Memorial Day Parade Commemorations In Seattle
Memorial day ceremonies in Seattle feature a parade assembling at 9 30 a m on First avenue with police, cadets, veterans, and various posts marching to the Armory. A program at the Armory includes prayers, songs, and addresses by Judge Hoyt and others, followed by cemetery services and a joint memorial committee announcement.
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Seattle
Grand Army
Embie
First Avenue
Sergt
Ward
Wagner
First Regiment
Eaves
Arand
City First Washington
Miller
Stevens Post
Yester Way
Second Ave
Pike Street
Avenue
Armory
Amos Brown
Aiiter Post
Harry Biglow
G. Geo. W. Lincoln
Sexton Post
Schont
H. 8
Sharp
Wagna
Stevens
Lincoln
Gettyebure
Richard Osborn
Clara A. Hawthorn
Pennes M. D. Leehey
R. F. Powell
Geo. Hooker
Miller Post
J. M. Welstiing
L. T. Dodge
City Approves Multiple Street Improvements in East Thomas Area
City council last night passed several infrastructure bills including grading curbing and sidewalks for East John street from 28th up to Boston Heights and East Thomas street from avenue north to 7th avenue. Resolutions covered paving parking lay water mains on multiple avenues and cement sidewalks on East Re and Boyleston streets with extensions into the Pontius and Roy additions.
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John Street
Boston Heights
Thomas Street
Avenue
Mth Avenue
Ing
James Street
20Th Avenue
22Nd Avenue
F. Denny
Jackson
Atta Street
Dearborn
17Th Avenue
Judkins Street
Judkins
2H Avenue
Thomas
Lith Avenue
2Th Avenue
John
26Th Avenue
Heights Addition
Belmont Avenue
Roy
Lakeview Avenue
East Restreet
North Broad
Boyleston
Pontius Addition
Fast Roy
Wines Must Be Stamped Seizure Leads to Fines
Several weeks ago a number of restaurant and saloon keepers were found in possession of unstamped wines and the goods were seized by revenue officers. Deputy Collector Ross reports Washington instructions to settle the cases with nominal fines. Owners say they stamp wines when sold, and will be fined from 25 to 100 dollars based on the quantity seized.
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Ross
Washington
The Frawley Company Masqueraders at Grand Opera House
The Frawley company resumes at the Grand Opera House with Masqueraders running tonight and through the week. A miscredit earlier named Claire Washington for the show, now corrected to Donah Ben for Ten Nights In a Bar Room at the Third Venue theater. The Searchlight at 1205 See Avenue draws crowds for its moving pictures.
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Frawley Company
Claire Washington
Donah Ben
Fairyland dances headlined by over 100 children
Prof A M Little trains his class for two performances Friday night and Saturday afternoon at the theater. The farewell program features Kerrmiss Fairyland and a Dance of All Nations with new dances and costumes. Seats go on sale Thursday.
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A. M. Little
the Theater
Protttle
Norris Rowe's trained animals thrill crowd nightly show
Norris and Rowe present a family entertainment featuring Shetland ponies dogs elephants zebras and trained monkeys. The act opens with a marching band followed by pony drills a comedic pony act dog tricks and a final fire scene with a miniature fire department at Howell Street corner Foren Avenue shows at 2:20 PM and 5 PM.
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Norris
Ia Winston
Fargo
McGinty
Howell Street
Foren Avenue
University Club House to Open with Banquet
The University club house at Terry avenue and Madison street will be formally opened Friday evening May 31 with a banquet. About forty guests will be served as speeches and toasts are planned with Judge C H Hanford Judge Parke Senator Alien J G Pyle and President Graves among speakers. The club, incorporated last year, has built support from Seattle residents and currently has about 70 members led by E W Andrews president Erastus Brainard vice president M Austin secretary and Bernard Pelly treasurer.
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University Club
Terry Avenue
Madison Street
C. H. Hanford
Parke
Alien
J. G. Pyle
Graves
University
Seattle
E. W. Andrews
Erastus Brainard
M. Austin
Bernard Pelly
Examinations in Co B N G W for Promotions
An Adjutant General order sets Wednesday night for exams in Co B N G W. Major De Huff and Captain Drincoll of Tacoma will examine Capt Crane for major and Lieutenant Stringer for captain. A second board from Seattle reviews Co TM Sergeants for promotion to second lieutenant. Exams take place at the Armory.
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Drain
Co. B
de Huff
Drincoll
Tacoma
Crane
Stringer
Lamping
Lieut
Inglis
Seattle
Co. TM
Alaska outfits offered at low prices by Miles and Piper Co
This week at M D Pease Johnson Co 1107 Second avenue ladies find interest in reduced prices on pattern data shirt waist dates and sailors. Latest styles in tailor made suits skirts jackets washable and silk shirt waists offered at the lowest prices. Go to Z C Miles Piper Co for your Alaska outfits.
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M.D. Pease- Johnson Co
Second Avenue
Personal mentions from Seattle shuffled guests and visitors
Merc J B Montgomery and daughter arrived from Lenton Montana and will reside in Seattle. J J Montgomery a noted Armours packing house engineer. Mr and Mrs Rutherford of Cardff Wales visiting Butler. State Auditor John T Atkinson of Olympia at the Diller. Huston advance agent for Gentry’s dog and pony show at the Brevena. A Schofield lumber manufacturer of Hoquiam at the Beattie. Ex Chief of Police George A Brackett of Minneapolis at Seattle. Sam L Silverman Spokane miner and family at the Beattie. Alex G Ogilvie of Portland in the city en route Saturday night.
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J. BB. Montgomery
Lenton
Mont
Seattle
J. JK. Montgomery
Armour's Packing House
Rutherford
Cardff
Wales
Butler
United States
Canada
John T. Atkinson
Olympia
Diller
Oe Huston
Gentry
Crowd Fares Skagway Sail on Dolphin Steamer
The Dolphin steamship with 200 passengers and cargo left Lynn canal bound for Skagway amid a crowded farewell scene. Alaska Steamship Co. operates the vessel. a wage dispute delayed departure briefly and crews included many fruit shipments for Dawson. Notables aboard included EF Pollock, H H tt, Rev Geo la Moette, Wm Lynch, B E Bar inde and S I Silverman with 22 ladies among the passengers.
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Dolphin
Lynn Canal
Wessel
Alaska Steamship Co
Skagway
Iig
Dawson
EF. W. Pollock
Alaska
Seattle
H. H Tt
Juneau
Geo. la Moette
Wm. Lynch
B. E. Barinde
8. I. Silverman
Ketchikan
Splendid Recital Delights Beattle Audience
The Grand Opera House filled with Beattie music lovers for the Ladies' Musical Club last recital featuring the Kinelwel quartet. The audience acclaimed every number, especially Schroeder's Chopin Lento, with high praise for masterful performance. The event praised the quartet and the club for bringing such talent, noting regret that more attendees did not attend.
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Beattie
Ladiow’ Musical Club
Kinelwel
Schroeder
Chopin
Quartette
Beattle
Ladies
Knestnel Quartette
Death
Schubert
Building Permits Issued For Several Dwellings In City
The city engineers office lists permits issued for multiple dwellings including a 2 story frame cottage at 3642 Dayton Avenue cost 900 dollars for Chas Verd a 2 story frame dwelling at 116 Fourteenth Avenue North cost 2000 dollars for Mrs M H Hough a 1 story frame cottage at 1811 Eighteenth Avenue cost 1500 dollars for Harah A Taylor and a 2 story scale at 404 Ward Street cost 700 dollars for Jas Greer.
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City Engineers
Chas, Verd
Dayton Avenue
Mra. M. H. Hough
Fourteenth Avenue North
Harah A. Taylor
Eighteenth Avenue
Jas Greer
Ward Street
Examiner seeks Manila civil service manuals and reports
Chief Examiner A. R. Berven of the United States Civil Service Commission writes to the secretary of the Civil Service Commission here urging transmission to Dr. W. Washburn of the Manila Civil Service Commission of reports manuals of instructions forms and appearance of questions used in Be atfe.
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A. R. Berven
United States
Cvil Service Commission
Front
Civil Service Commision
W. &. Washburn
Manila Civil Service Commission
Man Falls Thirty Feet In Midtown Scaffold Accident
D M Thorp tumbled thirty feet from a two story scaffold on Fifteenth avenue and Madison street yesterday. No witness, but nearby residents aided him. He suffered a severe thigh fracture and was taken to Providence hospital. He is reported to be 623 years old, a note likely in error.
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Fifteenth Avenue
Madison Street
D. M.thorp
Thorp
Carrol
Providence Hospital
Mystery Sloop Fire Sparks Murder Suspect Rumors
Deputy Bheri Williams investigates a Wednesday night fire aboard a nameless sloop at Alki. Two men were aboard. one fled by tender toward the city, and locals suspect the other was murdered in a long planned cruise gone wrong. The case remains unsolved with doubts lingering about foul play.
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Bheri
Wiliams
Alki Point
Dr Simonds Reception for Unitarian Members Tonight
Tev and Mrs W Bimonda host the regular monthly reception in the Seventh Avenue church for the Unitarian congregation. Capt J Chane will discuss Civil War events, Joseph Bhippen covers sanitary commission work, and Mr Binonds speaks on Father Styan, poet of the Southern Confederacy. The choir will sing patriotic songs. Public invited.
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Tev
Mra. W. BD. Bimonda
Seventh Avenue
St J. Chane
Joseph Bhippen
Sanitary Commission
Binonds
Father Styan
Death of Antonio Ceppi Noted Tenor of Maurice Grau Company
Turin cable reports the death of Antonio Ceppi long a tenor with the Maurice Grau company in New York. The notice appears dated May 2 and confirms his long association with the chorus in performances.
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New York
Turin
Antonio Ceppi
Maurice Grau
Late arrivals at Northern hotels list notable travelers
A long roster of guests appears in hotel arrivals across multiple Seattle area properties. Names include O. Gunderton Port Gamble Len Reed and Chas Westcott with wives at the Northern, V B Hardy Portland dealer and others at Seattle and Butler, Diller, Rainer Grand, Futurewilck and Stevens hotels, with travelers from Spokane Hood Canal Everett and many other towns.
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O. Gunderton
Port Gamble
Len P. Reed
Ang Aessed
Ian Wal 5Crett
Chas. H. Westcott
J. Sanderson
Victoria
Sprinkler Value Sought in One Gallon Tin Bid
A bid outlines a one gallon tin sprinkler valued at te and for 15. A second line mentions a good braided clothes line in jong with lic value for the end.
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City Council
Fairyland
Doncaster
Mary
Z. A. Miles & Piper Co
Z. C. Miles & Piper Co
Knesse! Quartet
Cline
Anteed
Atta 7A
Remington Typewriters
Niles General Dealer
Cherry Street
J. M. Lyon & CO
A. T. Lundberg
Masonic Temple
Plano
Sherman, Clay & CO
D. M. Thorp
Star Paint Company
Pike St. Cor
Third Ave
Cece
Dr. Simonds
Athion
W. S Mayfield
Pike St
Tel. Main
India Linen
Frederick & Nelson Fine Furniture
Gendron
Gotan
Go-Carte
Gendron Carriages
Go- Carta
Northrup
Firet Ave
Hardy
Portland
C. BE. Bingham
Robinson
Snohomish
Edwin EK. Sproul
A. PD. Boardman
Jas
E. Bell
Everett
the Butler
O. B. Paulson
Fairhaven
A. J. Raish
San Francisco
Thos. Adair
D. Ep
Spokane
A. G. Long
Portand
D. J. McGlivery
Frank Cahn
Chicago
John Chadwick
Hood Canal
W. E. George
Humboldt
Rainer Grand
Frank Knetsel
Alvin Schroeder
Louis Lobenski
Boston
Knelsel Quartet
D. D
Oliphant
J. W. Procter
Prominent
J. Paul Revident
Nome
J.D. King
Oes
Douglas E. McCoslin
Coupeville
Jas. Johnston
Aberdeen
Archie McLean Sedro-Woolley
W. Underhill
Whatcom
the Stevens
Geo. Holcomb Everett
Geo. A. Brooke
Jesaquah
J. R. Robertson
Arlington
Robert Hall
Port Townsend
Frederick & Nelson Home Furnishers
Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and
Madison
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply
Columbia Street
Knox
It Grocers
Orda
Guion
Mary Ls
Casualty
Ao Jane
Gulon
Rd i
Ts . Ia
A. & Schuchard, M. D
Schuchard Optical Company
Graduate Opticians
Second
Stone, Fisher & Lane
Keeley Institute
Britiah Columbia
Miles & Piper CO
Northwest
Bet
First Ave
Penn Mutual Life
New York Dental Portors
Pikes Or
Howar Uilding
Opposte Mutual Life Building
Portland, Or
Cal
Matheson Bros
Grocers Cor
King
Tel
Malis
Cohn & Cohn
Jackson Street
Seattle E. Co
Wester
Chickering, Weber, Kimball, Pease
Singer Pianos
Johnston
Second Avent Burke Building
Simison Bros
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