tomorrow in Spokane Seattle Series Opens
The Spokane squad under Manager Grim arrives in Seattle for tomorrow's opener in a tightly contested baseball series. Star Ralph Frary returns behind the Bunce cap while Beattie is in good trim. Players have practiced since Sunday and will bring vigor to improved grounds for players and spectators.
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Seattle
Grim
Spokane
Ralph Frary
Beattie
Erin Go Bragh Christening Of Baby Clancy
Mary Florence Clancy four weeks old is christened at home of Mr. Thomas H. Clancy on Tenth avenue and Yesterway. Irish flags lanterns and harp music set the scene as Father Wood conducts the 4 PM ceremony with sponsors C. Scully and Rita Magee. The gathering of 200 plus guests enjoys a merry night as the infant rests on a green pillow inscribed Erin Go Bragh. Reichert Bros. pianos noted in ad.
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Mary Florence Clancy
Thomas H. Clancy
Mr. Clancy
Tenth Avenue
Yesterway
Father Wood
C. Scully
Rita Magee
Mortality Report from Seattle Undertakers
The funeral of John W. Watson was held at 2 PM from Seattle Undertaking Company parlors and he was buried in Lake View cemetery. Funeral services for T. A. Green were held at 10 AM from Seattle Undertaking parlors under Beatle Camp 6%. Charles Stoland was buried in Lake View cemetery this morning after a funeral at the Beatle Undertaking parlors at 11 AM.
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John W. Watson
Seattle Undertaking Company
Lake View Cemntery
T. A. Green
Seattle
Beattle Camp
W. O. W. Charles Stoland
Lake View Cemetery
Beattle Undertaking
Mayor Veto Blocks Engine House Site at Queen Anne
City council last night read Mayor Humes vetoing an ordinance authorizing 2400 dollars to buy an engine house site at Sixth Avenue and Galer Street. The mayor said the location is near Queen Anne School and other nearby lots are more suitable and cheaper. Council to vote again after veto publication.
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Humes
Sixth Avenue
Galer Street
The Alabama Theater Show Promises a Weeklong Run
The Alabama presented by the Kelley company attracts theatergoers with a week long run including a Saturday matinee Two Little Waifs also plays at Third Avenue twice this week for fans of healthy excitement Seattle Sty Directory 1902 now in press firms can correct moves since enumerator Polk's Directory Co Beattie Division Railway Engineers to meet at Pike Street hall on May 30 with sessions at 2 PM and 8 PM all members urged to attend Go to Spinning for bicycle repair.
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Alabama
Kelley Company
Third Avenue
Seattle
Beattie
Pike Street Hall
Gurney
M. Runcell
Lincoln J. Carter
Paving Proposals Considered for First Avenue
At council last night two resolutions were introduced for First avenue from Pike street to Dennyway with asphalt or brick pavement, both adopted and open for property owner choice. A regrade plan for Second avenue from Pike Street to Dennyway was also introduced, creating questions about the fate of the First avenue regrading plan.
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First Avenue
Pike Street
Dennyway
Second Avenue
Denay Way
Hartranft Criticizes County Teacher Examinations
Prof Hartranft sharply denounces the system of yearly teacher exams. He notes several veteran teachers were dismissed for failing to pass, blaming rust on advanced high school topics rather than their teaching subjects. He calls the law a form of barbarism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bchools
Hartranft
Washington Institute of Osteopathy Denies Move
The Washington Institute of Osteopathy clarifies it remains at the Base Deposit Building sixth floor, 701 First Avenue, Seattle. The rumor of relocation stemmed from similar sounding practice names, prompting a direct address to ensure patients are directed to the correct address and institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Institute of Osteopathy
Base
Washington Institute OF Ostropathy
Base Deposit
Firet Ave
Funeral held for Miss Inaborg Larson in Kirkland
The funeral of Miss Inaborg Larson aged 20 was held from Kirkland Baptist Church at 1 30 yesterday afternoon. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Larson long time Kirkland residents.
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Inaborg Larson
Kirkland Baptist Church
H. A. Larson
Kirkland
Outlet sale features three piece suits for children
The Outlet Company in Buffalo advertises remaining stock of boys suits aged 3 to 9 years at deep discounts. Prices were previously 12.00 and 15.00 with outlet values up to 5.00, and remaining stock includes about three hundred items. Sale runs Wednesday only at Cor Washington and Occidental.
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Bufalo
Seattle
Outlet Company
Cor
Washington and Occidental
Martin
Bargain Bonanza Across Racks of Lace and Shoes
Unusually strong morning sale features Black Chantilly and White Nottingham lace, decorative doilies, ready for use at low prices. Dress fabrics, ribbons, silk, and imitation glassware discounted. multiple shoe styles and sizes, craft items, and household goods priced to attract buyers. Limited quantities per buyer.
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Chantilly
Nottingham
Rattenburg
Ife
Ibe
Public Auction Notice in King County Washington
Public sale directed by sheriff to the highest bidder at 10:00 a m June 14 1992 before the King County court house door in Washington state for Lot twelve and the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter. Case includes defendants and intervenor in a municipal operation dispute with City of Seattle and others. Also summons by publication in the Seaton case requests Alexander N Seaton appear within 60 days of first publication.
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County of
King
Daniel Crowley
Daniel H. Crowley
Department No. 4
Seattle
King County
Washington
Seattle Daily Star
Beattie
Sheriff's Sal
State of Washington
County of King
Sheriff's Office
Superior Court of
Isaac Steel
Robert Willis
Rand McDonald
James 8. Williams
Pat McGonigal
Noe
Rank Jensen
Robert Barnes
Mike Willson
Tom Cornish
Rtichard Musg
Court House
Superior Court
Anna L. Seaton
Alexander N. Seaton
Horace P
Art P. O
New Building
King Washington
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Marche
Third Ave
Committee On Labor
Western Central Union
City
Grout
Longehoremen's Union
Gilliam Hand
Pike
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
U. of W
We Anne
Joseph W. Gregory
Avenue North
Frank Bell
Forty Second Avenue
Lee Street
Orptec Club
I. A. Nadeau
Iston Avenue
Oan Ladies’ Musical Club
Plymouth
Cheu
Alki Points
Mia Lucille Richards
Harold Stout
Mre
H. M. Denton
Seventeenth Avenue
G. D. Stevens
H. F. A. X. Club
New York Block
Port Orchard
Colman Dock
Clancy
Yale
Wolff-American
Reichert Bros
Union
Queen Anne
Steinway & Sons
Square
Eeaines Bros
Heine & Co
Kimball
Schiller
First Ave
The
Washington Institute of Osteop
Athy
P. H. Scullin
LABOR
Patrick Henry Boullin
Dunlap
Miss Larson
Buffalo
Teaspers
Peiersons
Richmond
Frisco House
Frisco
Cline’s Piano
Western Avenue
M. J. Walker
Sherman, Clay & Co
Scond Avenuen
Ale
Bonney & Stewart Panera
Columbia
Frederick & Nelson
Second Ave
Madison and
Spring Streets
Reiley Co
Augustue Thomas
Bella
Hinckley Block
Chs
Seater & CO
Wash
Seneca and University
Third Avenue Theater
Veseensebesense
PAI Iscss
Choice
Ain Ohata
Vici
California
Hattie
D. Buck & CO
Second Ave. Times Building
W. M
Danville Coal Company
Township
Ranger
Thomas Dawson
Catherine Dawson
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
John Larrabee
Intervenor
Isaac Rees
James Williams
James M. Scott
C. Roe
Frank Jensen
Richard Muse
Rove
George Oliver
Organfacturing Company
Ofice
George B. Cole
Lnn
Burke Building
City of Seattle
Incorporate
Wadd
Kinington
Tacoma
Pierce County
W. Pope Jordan
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